Certificate in Web Component Development using Java Technologies (CJEv3)

The program provides an introduction to object-oriented concepts and its impleme

ntation in Java Technology programs.It covers the programming concepts and princ
iples such as encapsulation, abstraction, inheritance, interfaces, polymorphism,
and object association. This program also covers the fundamentals of Java progr
amming language such as variables, literals, access specifiers and modifiers. It
also explains how to handle the exceptions in Java using the try and catch stat
ement. This program also deals with the concept of applets, swings, and Abstract
Windowing Toolkit (AWT) components. It also deals with threads, garbage collect
ion, and binary I/O stream classes.
The program covers Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) and deals with accessing an
d querying a database using JDBC and how to perform transaction management, batc
h updates, and retrieval of metadata information using JDBC.
The concepts and notations related to the Unified Modeling Language are also cov
ered.
In the Advanced Java module the program focuses on Developing Enterprise Web App
lications using J2EE. It focuses on the core technologies such as EJB and Struts
that are implemented for developing enterprise Web applications in Java. It dis
cusses how to develop reusable components and associate custom events with them.

It also introduces J2EE for enterprise-wide application development. JavaServer

Pages (JSP) and servlets are the key Web tier technologies defined in the J2EE p
latform. The program provides Core Java developers a way to obtain the knowledge
and skills necessary to quickly build web applications from JSP and servlet tec
hnologies using the Tomcat web container and the Struts framework
Duration 150 hours
Eligibility 1) Knowledge of Databases and SQL command
2) Knowledge of any programming language

Architecting J2EE Solutions (ARJ)

This program focuses on the requirements for architecting Java 2 Enterprise Edit
ion (J2EE) solutions for various enterprise requirements.
It begins with an introduction to the role of an architect and examines the resp
onsibilities of a J2EE architect during the lifecycle of a J2EE project. It cove
rs how integrated solutions need to be selected and implemented in J2EE applicat
ions to connect to legacy systems and enterprise information systems (EISs).
This program also takes the aid of a real-life case study and examines how vario
us UML diagrams and design patterns can be used to design the solution in J2EE.
It covers all the Gang of Four (GoF) design patterns that are generally consider
ed the foundation for all other patterns and also the core J2EE patterns.
The program also discusses the role of a J2EE architect in formulating strategie
s for risk assessments in applications and activities involved in this. The vari
ous cryptographic and authentication techniques that can be implemented for secu
ring J2EE applications are also discussed. It also discusses strategies of prope
r implementation of messaging components and clients
Duration 24 hours
Eligibility 1) Basic knowledge of distributed or enterprise applications
2) Familiarity with client/server architecture
3) Knowledge of core Java concepts, such as classes, package
s, interfaces, threads, and sockets
4) Knowledge of JDBC technology
5) Knowledge of J2EE Web components, such as servlets and JS
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6) Knowledge of Enterprise JavaBeans component