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    ● JFSD: All About Planning and Designing UI

    ○ Understanding Agile
    ○ Scrum Methodology:Overview, Values, and Roles
    ○ Scrum Ceremonies and Events
    ○ Scrum Terms and Artifacts
    ○ Introduction To Git
    ○ Installing Git
    ○ Git File Management
    ○ Branching
    ○ Pull Requests
    ○ Understanding MySQL
    ○ Working with Tables and SQL Commands
    ○ Understanding HTML
    ○ Tables in HTML
    ○ Forms in HTML
    ○ Advanced HTML
    ○ Understanding CSS
    ○ Selectors
    ○ Using Inheritance
    ○ Angular Introduction
    ○ Angular Components
    ○ Angular Service Layer
    ○ Introduction to Cucumber
    ○ Scenarios in Cucumber

    ● JFSD: Data Structures and Algorithms


    ○ Introduction to data structures
    ○ Basics of Arrays
    ○ Multidimensional Arrays
    ○ Basics of Stacks
    ○ Implementing arrays using stacks
    ○ Linked Lists
    ○ Operations on linked lists
    ○ Stacks using linked lists
    ○ Basics of Queues
    ○ Basic of Binary Trees
    ○ Basics of Graphs
    ○ Basics of Hashmaps
    ○ Introduction to Algorithms
    ○ Sorting Algorithms
    ○ Searching Algorithms
    ○ Basics of Database
    ○ Introduction to SQL
    ○ SQL Commands
    ○ SQL Subqueries and Keys
    ○ SQL Joins
    ○ Built-in Functions in SQL

    ● JFSD: A-Z of Back-end and Database Development


    ○ Introduction to Java
    ○ Data Handling and Functions
    ○ Object Oriented Programming in Java
    ○ Packages and Multi Threading
    ○ Java Collections
    ○ Understanding Maven
    ○ Understanding JDBC
    ○ Introduction to SQL
    ○ Create JDBC Connections with MySQL
    ○ Introduction to JDBC and Architecture of JDBC
    ○ Types of Drivers: Type 1/2/3/4 drivers
    ○ CRUD Operations using JDBC
    ○ Batch Processing Transaction
    ○ Commit and Rollback
    ○ Understanding Servlets
    ○ LifeCycle and Session Tracking
    ○ DB Connectivity and Build
    ○ Understanding JSP
    ○ Introduction to JSP
    ○ Elements and directives
    ○ JSP Action Elements
    ○ Creating Custom Tags Using Beans
    ○ Introduction to JSTL
    ○ JSP Expression Language
    ○ JSP Core tags
    ○ Using JSP as Custom Tags
    ○ Understanding MongoDB
    ○ MongoDB in Cloud - Atlas
    ○ Insert Documents
    ○ Update Documents
    ○ Query Documents
    ○ Delete Documents
    ○ Bulk Write Operations

    ● JFSD: API Endpoints and Communication


    ○ Understanding JUNIT
    ■ Why is Unit Testing Important?
    ■ Setting up your first JUnit
    ■ First Successful JUnit. Green Bar and assertEquals
    ■ Refactoring Your First JUnit Test
    ■ Example assertTrue and assertFalse
    ■ @Before @After
    ■ @BeforeClass @AfterClass
    ■ Comparing Arrays in JUnit Tests
    ■ Testing Exceptions in JUnit Tests
    ○ Spring - Ecosystem and Core
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ What is Spring?
    ■ Dependency Injection
    ■ Spring Architecture
    ■ The ApplicationContext
    ■ Setter Injection
    ■ Constructor Injection
    ■ Spring Annotations
    ■ Java Configuration in Spring
    ■ SPEL
    ○ Aspect Oriented Programming
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ AOP Terminologies
    ■ MethodBeforeAdvice
    ■ AfterReturningAdvice
    ○ Spring Web MVC and Rest Controllers
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Spring MVC
    ■ Controller
    ■ ViewResolvers
    ○ Spring Data Access
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Spring and JDBC
    ■ Spring and Hibernate
    ■ Demo: Spring JDBC
    ○ Spring Boot
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Spring vs Spring Boot
    ■ SB Architecture
    ■ Creating SpringBoot Project
    ■ Using Spring Boot Initializer
    ■ Demo: Creating Spring Boot Project
    ○ REST with Spring
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Spring Boot - RESTful
    ■ Introduction to RESTful Web Services With Spring Boot
    ■ Initializing a RESTful Web Services
    ■ Spring Boot Auto Configuration and Dispatcher Servlet
    ○ MicroServices
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Why Microservices?
    ■ Microservice Architecture
    ■ Features of Microservice Architecture
    ■ Microservices vs API
    ■ MSA VS SOA
    ■ Monolithic Architecture
    ■ Architectural Frameworks
    ■ Orchestration
    ■ Monitoring
    ■ Microservices Security
    ○ Spring Cloud
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ What is Spring Cloud ?
    ■ Spring Cloud Components
    ■ Spring Cloud Features
    ■ Spring Cloud Vs Spring Boot
    ■ Setting up Spring Cloud Config Server
    ■ Feign REST Client
    ■ Eureka Naming Server
    ○ Understanding Web Services
    ■ Section Introduction
    ■ Web Services Introduction
    ■ SOA - Service Oriented Architecture
    ■ SOAP-based Web Services
    ■ Restful WebServices

    ● JFSD: Capstone Project


    ○ Showcase the skills you learned in the program
    ○ Obtain a capstone evaluation from industry experts
    ○ Exhibit problem-solving capabilities through your results from the capstone
    projects

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