The syllabus covers a complete Java topics essential for mastering Java programming. They are:
Introduction to Java: Overview of Java's history, features, and benefits.
Java Basics: Understanding Java syntax, data types, variables, and expressions.
Control Flow: Mastery of decision-making structures and looping constructs.
Methods and Functions: In-depth exploration of method declaration, parameters, and recursion.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Comprehensive study of OOP principles, including classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation, and abstraction.
Packages and Interfaces: Proficient usage of packages and interfaces for modular and flexible code organization.
Exception Handling: Skillful management of runtime errors and exceptions.
Input and Output (I/O): Proficiency in reading from and writing to files and streams.
Collections Framework: Comprehensive understanding and utilization of collections such as lists, sets, maps, and iterators.
Generics: Mastery of generic programming concepts for creating reusable and type-safe code.
Concurrency: Advanced knowledge of multithreading, synchronization, and thread safety.
Networking: Understanding networking concepts and practical implementation using sockets and protocols.
Database Connectivity (JDBC): Proficiency in connecting Java applications to databases, executing SQL queries, and handling results.
GUI Development: Practical skills in developing graphical user interfaces using Swing or JavaFX.
Unit Testing: Introduction to unit testing frameworks like JUnit for ensuring code quality.
Best Practices and Design Patterns: Adherence to industry best practices and utilization of design patterns for writing efficient and maintainable code.