1 : INTRODUCTION TO JAVA

• 1.1 Why Java was Developed
• 1.2 Application Areas of Java
• 1.3 History of Java
• 1.4 Platform Independency in Java
• 1.5 USP of Java: Java Features
• 1.6 Sun-Oracle Deal

• 1.7 Different Java Platforms
• 1.8 Difference between JDK,JRE,JVM
• 1.9 Java Versions
• 1.10 JVM Architecture
• 1.11 Installing Java on Windows
• 1.12 Understanding Path Variable: Why Set Path

2 : CREATING FIRST JAVA PROGRAM

• 2.1 Understanding Text Editors to Write Programs
• 2.2 How to compile java file

• 2.3 Byte Code and class file
• 2.4 How to run class file

3 : JAVA LANGUAGE FUNDAMENTALS

• 3.1 Identifiers
• 3.2 Keywords
• 3.3 Variables
• 3.4 Literals
• 3.5 Data Types

• 3.6 Operators
• 3.7 Comments
• 3.8 Looping Statements
• 3.9 Condition Statements
• 3.10 Type Casting

4 : OOP IMPLEMENTATION (PIE)

• 4.1 Why OOP
• 4.2 OOP Concepts with Real life examples
• 4.3 Class& it's Syntax
• 4.4 Object& it's Syntax
• 4.5 Reference Variable
• 4.6 Constructors
• 4.7 Instance(Non-Static)& Static Variables
• 4.8 Instance(Non-Static) & Static Methods
• 4.9 this Keyword and it's usages
• 4.10 Object & Static Initializers(Anonymous Blocks)
• 4.11 Understanding '+' Operator
• 4.12 Inheritance& it's Syntax
• 4.13 Types of Inheritance
• 4.14 Object Class as Root of Java Class Hierarchy

• 4.15 Variable Hiding
• 4.16 Method Hiding
• 4.17 Method Overriding
• 4.18 Method Overloading
• 4.19 Super keyword and it's usages
• 4.20 Final keyword and it's usages
• 4.21 Constructor Chaining
• 4.22 Upcasting and Downcasting
• 4.23 Static &Dynamic Binding
• 4.24 Run Time Polymorphism
• 4.25 Abstract Keyword(Abstract classes and methods)
• 4.26 Understanding Interfaces
• 4.27 Implementation of Encapsulation
• 4.28 Association with Implementation

5 : PACKAGES

• 5.1 Understanding Packages
• 5.2 Setting Class path

• 5.3 Reading Input from Keyboard
• 5.4 Access Modifiers

6 : NESTED TYPES

• 6.1 Static Nested Class
• 6.2 Non-static Nested Class
• 6.3 Local Class

• 6.4 Anonymous Class
• 6.5 Nested Interface

7 : ARRAYS

• 7.1 General Definition of Array
• 7.2 Advantages from Array
• 7.3 Arrays in Java
• 7.4 1-d Arrays

• 7.5 2-d Arrays
• 7.6 Jagged Arrays
• 7.7 Array of reference type
• 7.8 Operations on Arrays

8 : COMMAND LINE ARGUMENTS AND WRAPPER CLASSES

• 8.1 How to read command line arguments
• 8.2 Wrapper Classes

• 8.3 Parsing of Numeric Strings
• 8.4 String representation of Primitives

9 : EXCEPTION HANDLING

• 9.1 Types of Runtime Errors
• 9.2 Understanding Exceptions
• 9.3 Exception Class Hierarchy
• 9.4 Try & Catch Blocks
• 9.5 Patterns of Catch Block

• 9.6 Nested Try statements
• 9.7 Throw, throws and finally
• 9.8 Creating Custom Exceptions
• 9.9 Checked & Unchecked Exceptions
• 9.10 Assertion

10 : WORKING WITH STRINGS

• 10.1 What is String
• 10.2 String Class
• 10.3 Creating String Object
• 10.4 Operations on String

• 10.5 String Buffer Class and it's Methods
• 10.6 Difference between String and StringBuffer class
• 10.7 String Builder Class and it's Methods
• 10.8 Difference between StringBuffer and StringBuilder

11 : SWING

• 11.1 Introduction to AWT
• 11.2 Introduction to Swing Components
• 11.3 Look And Feel of Swing Components
• 11.4 MVC Architecture of Swing Components
• 11.5 Working with Image

• 11.6 Advance Swing Components
• 11.7 JOptionPane,JTree,JTable,JTabbedPane
• 11.8 JfileChooser,JcolorChooser
• 11.9 JMenu
• 11.10 JMenuItem
• 11.11 JMenubar

12 : MULTITHREADED PROGRAMMING

• 12.1 Multitasking: Why Concurrent Execution
• 12.2 Multiprocessing v/s Multithreading
• 12.3 Main Thread (Default Java Thread)
• 12.4 Creating Child Threads and understanding context switching
• 12.5 Thread States

• 12.6 Thread Group
• 12.7 Thread Synchronization: Methods and Blocks
• 12.8 Inter-Thread communication
• 12.9 Daemon Threads
• 12.10 Deadlock

13 : I/O STREAMS

• 13.1 What is I/O
• 13.2 Why Need Streams
• 13.3 Byte Streams and Character Streams
• 13.4 Read/Write operations with file

• 13.5 Scanner Class
• 13.6 Object Serialization& Deserialization
• 13.7 Transient keyword
• 13.8 File Class and it's Methods

14 : SOCKET PROGRAMMING

• 14.1 Understanding Fundamentals of a Network
• 14.2 Socket and ServerSocket Classes
• 14.3 InetAddress Class

• 14.4 DatagramSocket and DatagramPacket Classes
• 14.5 URL,URLConnection,HttpURLConnection Classes

15 : REFLECTION

• 15.1 Understanding the Need Of Reflection
• 15.2 Getting information about class's modifiers, fields, methods, constructors and super classes
• 15.3 Finding out constant and method declaration belong to an interface
• 15.4 Creating an instance of the class whose name is not known until runtime

• 15.5 Getting and setting values of an object's field if field name is unknown until runtime
• 15.6 Invoking a method on an object if the method is unknown until runtime
• 15.7 Invoking Private Methods

16 : SOCKET PROGRAMMING

• 16.1 Understanding Fundamentals of a Network
• 16.2 Socket and ServerSocket Classes
• 16.3 InetAddress Class

• 16.4 DatagramSocket and DatagramPacket Classes
• 16.5 URL,URLConnection,HttpURLConnection Classes

17 : REFLECTION

• 17.1 Understanding the Need Of Reflection
• 17.2 Getting information about class's modifiers, fields, methods, constructors and super classes
• 17.3 Finding out constant and method d eclaration belong to an interface
• 17.4 Creating an instance of the class whose name is not known until runtime

• 17.5 Getting and setting values of an object's field if field name is unknown until runtime
• 17.6 Invoking a method on an object if the method is unknown until runtime
• 17.7 Invoking Private Methods

18 : EXTENDED & UTILITY CONCEPTS

• 18.1 Generics
• 18.2 Lambda Expression
• 18.3 Annotations
• 18.4 Object Cloning
• 18.5 Vargs

• 18.6 Static-import
• 18.7 Enum
• 18.8 Static, Default and Private Methods of Interface
• 18.9 Var Type
• 18.10 Java Modules

19 : COLLECTIONS FRAMEWORK

• 19.1 What is Collection?
• 19.2 What is Framework?
• 19.3 Collections Framework
• 19.4 Core Interfaces
• 19.5 Collection, List, Queue,Deque
• 19.6 Set,NavigableSet, SortedSet
• 19.7 Map,NavigableMap, SortedMap
• 19.8 Core Classes
• 19.9 ArrayList, LinkedList, PriorityQueue, ArrayDeque
• 19.10 HashSet,LinkedHasSet,TreeSet,

• 19.11 HashMap, IdentityHashMap, WeakHashMap, LinkedHashMap, Tree Map
• 19.12 Accessing a Collection via an Iterator
• 19.13 Accessing List via ListIterator
• 19.14 Accessing a Collection via for each loop
• 19.15 Working with User Defined Objects
• 19.16 The Comparator and Comparable Interfaces
• 19.17 The Legacy classes and Interfaces
• 19.18 Enumeration, Vector ,Stack
• 19.19 1Hashtable, Properties

20 : DATE & TIME API

• 20.1 java.util.Date
• 20.2 java.util.Calender

• 20.3 java.sql.Date

21 : JODA API

• 21.1 java.time.LocalDate
• 21.2 java.time.LocalTime

• 21.3 java.time.LocalDateTime

22 : SYSTEM PROPERTIES & INTERNATIONALIZATION (I18N)

• 22.1 Understanding Locale
• 22.2 Resource Bundle
• 22.3 Usage of properties file

• 22.4 Fetching text from Resource Bundle
• 22.5 Displaying the text in HINDI
• 22.6 Displaying date in Hindi

INTRODUCTION TO SQL (PROJECT BASED)

1: DATABASE PROGRAMMING USING JDBC

• 1.1 Need Of JDBC
• 1.2 JDBC Drivers
• 1.3 Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement

• 1.4 Scrollable and Updatable ResultSet
• 1.5 Batch Updates
• 1.6 Transaction
• 1.7 Metadata
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2 : PROJECT CLASSES

• 2.1 Front End Coding
• 2.2 Form Designing
• 2.3 Back End Coding

• 2.4 Database Designing
• 2.5 Connecting forms to database
• 2.6 Writing Business Logic