Java Programming Course Syllabus

(Beginner to Advanced)

1.Introduction to Java Programming Language

• Overview of Java programming

• History and evolution of Java

• Why Java is one of the most popular programming languages

• Java applications in web, mobile, and enterprise development

2.Key Features of Java Language

• Platform-independent Java programming

• Object-oriented programming concepts

• Secure, robust, and high-performance language

• Multithreading and portability in Java

• Simple and dynamic Java architecture

3.Java Virtual Machine (JVM) – The Heart of Java

• What is JVM and how it works

• JVM architecture and components

• Role of JVM in Java execution

• Difference between JVM, JRE, and JDK

4.Java Bytecode – The Magic of Java

• Understanding Java bytecode

• How Java achieves “Write Once, Run Anywhere”

• Bytecode compilation and execution process

• Role of bytecode in platform independence

5.Java Language Fundamentals

• Java syntax and structure

• Variables, data types, and operators

• Control statements and loops

• Methods and constructors

• Input and output operations in Java

6.Java Development Environment

• Installing JDK and setting up Java environment

• Using IDEs like Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, and NetBeans

• Compiling and running Java programs

• Debugging Java applications

7.Basic Elements of Java Programming

• Classes and objects

• Access modifiers and keywords

• Static and final members

• Command line arguments

8.Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java

• Core OOP concepts: encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction

• Creating classes and objects in Java

• Method overloading and overriding

• Interfaces and abstract classes

9.Extending Classes and Inheritance in Java

• Single and multilevel inheritance

• Using extends and super keyword

• Method overriding and dynamic binding

• Runtime polymorphism

10.Java Packages and Access Control

• Creating and using packages in Java

• Built-in and user-defined packages

• Access specifiers and visibility

• Package organization best practices

11.Exception Handling in Java

• Types of exceptions in Java

• Try, catch, finally blocks

• Checked and unchecked exceptions

• Custom exception creation

• Best practices for exception handling

12.Arrays and Strings in Java

• One-dimensional and multi-dimensional arrays

• String class, StringBuffer, and StringBuilder

• Array and string manipulation techniques

• Common Java array and string methods

13.Multithreading in Java

• Introduction to Java threads

• Thread lifecycle and states

• Creating threads using Thread class and Runnable interface

• Synchronization and thread safety

14.File Handling in Java

• File input and output streams

• Reading and writing files in Java

• Serialization and deserialization

• Working with directories and file systems

15.Java Project Development

• Real-world Java project implementation

• Applying core Java concepts in projects

• Best coding practices and project structure