Comprehensive Applied Learning program
30+ in-demand tools and skills
Rigorous capstone project training
350 hours of in-depth training
20 lesson-end + 6 phase- end hands-on projects
This Full Stack Java Developer program will help you master both front-end and back- end Java technologies and accelerate your career as a full stack software developer. This course will expose you to basic and advanced concepts of web development. You will also learn Angular, Spring Boot, Hibernate, Servlets, and JSPs, MVC, web services, and other critical skills. You will learn how to use JavaScript, iQuery, and Node.js to build dynamic and interactive websites; write APIs; build web applications using Java; test and deploy code using DevOps; store data using MongoDB; and much more. This course will help advance your career as a full stack developer and help you learn some of the most high-demand skills in the industry.
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Master software programming concepts, the basic building blocks of designing great apps
Become an Agile practitioner with the ability to get on to an on-going industry project quickly
Clone and start working on a live repository
Build awesome front-end features
Architect scalable back-end infrastructure
Choose your own stack as per the requirement and delivery timeline
Test features with minimal effort and deploy features seamlessly to production
Build a working industry application from scratch
This program caters to a wide audience, from those who are hoping to enter the industry to those who have already gained some experience and are aspiring to become full stack developers. The following are the few professional profiles that are ideal students for this course:
Undergrads and Fresh graduates who are intent on taking the plunge into the job market
Developers who are working in one of the functional roles of front-end or back-end development and want to shift to full stack development
Test engineers, system engineers, and others who want to make a career shift to development