Core Java  Training Concepts :

1.CORE JAVA – JAVA PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

2.GETTING STARTED

3.Primary Goals Of Java Programming language

4.Simple Java Program (Hello world)

5.Introduction to Object oriented programming

6.Objectives

7.Software Engineering

8.Declaring Java Technology Classes

9.Declaring Methods, Attributes

10.Encapsulation, Information Hiding

11.Constructors

12.Packages

13.Variables, Identifiers, Keywords and Types

14.Objectives

15.Comments

16.Semicolons, Blocks, White Spaces

17Java Programming Language Types

18.Java Reference Types

19.This Reference

 CODING EXPRESSIONS & FLOW CONTROL

1.Variables

2.Operators

3.Branching Statements

4.Looping Statements

5.ARRAYS

6.CLASS DESIGN

7.Objectives

8.Sub classing

9.Overriding Methods

10.Polymorphism

11.Instance of Operator

12.Overloading Methods

13.Overloading Constructors

14.Wrapper Classes

15.Static Keyword

16.Final Keyword

17.Enumerated Types

18.Abstract Classes

19.Interfaces

20.Exceptions

21. Threads

22.EVENT HANDLING

23JDBC OVERVIEW

24.ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING (J2EE)

25.WEB COMPONENTS DEVELOPMENT WITH SERVLETS AND JSP™ TECHNOLOGIES

26.INTRODUCTION TO WEB APPLICATION TECHNOLOGUES

27.CGI Programs

28.Java EE 5 SDK

29.Servlets

30.JSP

31.MVC

32.DEVELOPING A VIEW COMPONENT

33.esigning a View Component

34.HTTP Revisited

35.Simple HTTP Servlets

36Configuring & Deploying a Servlets

37.DEVELOPING A CONTROLLER COMPONENT

38Creating a HTML Form

39.Developing a Controller Servlets

40.DEVELOPING DYNAMIV FORMS

41.Servlets Life Cycle Methods

42.DEVELOPING JSP PAGES

43.JSP Technology

44.Writing JSP Scripting Elements

45.DEVELOPING JSP PAGES USING CUSTOM TAGS

46.Custom Tag Library

47.JSTL

48.DEVELOPING WEB APPLICATIONS USING STRUCTS ACTION FORMS

49.More about Core Java Online Training :

50.About Core Java Trainer :

51.Core Java Online Training batch information:

52.Why Java / J2EE online training :

53.About Java / J2EE History:

54.About Java / J2EE :

55.The Java Platform, Enterprise Edition or Java EE (formerly known as Java 2 Platform, Enterprise Edition or J2EE) has undergone several changes since Java J2EE-1.0 as well as numerous additions of new specifications.

56.Java J2EE 1.4, the predecessor to the Java EE 5 platform, has many powerful features than older version of Java api. Here are a few of the significant changes of Java J2EE:

57.In Java EE 5 platform most boilerplate requirements have been eliminated, and Javascript XML descriptors are now optional. For example, the ejb-jar.xml Java script descriptor is no longer necessary in most cases.

58.Java EE 5 platform, more defaults are available, with a special emphasis on making them meaningful. Java Developers now have fewer details to remember.

59.The EJB software programming model is significantly simpler in Java EE 5 platform.

60.The new Java Persistence API is available to all Java api platform applications, including those based on Java EJB technology.