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Focus: Java & allied technologies Duration: 2 days Audience: Even though it starts with java fundamentals, the assumption is that the audience should possess a good knowledge of the basics of Java. Day 1 Java heads up: Fundamentals, its architectures OOPS redefined About JVM, Its inclination towards the dynamic languages, what to expect from Java 7.0., The Scala approach. Servlets and JSP technologies, Fundamentals about JMS, About JDBC Allied Basic Java technologies, EJB 3.x latest specification: EJB 3.x engineered EJB 3.x vs. EJB 2.x (What has fundamentally changed) About the changes in EJB 3.0 in regard to IOC, other changes in form of persistence framework, DDD (Domain Driven Design) and its need. J2EE design patterns, GOF design patterns Day 2 Insight into the latest EJB 3.x and its persistence framework continued with few working examples Web services and latest additions to JEE 6.x (Beta) Why web services? Fundamentals about orchestration of web services, integration of different systems with web services Latest addition to the specification in regard to Restful web services Cloud computing, heads up What does cloud computing had to offer as at the infrastructure level Defining PAAS and SAAS in a cloud computing environment

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20 members participated in the session with 5 participants from outside colleges The session was conducted with the help of Digiterati a leading trainer. The programme was the Faculty Training Academys first foray into Technical training.