About Us

At Upskill IT Training & Placement, we believe in unlocking the full

potential within each student. Our journey goes beyond just teaching —
it’s about empowering individuals to transform their dreams into reality.
We understand that the path to success is not always straightforward,
but with the right guidance, skills, and opportunities, anyone can
achieve greatness.

We are more than just a training institute. We are a community that

nurtures talent, encourages growth, and celebrates achievements. From
the moment you step into our classrooms, you’ll experience a dynamic
learning environment designed to equip you with the most in-demand
skills in the IT industry.

At Upskill IT Training & Placement, we don't just prepare you for a job; we
prepare you for a future.

Mission
At Upskill IT Training & Placement, our mission is simple to empower students with
the knowledge, skills, and confidence they need to thrive in the ever-evolving world
of IT. We are dedicated to transforming potential into performance, helping each
student discover their true capabilities, and guiding them toward success.

We believe in fostering a community of learners who are not just equipped for the
future but are ready to shape it. Through personalized training, real-world
experience, and unwavering support, we are committed to providing opportunities
that open doors to a brighter tomorrow.

Vision
Our vision is to be a leading institute that empowers candidates by
providing top-quality, affordable IT education. We aim to enhance
their skills, equip them for a successful future, and guide them toward
meaningful career growth.
By offering expert counselling and highlighting the importance of
continuous learning in the evolving IT sector, we aspire to create a
community of skilled professionals ready to excel in their fields.
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Welcome to
Upskill IT Training & Placement!

When we started this journey, our mission

was simple: to create a place where anyone,
regardless of background, could gain the
skills and confidence to thrive in today's
tech-driven world. At Upskill, we believe that
Rutuja Bhutada with the right guidance and hands-on
Founder
experience, everyone has the potential to
excel.

Our programs are designed to go beyond

traditional learning, focusing on practical,
real-world skills that matter in today's job
market. But we're not just a training institute-
we're a bridge to your future career. From our
expert-led courses to our strong industry
partnerships, every step we take is dedicated
Kamesh Bhutada to helping you succeed.
Co-founder

Thank you for choosing Upskill IT Training &

Placement. We're excited to support you on
your journey and look forward to celebrating
your success!

Darpan Bhutada
Co-founder
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Why Choose Our Program?

Comprehensive Curriculum: Learn front-end, back-end, databases
with hands-on projects.
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technologies like React, Python, and more.
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prepared for top IT roles.
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from our expert career counsellors.

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Front-end

Back-end

Frameworks

Database
 HTML HTML HTML
1. Introduction to HTML 4. Images, Multimedia, and Embedding 10. CSS Transitions and Animations
History and Evolution of HTML Adding images (<img>), Image Map Adding transitions (hover effects)
What is web-page & website? Embedding videos (<video>) and audio Basic animations with @keyframes
What is HTML? (<audio>) Applying animations to HTML
HTML Editors(Notepad, VS Code) Embedding other media (YouTube, maps, elements
Understanding the structure of an HTML etc.)
document.
11. Advanced CSS for Layout
Difference Between Tags & Elements 5. HTML Forms
HTML Block(<div>) Level & Inline (<span>) Flexbox layout system
Creating forms (<form>, <input>, Grid layout system
Elements
<textarea>, <button>) Responsive design basics with media
Basic HTML tags (<html>, <head>, <body>,
Input types and attributes (text, queries
<title>, <p>, <h1>, <a>, <img>)
password, checkbox, radio, submit)
Types of an HTML Tags
Form validation (required fields, pattern
(Container/Complete & Empty/Void) 12. CSS Transitions and Animations
matching)
HTML Attributes, HTML Comments,
Adding transitions (hover effects)
Creating simple web pages using:
6. HTML5 Semantic Elements Basic animations with @keyframes
Heading Tags:<h1>-<h6>, Paragraph Tags:
Applying animations to HTML
<p> <pre>, <br>, <hr>, HTML-4(<font>, Understanding semantic HTML
elements
<center>) (<section>, <article>, <aside>, <footer>,
<header>)
13. Web Storage and Offline Capabilities
2. Text Formatting, Links and Colors Importance of Accessibility and search
engine optimization (SEO) HTML5 localStorage and
Text elements formatting (<b>,<strong>,
Building a semantic layout sessionStorage
<i>,<em>, <small>,<sup>,<sub>,<del>,
Storing user data locally
<ins>,<u>,<mark>)
Introduction to offline capabilities
Quotation & Citation(<blockquote>,<q>,
7. Tables and Frames (Application Cache)
<abbr>,<address>,<cite>,<bdo>)
Favicon Creating tables (<table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>)
Links(CSS)/Hyperlinks(<link>) and Table : padding & spacing, styling, 14. Advanced Forms and Web APIs
Anchors (<a>) colgroup, size, headers Using advanced input types (date,
Relative vs. Absolute URLs Table attributes (spanning rows/columns, color, range, etc.)
Lists (Ordered <ol>, Unordered <ul>, borders) Form validation using HTML5
Definition<dl>, Nested List, nav) Introduction to iFrames (<iframe>) attributes
HTML Colors : Pre-Defined color names, I-Frame : src, title, height, width,border, Introduction to Web APIs for HTML
HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, HWB border:none, scrolling disabled, forms
placeholder, responsive

3. Text Formatting, Links and Colors 15. HTML5 Canvas

Text elements formatting (<b>,<strong>, 8. Tables and Frames
Introduction to <canvas> element
<i>,<em>, <small>,<sup>,<sub>,<del>, Creating tables (<table>, <tr>, <td>, <th>) Drawing basic shapes and patterns
<ins>,<u>,<mark>) Table : padding & spacing, styling, Simple animations using canvas
Quotation & Citation(<blockquote>,<q>, colgroup, size, headers
<abbr>,<address>,<cite>,<bdo>) Table attributes (spanning rows/columns,
Favicon borders) 16. Testing, Debugging, and Conclusion
Links(CSS)/Hyperlinks(<link>) and Introduction to iFrames (<iframe>) HTML validators and testing tools
Anchors (<a>) I-Frame : src, title, height, width,border, Debugging common HTML issues
Relative vs. Absolute URLs border:none, scrolling disabled, Final project presentations and wrap-
Lists (Ordered <ol>, Unordered <ul>, placeholder, responsive up
Definition<dl>, Nested List, nav)
HTML Colors : Pre-Defined color names, 9. Basic CSS for Styling
HEX, RGB, RGBA, HSL, HSLA, HWB 17. HTML Accessibility and SEO Best Practices
Inline, internal, and external CSS
Basic styling properties (color, font, Making web pages accessible to all
background, margin, padding) users (ARIA)
Class and ID selectors SEO-friendly HTML practices
Importance of proper semantic
markup

18. Industry-Level Project

Build a full-fledged web page or mini-
website using HTML, forms,
multimedia, and canvas elements
Integrating responsive design with
media queries
 CSS CSS CSS
Introduction to CSS Box Model & Positioning Transformations & Advanced Responsive Design

What is CSS? Content, Padding, Border, and Margin 2D and 3D transforms (translate,
How CSS works with HTML Box-sizing rotate, scale, skew, perspective)
Syntax and structure of CSS Width and Height properties Using transitions with transforms
Types of CSS (Inline, Internal, External) Display property (block, inline, inline-block) Complex media queries
Position (static, relative, absolute, fixed) Responsive typography (fluid fonts)
Float and Clear Responsive images (srcset, picture
Selectors element)
Element Selector
Class Selector Layout and Responsive Design Basics
CSS3 Basics
ID Selector Flexbox basics (justify-content, align-items)
Grouping Selectors Media queries CSS3 Selectors (attribute selectors,
Universal Selector Units (px, em, rem, %, vh, vw) pseudo-classes, structural selectors)
Descendant & Child Selectors Basic mobile-first design CSS3 Color models (RGBA, HSLA)
Attribute Selectors CSS Gradients (linear, radial)
Opacity and transparency
Color and Background Advanced Selectors
Pseudo-classes (,, etc.)
Color Naming and Values (HEX, RGB, RGBA, CSS3 Effects & Advanced Animations
Pseudo-elements (::before, ::after)
HSL)
Advanced attribute selectors Text shadow, Word wrapping, and
Background-color
Combining selectors text overflow
Background-image, repeat, position, and
CSS3 Animations (keyframes, cubic-
size
bezier, steps)
Gradient backgrounds Advanced Layout Techniques Flexbox deep dive and CSS Grid
CSS Grid Layout (grid-template, grid- layouts
Text Styling areas, grid-gap) Media Queries in CSS3 for advanced
Advanced Flexbox concepts (align- responsive layouts
Font properties (font-family, font-size, font-
weight) content, flex-grow, flex-shrink)
Text properties (color, text-align, text- Multi-column layout
decoration) Positioning techniques (sticky, z-index,
Line-height, letter-spacing, and word- stacking context)
spacing
Text transformations (uppercase,
lowercase)

JAVASCRIPT

Introduction to JavaScript Functions Text Processing & Indexed Collections

What is JavaScript? What are Functions? String Object:

Why use JavaScript? - Pre-defined and User-defined - Properties: length
History of JavaScript - Parameterized and Non- - Methods: concat(), indexOf(), slice(),
What is ECMAScript (ECMA)? parameterized functions split(), substring(), trim()
Where to write JavaScript Functions with and without return Array Methods:
(Browsers, Editors)? values - concat(), join(), pop(), push(), shift(),
Comments in JavaScript Arrow Functions unshift(), splice()
Console Methods: Constructor Functions Selecting HTML Elements:
- log(), error(), warning(), table() - getElementByClassName(),
getElementByTagName(),
Variables, Data Types, and Operators querySelector(), querySelectorAll()
Events in JavaScript addEventListener()
What are Variables?
Data Types in JavaScript What is an Event? Timing Events and Set Methods
Interaction Boxes: alert, prompt, Mouse Events:
confirm - onclick(), onmousedown, Window Methods:
Operators: onmouseup, onmouseover, - setTimeout(), setInterval()
- Arithmetic, Assignment, Comparison, onmouseout Practical Exercise: Create a
Logical Form Events: countdown timer or clock using
- Increment/Decrement, Unary - onchange, onfocus, onblur setInterval()
Operators Getting Values from HTML Forms MCQ/Template: Implement
- Special Operators: typeof, Keyboard Events: practical exercises for timers
instanceof, delete - onkeydown, onkeyup, onkeypress
Concatenation & Template Literals
(Backtick)
use strict directive
parseInt(), parseFloat()
 Advanced Event Handling
Advanced DOM Manipulation
Control Statements and Decision Making
Window Events:
What is DOM?
What are Control Statements? - onload, onscroll
- DOM Tree: Usage, Properties,
Decision Control Statements: Window Object Methods:
Methods
- Simple if, if-else, else-if - print(), location (redirect)
Manipulating Elements:
ladder, Nested if, Switch Case Form Events:
- createElement(),
- Ternary Operator (?:) - onsubmit(), preventDefault()
createTextNode()
Practical MCQ/Template: Practical Exercise:
- Modifying content with
- Code-based decision-making - Build a form with validation and
appendChild(), insertBefore(),
practice preventDefault handling
replaceChild(), removeChild()
CSS Selectors:
Arrays and Objects
DOM Manipulation Basics - querySelector, querySelectorAll,
Arrays: id, class, tag-name
Document Object Model (DOM): - What is an Array? Creating Arrays, - Multiple selectors, getting
- document.write() Accessing Elements element child, by attribute
- Selecting HTML Elements: Objects:
- getElementById(), innerHTML, - What is an Object? Accessing Axios and Fetching Data
innerText Object Properties
- Modifying Elements Looping through Arrays and Objects What is Axios?
Practical: Array Methods: Fetching Data using Axios (JSON
- Create a webpage that changes - map(), filter() Placeholder or RapidAPI)
content dynamically Array Destructuring, Spread Practical Exercise: Fetch and
Operator display data from an API
Error Handling with Axios
Loops and Iteration
Looping Statements: Entry Working with Standard Built-In Objects Final Project and Review
Control and Exit Control
- Entry Control: for, while Math Object: Combine all learned concepts to
- Exit Control: do-while - Math.PI, Math.ceil(), Math.floor(), build a small project:
Break and Continue Statements Math.pow() - DOM Manipulation, Event
Practical Exercise: Create two - Math.random(), Math.sqrt() Handling, API calls (Axios)
star pattern programs Date Object: MCQ/Template: Final assessment
MCQ/Template: Test - getDate(), getDay(), getFullYear(), with practical problems
understanding of loops with getHours() Review and Q&A session
code examples - getMilliseconds(), getMinutes(),
getMonth(), getTime()
Practical Exercise: Build a simple
date and time application

jQuery
Introduction to jQuery and Setup Retrieving and Traversing Page Content Binding and Unbinding Events
Overview: jQuery Selectors and Filters: Event Handling:
- What is jQuery? - Basic jQuery selectors - Binding and unbinding events
- Downloading and installing - Basic jQuery filters - Convenient event helper
jQuery - Attribute filters methods: click(), dblclick(),
- Setting up a basic jQuery- - Child, visibility, and content filters hover(), etc.
enabled page - Form selectors and filters - Using the jQuery event object
- Overview of jQuery’s features Traversing Documents: (understanding event
and importance - DOM traversal methods: parent(), properties)
Practical Exercise: children(), find(), closest() Practical Exercise:
- Create a basic HTML page with - Understanding jQuery Statements: - Create a webpage with
jQuery linked and perform - How chaining and combining jQuery interactive buttons and bind
simple DOM manipulations methods work events to them using jQuery
(changing text, colors, etc.) Practical Exercise: - Utilize the event object to
- Use selectors and filters to extract capture event details (e.g.,
and manipulate elements from a form mouse coordinates, target
or content-heavy page element)
 Manipulating Page Content jQuery UI Introduction and Event Handling jQuery UI Plugins and Theming

Content Manipulation Working with jQuery UI: jQuery UI Plugins:

- Creating, getting, and setting content: - Downloading and installing jQuery UI - Introduction to jQuery UI Plugins
html(), text(), val() - Overview of jQuery UI’s widgets and - Exploring jQuery UI widgets and
- Manipulating attributes: attr(), prop() effects effects in-depth
- Inserting content: append(), prepend(), Advanced Event Handling: Using the jQuery UI ThemeRoller:
before(), after() - Understanding the jQuery event-handling - Customizing the look and feel of a
- Wrapping, replacing, and removing features web page using ThemeRoller
content - Implementing drag-and-drop or resizable - Changing themes dynamically
Working with CSS in jQuery: elements using jQuery UI Final Project:
- Adding, removing, and modifying CSS Practical Exercise: - Build a mini project integrating
classes (addClass(), removeClass(), css()) - Add a jQuery UI widget (e.g., date picker or multiple aspects of jQuery learned
Practical Exercise: resizable element) to a form or webpage for throughout the course: selectors,
- Build a page where users can enhanced user interaction event handling, animations, AJAX,
dynamically update and modify content, jQuery UI widgets
attributes, and CSS styles using jQuery Review and Q&A:
Advanced jQuery UI Widgets and Effects - Open Q&A session to clarify any
jQuery Animations and Effects remaining concepts
Putting It All Together: - Showcase of the final project
Built-in Effects: - Overview of the sample website using
- Hiding and showing elements: hide(), show(), jQuery
toggle() - Using jQuery UI widgets: accordion,
- Fading elements in and out: fadeIn(), image rotator, hover tooltips
fadeOut() - Creating interactive elements: image
- Sliding elements: slideUp(), slideDown() selectors, resizable effect
Custom Animations: Exploring jQuery UI Widgets and Effects:
- Creating custom animations using the - Accordion widget
animate() method - Using the Resizable effect
- Understanding animation queues and delays Practical Exercise:
Practical Exercise: - Develop a feature-rich page utilizing
- Build a webpage with animated transitions multiple jQuery UI components like
(e.g., image slider, content sections that fade in accordions, tooltips, and image selectors
or slide)

Introduction to Bootstrap and Basic Setup

Advanced Bootstrap Forms and Tables
Introduction to Bootstrap
- What is Bootstrap? Advanced Forms and Validation
- Advantages of using Bootstrap in Web Development - Form validation using Bootstrap
- Bootstrap vs. custom CSS - Custom form controls (custom
Getting Started with Bootstrap checkboxes, radio buttons, switches,
- Setting up a Bootstrap environment (via CDN, npm, etc.)
- Understanding the Bootstrap file structure
Grid System Basics
BOOTSTRAP file inputs)
- Inline forms and input groups
Tables in Bootstrap
- What is the Grid System? - Creating responsive and styled tables
- Breakpoints and responsive design Advanced Layouts, Images, and Media - Using Bootstrap’s table classes for
- Creating basic layouts with the grid system customization
Customizing Grid and Layouts - Table utilities (striped rows, bordered
Typography in Bootstrap
- Nested rows and columns tables, hover effects)
- Working with text classes
- Headings, paragraphs, and display headings - Using utility classes to change the layout for various
- Text alignment, colors, and formatting breakpoints Advanced Layouts, Images, and Media
- Media queries for responsive designs
Media Objects Integrating JavaScript Plugins and
Basic Components and Utilities - Bootstrap media object system (media alignment and Best Practices
list media) JavaScript Components Overview
Bootstrap Components Overview - Handling images, thumbnails, and figure elements - Understanding Bootstrap’s
- Buttons, alerts, badges Carousel Component JavaScript components (tooltips,
- Cards, images, and responsive embeds - Creating image sliders and carousels modals, carousel)
Forms and Form Controls - Customizing carousel controls and indicators - Using Bootstrap’s JS plugins with
- Basic form structure jQuery or vanilla JavaScript
- Form groups, input types, labels, and help text Customizing Bootstrap and Sass Basics Popovers and Toasts
- Validation states for forms - Creating and using toast
Customizing Bootstrap Variables notifications for alerts
Bootstrap Utilities - Introduction to Sass for Bootstrap customization - Popovers for user interaction
- Spacing (margins and padding) - Changing default Bootstrap theme colors and styles Best Practices in Bootstrap
- Borders, backgrounds, colors, and shadows - Working with Bootstrap’s variables (e.g., colors, - Following mobile-first principles
- Flexbox utilities spacings, typography)
- Accessibility in Bootstrap
- Display utilities and visibility classes Compiling Sass
- Optimizing performance
- Introduction to tools for compiling Sass (using npm,
(minimizing unused CSS, lazy-
gulp, etc.)
loading)
Navigation and Layout - Customizing Bootstrap components with Sass

Navigation Components Project Work and Q&A Session

Bootstrap Advanced Components
- Navbar and its customization
Hands-on project: Creating a
- Navs and navbars (tabs, pills, vertical navs) Modals and Tooltips
- Dropdowns and their implementation in - Creating modals and customizing their content responsive web application
navigation - Tooltips and popovers for better user interaction layout using Bootstrap
Creating Responsive Layouts Accordions and Collapse (includes navigation, forms,
- Creating accordion-style collapsible elements modals, etc.)
- Advanced grid usage (auto-layout columns,
- Customizing collapse for better UX/UI
equal-width columns) Addressing participant queries
Pagination and Breadcrumbs
- Offset and order in Bootstrap Grid - Creating and customizing pagination
and providing resources for
- Using Bootstrap’s container system (fluid and - Building breadcrumbs for navigation aids further learning
fixed containers)
 React
Advanced Hooks and Context API
Advanced hooks
- useReducer for complex state logic
- useMemo and useCallback for optimization
- useRef for accessing DOM elements and
maintaining mutable values Context API
Introduction to React - Using Context for global state management

REACT
Overview of JavaScript ES6+ features - Avoiding prop drilling with Context
(arrow functions, destructuring,
spread/rest operators) Styling in React
What is React?
CSS in JS and Styled Components
- The history and purpose of React
- Introduction to Styled Components
- SPA (Single Page Applications) overview
- Basic usage and theme integration
Setting up the environment
- Node.js, npm, and create-react-app Using traditional CSS/SCSS with React
Understanding components and JSX CSS Modules for local component styling
- Functional vs. Class components
- Introduction to JSX syntax State Management with Redux
- First simple app: Hello World in React Introduction to Redux
- Core concepts: store, actions, reducers
React Basics and State Management - Setting up Redux in a React app
Props and State - Connecting components to Redux state
- Passing data using props with useSelector and useDispatch
- Managing state with useState Middleware in Redux
(functional components) - Using Redux Thunk for async actions
Event handling in React Introduction to Redux Toolkit
- Handling events like clicks, input
changes, etc.
Advanced Concepts, Testing, and Deployment
Introduction to component lifecycle
Code-splitting and lazy loading
- Using lifecycle methods with class
- Optimizing performance with dynamic
components vs. useEffect hook in
functional components imports
Building a simple interactive form - React Suspense and lazy()
Testing in React
- Writing unit tests for components with Jest
Component Communication and Lists
- Testing with React Testing Library
Component hierarchy and parent-child
communication
Deploying a React app
- Passing functions and data between - Preparing your app for production
components - Deploying to platforms like Netlify, Vercel,
Rendering lists or GitHub Pages
- Using .map() to dynamically generate
lists Final Project and Review
- Keys in React and their importance Throughout the training, participants can
Conditional rendering build a final project that incorporates most
- Ternary operators and logical AND for of the concepts learned (e.g., a real-world
conditional UI React app).
Wrap-up and Q&A session to review the most
Handling Forms and Basic Hooks important topics and clarify any doubts.
Forms in React
- Controlled components and form handling
- Handling form submissions and validation
Introduction to hooks:
- useState
- useEffect
Deep dive into useEffect for side effects
and cleanup

Routing and Advanced Component Patterns

React Router
- Setting up routing with react-router-dom
- Dynamic routing and URL parameters
- Nested routes
Higher Order Components (HOCs) and
Render Props pattern
- Understanding HOCs and their usage
 CORE JAVA CORE JAVA CORE JAVA
14. Inheritance
1. What is Full Stack Development? What is Inheritance? Types of Inheritance 31. Working with Lists
Overview of Full Stack Development Practical Programs on Inheritance: Single, ArrayList, LinkedList, Vector, Stack
Introduction to Software Development Multilevel, Hierarchical Programs on List Manipulation
Life Cycle (SDLC)
Understanding Request and Response in 32. Working with Sets
15. Static Members and Inner Classes
Web Applications HashSet, LinkedHashSet, TreeSet
Static Variables, Static Methods, Static
Block Hands-on: Adding, Removing, and Searching
2. Introduction to Programming Paradigms Inner Classes: Static and Non-static Inner Elements in Sets
Procedure-Oriented Programming (POP) Classes
vs. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) 33. Working with Maps
What is Object-Oriented Programming? 16. Introduction to String and Math Classes HashMap, LinkedHashMap, TreeMap
Benefits of OOP in Java String Class and Its Functionalities Programs: Iterating Over Maps, Sorting and
Understanding the Concept of Immutability Searching in Maps
of Strings
3. Java Architecture 34. Queue and Deque
Java Development Kit (JDK), Java Runtime 17. String Handling Programs Introduction to Queue and Deque Interfaces
Environment (JRE), Java Virtual Machine String Operations: Concatenation, PriorityQueue, ArrayDeque, Practical
(JVM) Substring, String Comparison Applications
Introduction to IDE (Eclipse Installation and Introduction to Math Class Functions
Setup) 35. Introduction to Project Development
18. Polymorphism - Planning a Java Application
4. Keywords, Variables, and Data Types Method Overloading and Method Overriding - Tools and Technologies for Java Projects
Variables and Data Types (Primitive & Use of the super Keyword
36. Building a Mini Project (Part 2)
Non-Primitive)
Implementing Business Logic Using Java OOP
Writing a Simple “Hello World” Program 19. Abstraction and Interfaces Concepts
Arithmetic Program, Variable What is Abstraction? Achieving Abstraction Collections, Threads, and File I/O Integration
Declaration Program in Java
Working with Interfaces and Abstract Classes 37. Project Finalization
5. Java Operators and Control Structures Testing, Debugging, and Exception Handling
Arithmetic, Logical, Comparison, and 20. Final Keyword and Object Cloning Best Practices for Code Optimization
Conditional Operators Use of final with Variables, Methods, and
Introduction to Control Structures: Classes 38. Conclusion and Best Practices
Conditional Statements (if, else) Shallow Copy vs. Deep Copy, Object Cloning Java Coding Best Practices
Hands-on: Simple if-else and operator- Design Patterns for Software Development
based programs 21. Exception Handling Basics Clean Code and Refactoring Techniques
Built-in and Custom Exceptions
6. Advanced Conditional Statements Try, Catch, Finally Blocks, throw and 39. Building a Mini Project (Part 1)
elseif ladder, Nested if, and switch throws Keywords Designing the Project Structure
case statements Setting Up the Development Environment
Hands-on: Writing programs for 22. Advanced Exception Handling
various conditional structures Checked vs. Unchecked Exceptions
Creating Custom Exceptions
7. Introduction to Loops
Loops in Java: while, do-while, and for loop 23. Introduction to Multithreading
Programs with Nested Loops What is a Thread? Creating Threads using
Thread Class and Runnable Interface
8. Pattern Programming with Loops Understanding Main Thread and Thread
Working on basic to advanced pattern Lifecycle
programs using loops
24. Thread Pooling and Advanced Threading
9. Introduction to Arrays Java Executor Framework, Thread Pools,
Array Declaration and Initialization Concurrency in Java
Array Operations: Insertion, Addition of
Array Elements, Searching 25. Introduction to Java I/O
Understanding Java I/O Streams
File Handling: Reading and Writing Files
10. Advanced Array Manipulation
using File Streams
Programs: Comparison of two arrays,
Merging Arrays, Sorting Arrays 26. Byte Stream Classes
Segregating Positive and Negative FileInputStream, FileOutputStream,
Numbers into Separate Arrays DataInputStream, DataOutputStream
ObjectInputStream and ObjectOutputStream
11. Introduction to Functions
What is a Function? Types of Functions 27. Character Stream Classes
(Pre-defined & User-defined) FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader,
User-defined Functions: Default, BufferedWriter
Parameterized, With Return Value
28. Serialization and Deserialization
12. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics Working with Serializable Objects
Understanding Classes and Objects Programs: Serialization and Deserialization of
The Four Pillars of OOP (Theory): Java Objects
Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism,
Abstraction 29. File Operations and NIO (New I/O)
File System Operations: Creating, Deleting,
13. Constructors and Encapsulation and Modifying Files
Constructors: Default, Parameterized, Introduction to Java NIO (Buffer, Channels,
and Copy Constructors Selectors)
Encapsulation using Getters and Setters,
Practical Programs 30. Introduction to Collections Framework
Difference between Arrays and Collections
Collection Interfaces and Classes: List, Set,
Map
 ADVANCE JAVA
3. Servlet Lifecycle
Servlet Lifecycle Overview
2. Servlet HTTP Methods - GET and POST
1. Introduction to Web Applications & - The lifecycle of a servlet: init(),
Understanding HTTP Methods
Servlet Basics service(), destroy()
- Difference between GET and POST requests
What is a Web Application? - How servlets are initialized,
- When to use GET vs POST
- Overview of Web Applications (client- processed, and destroyed
Handling GET and POST in Servlets
server model, HTTP, Web Servers) Detailed Exploration of Lifecycle
- Using doGet() and doPost() methods
- Difference between Web Applications Methods
- Reading request parameters in servlets
and Desktop Applications - init(): Initialization of servlet
- Using getParameter() to fetch form data
What is a Servlet? - service(): Handling requests
Example Program: Handling form data in a
- Introduction to Servlets: Basics and - destroy(): Cleanup before servlet
servlet
Importance destruction
Hands-on Exercise: Create a form and process
- Working with Web Servers (Apache Basic Programs
it using a servlet
Tomcat, Jetty, etc.) - Implement lifecycle methods in a
Basic Servlet Program servlet program
5. Advanced Servlet Programs - Logging lifecycle events for
- Writing a simple servlet to handle HTTP
Extra Programs on Servlets debugging
requests and responses
- Handling different types of form inputs Hands-on Exercise: Create a servlet
- Using HttpServlet for GET and POST
(checkboxes, radio buttons, etc.) demonstrating the lifecycle
requests
- Using cookies and sessions for persistent
Hands-on Exercise: First Servlet Program
data
RequestDispatcher 6. Session Management in Servlets
4. Working with HTML Form Data in Servlets
- Using RequestDispatcher for internal Session Management
Get Data from HTML in Servlet
redirects and forwarding - Introduction to Sessions and
- Using getParameter() to fetch form input
- Forwarding request and response to other how they work
data
resources (JSP, another servlet) - Using HttpSession to maintain
- Parsing numerical data (parseInt(),
Hands-on Exercise: Create a servlet that session data
parseDouble())
forwards data to another page
Using PrintWriter for Response Cookies
- Sending HTML response using PrintWriter - Introduction to Cookies in
- Formatting responses with HTML 8. JSP Control Structures and Functions
servlets
Example Program: Create a form to collect Using Control Structures in JSP
- Creating, reading, and
user details and display them - if, else, for, while in JSP
- Conditional logic and iteration
deleting cookies
Hands-on Exercise: Implement form data
Using Functions in JSP Hands-on Exercise: Implement
collection and display it
- Simple functions and calling them from JSP session management and
7. Introduction to JSP (JavaServer Pages) Hands-on Exercise: Create a JSP page with cookies in servlets
What is JSP? loops and conditions
- Introduction to JSP: Difference between
JSP and Servlets 9. Introduction to JSTL (JavaServer Pages Core Tags in JSTL
- Basic structure of a JSP page Standard Tag Library) - <c:forEach>, <c:if>, <c:choose>, <c:out>
Tags in JSP What is JSTL? Formatting Tags in JSTL
- Implicit objects, directives, and - Overview of JSTL: Core Tags, - <fmt:formatDate>, <fmt:formatNumber>
declarations Formatting Tags, and Function Tags Hands-on Exercise: Using JSTL tags for
- Standard tags: <%@ page %>, <%@ - Benefits of using JSTL over scriptlets iteration and conditionals in JSP
include %>, <%@ taglib %>
Hands-on Exercise: Write a basic JSP page 12. JDBC – Advanced Operations
to display "Hello, World!" 11. JDBC - Java Database Connectivity PreparedStatement
Introduction to JDBC - Using PreparedStatement for
10. More JSTL and Functions in - Overview of JDBC and its components parameterized queries
JSP (Connection, Statement, ResultSet) - Advantages of PreparedStatement
Function Tags in JSTL - Steps for connecting to a database over Statement
- <fn:length>, <fn:join>, Inserting Data using JDBC Transactions in JDBC
<fn:replace> - JDBC CRUD operations: Create, Read, - Handling transactions and
Using JSTL to Simplify Code Update, Delete committing/rolling back
- Best practices for using JSTL Hands-on Exercise: Create a program that Hands-on Exercise: Implement a
in web applications program that updates and deletes
connects to a database and inserts data
Hands-on Exercise: Create a records using JDBC
complex JSP page using JSTL
14. Integrating Servlets, JSP, and JDBC
tags 15. Final Project and Best Practices
Connecting Servlets with JDBC
Final Project
- Servlet interacting with database using
13. JDBC – Connection Pooling - Building a fully functional web
JDBC
Connection Pooling in JDBC application combining Servlets, JSP,
- Displaying data dynamically from the
- Why connection pooling is important JSTL, and JDBC
database in a JSP page
- Using libraries like Apache DBCP or Best Practices in Java Web
Form Validation and Data Persistence
C3P0 for connection pooling Development
- Validating user inputs before inserting them
Database Connection Management - Code organization, security
into the database
- Managing database connections practices, performance
Hands-on Exercise: Create a complete web
efficiently in a multi-user environment considerations
application using Servlets, JSP, and JDBC for
Hands-on Exercise: Set up a connection - Common mistakes and how to
CRUD operations
pool and connect to a database avoid them
Project Presentation: Students
present their final projects
 SPRING
1. Introduction to Frameworks and 2. Dependency Injection in Spring 3. Spring Bean Lifecycle and Stereotype
Spring Framework Annotations
What is Dependency Injection (DI)?
What are Frameworks in Java? Overview of Spring Bean Lifecycle
Constructor-based Dependency
Benefits and Importance of (Instantiation, Initialization, Destruction)
Injection
Frameworks in Java Using @PostConstruct and
Setter-based Dependency Injection
Introduction to Spring Framework @PreDestroy
Autowiring in Spring
Key Features of Spring Stereotype Annotations in Spring
Components of the Spring Framework ByName, ByType, and (@Component, @Service, @Repository,
Setting up a Simple Spring Project ByConstructor Autowiring @Controller)
(using Spring Boot) Practical examples of DI in Spring Practical example of Bean Lifecycle with
Basic Spring Boot Application custom methods

4. Introduction to Spring MVC 5. Handling Multiple Views and

6. CRUD Operations in Spring MVC
What is Spring MVC and its role in web Controllers in Spring MVC
Overview of CRUD Operations in
applications? Handling Multiple Views in Spring
Spring MVC
Core components of Spring MVC MVC
Creating a CRUD Application with
(DispatcherServlet, Controllers, Views) Working with Multiple Controllers
Spring MVC
Simple Spring MVC Example: Form Handling in Spring MVC
Controller, Service, Repository layer
Controller and View Adding Two Numbers using a form
Implementing CRUD operations on a
Overview of Spring MVC architecture Using @ModelAttribute to bind form
simple entity (e.g., Employee)
and request handling data
Practical example: Implementing
Practical example: Simple Spring MVC Practical example: Form submission
Create, Read, Update, and Delete in a
application with one controller and processing in Spring MVC
Spring MVC application

7. Advanced Spring MVC Features

8. Spring MVC Final Project and Review
JSP vs Thymeleaf in Spring MVC
Building a Full CRUD Application with Spring MVC
Validating Forms with @Valid and
Multiple Views, Controllers, and Form Handling
BindingResult
Deploying the Spring MVC Application to a web server (e.g., Tomcat)
File Upload Handling in Spring MVC
Best Practices for Spring MVC Applications
Implementing Advanced Form
Project Demonstration and Review
Handling in Spring MVC
Recap of all concepts learned during the training
Practical example: Form validation
and file upload in Spring MVC

SPRING-BOOT
1. Introduction to Spring Boot and 3. Spring Boot Auto Configuration and
Setup Dependency Injection
What is Spring Boot? 2. Spring Boot Core Features Spring Boot Auto Configuration
Use of Spring Boot Spring Boot Configuration Dependency Injection in Spring Boot
Installing Spring Tool Suite (STS) (application.properties / (Constructor, Setter-based)
First Spring Boot Program application.yml) Bean Scopes (Singleton, Prototype,
Setting up a simple Spring Boot · Spring Boot Profiles (dev, prod, test) Request, Session)
application Spring Boot Starters Autowiring in Spring Boot
Testing with Postman Spring Boot Actuator (health check, Creating a Service and Injecting into a
metrics) Controller
Building a Simple RESTful Web Service
4. Spring Data JPA and CRUD
6. Spring Boot MVC – Building Web
Operations
5. Spring Boot Security Applications
Introduction to JPA (Java
Introduction to Spring Security Introduction to Spring MVC (Model-
Persistence API)
Basic Authentication in Spring Boot View-Controller)
Setting up Database (H2, MySQL)
Role-based Access Control Setting up Controllers and Views
Performing CRUD Operations using
JWT Authentication (JSON Web Handling Form Submissions
Spring Data JPA
Tokens) Multiple Views and Controllers
Repository interface
Securing REST APIs Thymeleaf / JSP for View Rendering
(JpaRepository)
Creating and Testing CRUD
Application 8. Spring Boot Testing 9. Building and Deploying a Spring
Unit Testing with Spring Boot Boot Application
7. Advanced Spring Boot Features (@SpringBootTest) Building a Full-Stack Spring Boot
Spring Boot Batch Processing Mocking Beans (@MockBean, Application (Frontend + Backend)
Asynchronous Processing Mockito) Packaging Spring Boot Application
(@Async) Integration Testing with (JAR/WAR)
Event Handling in Spring Boot @DataJpaTest and Deploying to Cloud (Heroku, AWS)
Spring Boot Actuator for @WebMvcTest Course Recap and Q&A
Application Monitoring Automating Tests with Postman /
Custom Management Endpoints RestAssured
 HIBERNATE
1. Introduction to Hibernate and 5. One-to-Many and Many-to- 7. Hibernate Caching and
Setup Many Mappings Performance Optimization
What is Hibernate? One-to-Many Mapping: Using First-Level Cache: Session
Use of Hibernate @OneToMany and cache behavior and
First Hibernate Program: @ManyToOne persistence
Setting up Hibernate Many-to-Many Mapping: Second-Level Cache:
application Using @ManyToMany Configuration and providers
Hibernate Session, Cascade operations in (EhCache)
SessionFactory, and relationships Query Cache for
Transaction performance optimization
6. Advanced CRUD Operations
2. Entity Mapping and Basic Advanced Session 8. Hibernate with Spring
CRUD Operations Management: Open, Close, Integration and Advanced Topics
Entity Mapping: @Entity, Flush, Clear Spring and Hibernate
@Table, @Id, Managing Transactions with Integration: SessionFactory,
@GeneratedValue, @Column @Transactional HibernateTemplate
Basic CRUD Operations: Querying with Hibernate: Handling Complex Data with
save(), get(), update(), delete() Using HQL and Criteria API Hibernate: Custom types and
Update and Delete enums
3. Aggregate Functions in Operations: saveOrUpdate(), Optimistic and Pessimistic
Hibernate merge(), delete() Locking in Hibernate
Introduction to HQL Using JPA with Hibernate:
(Hibernate Query Language) Spring Data JPA and
Using Aggregate Functions: repositories
COUNT(), AVG(), SUM(), MAX(),
MIN()
Writing HQL queries with
aggregate functions

4. Relationship Mappings in
Hibernate
Introduction to Relationship
Mappings
One-to-One Mapping: Using
@OneToOne
Fetching and saving related
entities
1. IDEs (Integrated Development Environments)
Eclipse: Popular open-source IDE with plugins
for Java development.
9. Database Management and ORM Tools
Hibernate: An ORM framework that
simplifies database interactions.
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IntelliJ IDEA: A powerful, feature-rich IDE with JPA (Java Persistence API): A standard API
smart coding assistance. for ORM in Java.
NetBeans: Another open-source IDE that MyBatis: Lightweight framework for SQL-

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supports Java and web applications. based data access.
H2 Database: Lightweight, in-memory
2. Build Tools database for testing.

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Maven: Manages dependencies, builds
projects, and automates tasks. 10. Build Automation and CI/CD Tools
Gradle: Advanced build automation tool, often Jenkins: Continuous integration and

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used with Android development. delivery tool.
Ant: Older build tool, still used for some legacy Travis CI: CI service integrated with GitHub
projects. for testing and deploying projects.
CircleCI: Popular CI/CD tool for building,
3. Version Control Systems
Git: Distributed version control system, widely
used in software development.
testing, and deploying code.

11. Application Servers

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Apache Subversion (SVN): Centralized version Apache Tomcat: A lightweight servlet
control system used in older projects. container for Java applications.
WildFly (formerly JBoss AS): Open-source

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4. Testing Frameworks and Tools application server for Java EE.
JUnit: A widely-used framework for unit testing GlassFish: An open-source application
in Java. server for Java EE applications.

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TestNG: More powerful than JUnit, especially
for complex testing needs. 12. Containerization and Cloud Tools
Mockito: For creating mock objects in unit Docker: Containerization tool for packaging
tests. applications and dependencies.
Selenium: Tool for automating web application Kubernetes: For managing containerized
testing. applications at scale.
Appium: Used for automating mobile AWS, Google Cloud Platform (GCP), Azure:
application testing.

5. Code Quality and Static Analysis Tools

Popular cloud platforms with Java support.

13. Package and Dependency Managers

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SonarQube: A tool for inspecting the code Apache Ivy: Dependency manager
quality. integrated with Ant.
PMD: Analyzes code for programming flaws. Maven Central Repository: Repository for

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Checkstyle: Helps ensure code adheres to Java Java libraries and dependencies.
coding standards.
FindBugs: Detects potential bugs in Java code. 14. APIs and Libraries

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Jackson: For JSON processing in Java.
6. Java Profiling Tools Apache POI: For reading and writing
VisualVM: Provides detailed insights into Microsoft Office documents.
application performance. Gson: A library from Google for converting
JProfiler: Powerful profiler for CPU, memory, Java objects to JSON.
and thread profiling.
YourKit: Another popular profiler with 15. Monitoring and Debugging Tools

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powerful analytics. New Relic: For application monitoring and
performance tracking.
7. Logging Tools Dynatrace: Tool for application

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Log4j: A logging library commonly used in Java performance management.
applications. Splunk: For analyzing and monitoring
SLF4J: Acts as an abstraction layer for various machine-generated data.

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logging frameworks.
Logback: A robust logging framework, often
used with SLF4J.

8. Dependency Injection Frameworks

Spring Framework: Provides dependency
injection along with a variety of enterprise
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solutions.
Guice: A lightweight DI framework from Google.
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DATABASE DATABASE DATABASE

1 2 3
Database Fundamentals Installation of MySQL
Database Fundamentals
Introduction
Explanation of databases as Steps to install MySQL
Definition and importance structured data repositories Configuring database
of databases. Types and applications of server settings
Overview of SQL databases (relational, NoSQL, etc.) Command-line and
(Structured Query Language) Role of databases in various graphical tools for MySQL
industries.

4 5 6
Basic SQL Syntax SQL Functions
Categories of SQL Statements

Data Definition Language (DDL): Writing simple queries String functions: CONCAT,
CREATE, ALTER, DROP, RENAME, Using WHERE to filter data SUBSTRING, UPPER, LOWER
TRUNCATE Logical operators (AND, OR, Date and time functions:
Data Manipulation Language NOT) NOW, DATE_FORMAT,
(DML): INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE LIKE operator and wildcard CURDATE
Data Query Language (DQL): characters Numeric functions: ROUND,
SELECT IN and BETWEEN operators ABS

7 8 9
Types of Joins
Aggregate Functions
INNER JOIN Advanced Operators
COUNT, SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX LEFT (OUTER) JOIN
RIGHT (OUTER) JOIN EXISTS, ANY, and ALL
Grouping and Aggregating Data FULL (OUTER) JOIN operators
GROUP BY and HAVING clause Subqueries
Views
Single-row and multi-row
Understanding Relationships Creating and managing views
subqueries
Primary keys and foreign keys Correlated subqueries

10 11 12
Indexes Views
Indexing Strategies Views
Types of indexes and their benefits When and how totheir
use indexes Advanced Topics
- Types of indexes and
Strategies for using indexes effectively
for performance improvement
benefits Data security in SQL
Transactions - Strategies for using indexes Introduction to SQL in the Cloud (AWS
Best Practices
ACID properties effectively RDS, Azure SQL, Google Cloud SQL)
Using BEGIN TRANSACTION, COMMIT,
Avoiding common pitfalls in SQL and Big Data (Intro to NoSQL
and ROLLBACK SQL queries concepts)
Capstone Project Advanced Topics
Query Optimization
End-to-end project: Designing a Review of key concepts
Analyzing execution plans
database, writing queries, and optimizing Q&A and career guidance
Tips for writing efficient queries performance
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