Java with Maven
 
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Java with Maven
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5 Days / 40 Hours / 32 Modules
+ 3 month coaching + 1 year eLearning access
Get in Touch With Us
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Learn the fundamentals of Java programming and kickstart your career in one of the most in-demand professions of today.
This course includes the fundamental Java programming techniques such as object-oriented programming, operators, and the fundamentals of Maven.
Participants will also be exposed to Maven and how to implement it to their Java projects. For this course, participants will be using Eclipse as their IDE
By the end of this course, participants will be able to describe object-oriented concepts, object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts, and Java platforms and technologies.

Duration

5 days / 40 hours

Level

Beginner to Intermediate

Delivery

100% Online - Instructor Led
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    Key Features

    • 40 hours of instructor led training
    • Fully Online
    • Class recording available
    • Interactive Learning
    • 8 hour Coaching Session
    • 100% HRDF SBL-KHAS Claimable!

    Pre-Requisites

    • Basic Programming Knowledge
    • Analytical Mindset
    • Willingness to self learn online
    • No prior experience is required
    • We will start from the very basics
    • Committed to complete all tasks

    Who Should Join

    • Professional switching careers
    • Business Analysts
    • IT Engineers
    • Students
    • New Programmers
    • Anyone interested in Java development
    Key Learning Outcomes
    Upon completion, participants should be able to demonstrate each of the following outcome:-
    • Master the fundamentals of Java to steer yourself in the right path of your career
    • Learn the core Java skills needed to apply for your Java projects
    • Acquire essential java basics for transitioning into various frameworks along your career.
    • Learn what Maven is and Why it is so popular
    • Master all the core concepts of Maven
    • Deploy your Java project to Maven Central or other Maven repositories
    • Use Apache Maven to build, test, package, and deploy your Java application
    • Leverage Apache Maven's Convention over Configuration.
    Core Skills Areas Covered

    Object-Oriented Programming

    Operators

    Exception Handling

    Inheritance

    POM Projects

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      Course Modules Covered in the Java with Maven program
      Day 1 - Programming Concepts, Writing Java Programs, Data Types, Operators, Statements

      Programming Concepts

      1. What is Programming
      2. Components of a Programming Language
      3. Programming Paradigms
      4. What is Java
      5. The Object-Oriented Paradigm and Java

      Writing Java Programs

      1. What is a Java Program
      2. Writing the Source Code
      3. Compiling the Source Code
      4. Running the Compiled Code
      5. Installing and configuring Eclipse IDE
      6. Downloading and Installing Maven
      7. Testing Maven Installation

      Data Types

      1. What is a Data Types
      2. What is an Identifier
      3. Data Types in Java
      4. Primitive Data Types in Java
      5. Special Floating-Point Numbers
      6. Rounding Modes
      7. Number Objects
      8. String Objects
      9. Format data for output

      Operators

      1. What is an Operator
      2. Assignment Operator
      3. Arithmetic Operators
      4. String Concatenation Operator
      5. Relational Operators
      6. Boolean Logical Operators

      Statements

      1. What is a Statement and Type of Statements
      2. A Block Statement
      3. The if-else Statement
      4. The switch Statement
      5. Strings in Switch
      6. The for Statement
      7. The for-each Statement
      8. The while Statement
      9. The do-while Statement
      10. The break Statement
      11. The continue Statement
      12. Diamond Syntax
      Day 2 - Classes and Objects, The Object and Objects Classes, Java Package, Wrapper Classes, Exception Handling, Assertions

      Classes and Objects

      1. What is a Class
      2. Declaring Fields in a Class
      3. Creating Instances of a Class
      4. The null Reference Type
      5. Using Dot Notation to Access Fields of a Class
      6. Default Initialization of Fields
      7. Access Level Modifiers for a Class
      8. Import Declaration
      9. Declaring Methods of a Class
      10. Local Variables
      11. Instance Method and Class Method
      12. Invoking a Method
      13. Access Level for Class Members

      The Object and Objects Classes

      1. The Object Class
      2. What is the Class of an Object
      3. Computing Hash Code of an Object
      4. Comparing Objects for Equality
      5. String Representation of an Object
      6. Cloning Object
      7. Finalizing an Object
      8. Immutable Objects
      9. The Objects Class

      Java Package

      1. Package declaration
      2. Sub-Packages in Java
      3. Naming Convention
      4. Importing Java Package
      5. Access Modifier
      6. Java Archive (JAR) Files

      Wrapper Classes

      1. Wrapper Classes
      2. Autoboxing and Unboxing
      3. Beware of Null Values
      4. Overloaded Methods
      5. Comparison Operators
      6. Collections

      Exception Handling

      1. What is an Exception
      2. Using a try-catch Block
      3. Exception Class Hierarchy
      4. Arranging Multiple catch Blocks
      5. Throwing an Exception
      6. Creating an Exception Class
      7. The finally Block
      8. The try-with-resources Block
      9. Multi-Catch Exceptions
      10. Re-throwing Exceptions
      11. Try with Resources
      12. AutoCloseable Interface

      Assertions

      1. What is an Assertions
      2. Testing Assertions
      3. Enabling / Disabling Assertions
      4. Using Assertions
      5. Checking for Assertion Status
      Day 3 - Strings, Dates and Times, Formatting Data, Arrays, Inheritance, Interfaces, Core Collection Classes

      Strings

      1. What is a String
      2. String Literals
      3. Creating String Objects
      4. String Operators
      5. Comparing Two Strings
      6. StringBuilder and StringBuffer

      Dates and Times

      1. The Date-Time API
      2. Calendar Systems
      3. Clocks and Period Packages
      4. Period between Two Dates and Times
      5. Partials
      6. Formatting Dates and Times
      7. Parsing Dates and Times

      Formatting Data

      1. Wrapper Classes
      2. Autoboxing and Unboxing
      3. Beware of Null Values
      4. Overloaded Methods
      5. Comparison Operators

      Arrays

      1. What is an Array
      2. Arrays are Objects
      3. Accessing Array Elements
      4. Length of an Array
      5. Multi-Dimensional Arrays
      6. Enhanced for Loop for Arrays
      7. Runtime Array Bounds Check

      Inheritance

      1. What is Inheritance
      2. The instanceof Operator
      3. Binding
      4. Method Overriding and Method Overloading
      5. Method Hiding and Field Hiding
      6. Disabling Inheritance

      Interfaces

      1. What is an Interface
      2. Implementing an Interface
      3. Implementing Multiple Interfaces
      4. Interface Inheritance
      5. The instanceof Operator
      6. Marker Interfaces
      7. Functional Interfaces
      8. Polymorphism – One Object, May Views
      9. Dynamic Binding and Interfaces

      Core Collection Classes

      1. The Collections Framework
      2. The Set Interface
      3. Set Implementation Classes
      4. The List Interface
      5. List Implementation Classes
      6. The Map Interface
      7. Map Implementation Classes
      Day 4 - Pluggable Annotation Processing API, Java API for XML Based Web Services – 2.0, JDBC 4.0, Lambda Expressions, Java Stream API for Bulk Data Operations on Collections, Java Date / Time API, Concurrency API improvements, Reflection

      Pluggable Annotation Processing API

      1. Common Annotations and Role Based Annotations
      2. @Generated
      3. @Resource
      4. @Resources
      5. @PostConstruct
      6. @PreDestroy
      7. @DeclareRoles
      8. @RolesAllowed
      9. @PermitAll
      10. @DenyAll

      Java API for XML Based Web Services – 2.0

      1. JAXB 2.0
      2. Web Services Metadata
      3. Streaming API for XML
      4. XML Digital Signature
      5. Java Class File Specification Update
      6. Java Compiler API

      JDBC 4.0

      1. Setting up MySQL Database
      2. Auto loading of Driver by JVM
      3. Standard Connection Factory Management
      4. Enhanced Connection and Statement Interface
      5. Inserting Data
      6. New interface RowID to support the ROWID data type
      7. Updating Data
      8. Deleting Data
      9. Use of Annotated SQL queries
      10. Creating prepared statements
      11. Calling stored procedure

      Lambda Expressions

      1. Single method Interface
      2. Anonymous Interface Implementation
      3. Lambda Type Inference
      4. Lambda Parameters
      5. Lambda Function Body
      6. Returning a Value
      7. Lambdas as Objects
      8. Variable Capture
      9. Method References as Lambdas

      Java Stream API for Bulk Data Operations on Collections

      1. Introduction
      2. Stream Creation
      3. Referencing a Stream
      4. Stream Pipeline
      5. Lazy Invocation
      6. Order of Execution
      7. Stream Reduction
      8. Parallel Streams

      Java Date / Time API

      1. Issues with existing Date / Time APIs
      2. LocalDate, LocalTime and LocalDateTime
      3. Using ZonedDateTime API
      4. Using Period and Duration
      5. Compatibility with Date and Calendar
      6. Date and Time Formatting

      Concurrency API improvements

      1. The Concurrency API
      2. Semaphore and Other Synchronizers
      3. Concurrent Collections
      4. Atomic Operations
      5. Executor and ExecutorService
      6. Thread Pools
      7. Parallel Processing

      Reflection

      1. Uses for Meta-Data
      2. The Reflection API
      3. The Class Class
      4. The java.lang.reflect Package
      5. Reading Type Information
      6. Navigating Inheritance Trees
      7. Dynamic Instantiation
      8. Dynamic Invocation
      9. Reflecting on Generics
      Day 5 - Getting Started With Maven, Commonly Used Plugins, Multi-Module Builds, POM Projects, Creating Archetypes, Maven's Approach to Artifacts

      Getting Started With Maven

      1. Terminology and Basic Concepts
      2. Artifacts
      3. Lifecycle
      4. Plugins
      5. Running Maven
      6. Running Maven from Eclipse
      7. Common Goals
      8. pom.xml

      Commonly Used Plugins

      1. Maven Plugins
      2. Declaring and Configuring Plugins
      3. Running the Plugin
      4. Binding a Plugin Goal to the Lifecycle
      5. Maven Surefire Test Plugin
      6. Failsafe Plugin
      7. Site Plugin
      8. JavaDoc Plugin
      9. PMD Plugin

      Multi-Module Builds

      1. Introduction
      2. The Reactor
      3. Reactor Sorting
      4. Multi-Module Build by Example

      POM Projects

      1. Project Object Model (POM)
      2. The overall POM structure
      3. Storing POM
      4. What is Maven Plugin
      5. Example of Using a Plugin
      6. Create a Custom Plugin
      7. Create a Custom Plugin (cont.)
      8. Plugin Management

      Creating Archetypes

      1. Introduction to Maven Archetypes
      2. Introduction to Maven Archetypes (cont.)
      3. Using Interactive Mode to generate Goal
      4. Common Maven Archetypes

      Maven's Approach to Artifacts

      1. Publishing Artifacts
      2. Summary of Maven's Artifact Handling
      3. Repository
      4. Repository Manager
      5. Proxy Remote Repositories
      6. Types of Artifacts
      7. Release Artifacts
      8. Snapshot Artifacts
      9. Reasons to Use a Repository Manager
      10. Repository Coordinates
      11. Addressing Resources in a Repository
      Our Training Methodology

      Practical Assignments

      We provide hands-on assignments that requires practical implementation.

      Virtual Coaching Sessions

      Online coaching sessions that happen over the phone, via video, or on a web platform.

      1 Year Access to LMS

      Get access to learning resources upto 1 year of class completion.

      Live Project Experience

      Hands-on learning and training gives participants the opportunity to experience real world situations.

      Online Assessments

      Participants can assess reflect on their own learning and their level/skills.

      Free Industry Webinars

      Stay current on market research trends, learn best practices through our webinar sessions.
      Your Instructor
       
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      Thayanithy Jegan
      CTO & Co-Founder of Thulija Technologies,
      Certified Trainer and Consultant

       
      A seasoned technology professional with over 17 years of industry experience as a software developer, solutions architect and technology consultant for major organizations.
      Thayanithy Jegan has trained executives and developers in companies such as Maxis, IFCA, SWIFT, PSDC, DHL, Standard Chartered, Infineon Technologies, Siemens and Bank Negara to name a few to break into various technology stacks and as well as data science, big data, and artificial intelligence.
      He has led major projects with clients such as Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia (SSM), MYCOID, Kementerian Kerja Raya, Ministry of Education (MOE), Universiti Malaya, Perfisio Solutions, Kementerian Perdagangan Antarabangsa dan Industri, amongst others. He has also served as a Consultant for MIMOS Berhad, a Research and Development organisation that functions as an advisor to the Malaysian Government on technologies, policies and strategies relating to IT.
       
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      12 Live Hands-on Projects
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      Designed for Beginners & Professionals
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