Java Full Stack Course in Madurai

What You’ll Learn

Explore the 100-days roadmap that turns you into a Full Stack Developer. Master the foundations first, then move into backend, APIs, frontend frameworks, databases, and deployment.

01
Module 01 · Introduction to Java
10 topics
- Overview of Java: Definition and purpose, History and evolution
- Java’s Platform Independence: Write Once Run Anywhere (WORA), Bytecode, JVM
- Java Editions: Java SE, Java EE, Java ME
- Object-Oriented Features: Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction
- Platform-Independent Nature: JVM architecture
- Simple and Secure Design: Simplified syntax, Security features
- Robust and Multithreaded: Memory management, Multithreading support
- High Performance: Just-In-Time (JIT) Compiler
- Distributed Computing: Networking capabilities
- Comparison of C, C++ and Java: Memory management, Object-oriented features, Platform dependency, Use cases
02
Module 02 · Java Development Environment
6 topics
- JDK (Java Development Kit): Tools such as compiler and debugger
- JRE (Java Runtime Environment): Components and role
- JVM (Java Virtual Machine): Architecture and bytecode execution
- Installing Java: Downloading and setting up JDK
- Integrated Development Environments: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, NetBeans
- Configuring IDEs: Setting up JDK and basic navigation
03
Module 03 · Core Java Concepts
9 topics
- Classes and Objects: Defining classes, fields, methods, constructors
- Creating Objects: Instantiation using new keyword
- Object Lifecycle: Creation, usage, garbage collection
- Variables: Primitive (byte, short, int, long, float, double, char, boolean) and Reference (objects, arrays)
- Variable Scope and Lifetime: Local, instance, static
- Methods: Declaration, syntax, return types, parameters
- Parameter Passing: Pass-by-value
- Method Overloading and Overriding: Compile-time and runtime polymorphism
- Packages: Declaration, directory structure, importing, access specifiers (public, private, protected, default)
04
Module 04 · Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
5 topics
- Inheritance: Single, Multilevel, Hierarchical, Hybrid
- Superclass and Subclass: Extending classes, super keyword usage
- Polymorphism: Compile-time (overloading) and Runtime (overriding, dynamic dispatch)
- Encapsulation: Private fields, getters, setters, benefits
- Abstraction: Abstract classes, interfaces, key differences
05
Module 05 · Control Flow in Java
7 topics
- Conditional Statements: if-else, nested if-else
- Switch Statements: Syntax, use cases, enhanced switch (Java 14+)
- Ternary Operator: Syntax and examples
- Loops: for, enhanced for-each, while, do-while
- Break and Continue Statements: Exiting and skipping iterations
- Nested Loops: Multi-level iteration
- Best Practices for Loops and Conditionals: Efficiency, readability, avoiding pitfalls
06
Module 06 · Advanced Java Concepts
6 topics
- Object Class: Root of class hierarchy, common methods (toString, equals, hashCode, clone, finalize)
- String Handling: String class methods, immutability, StringBuilder, StringBuffer
- Exception Handling: try-catch, throw, throws, custom exceptions
- File Handling: FileReader, FileWriter, BufferedReader, BufferedWriter, I/O streams
- Multithreading: Creating threads (Thread, Runnable), lifecycle, priority, synchronization, locks, concurrency
- Collection Framework: List, Set, Map, Collections and Arrays utility classes, Comparable, Comparator, Marker interfaces
07
Module 07 · Generics and Streams
9 topics
- Generics in Java: Type safety, parameterized classes, methods, and interfaces
- Generic Methods and Classes: Syntax and use cases
- Bounded Type Parameters: Extends and super keywords
- Wildcard Usage: ?, ? extends, ? super
- Stream API: Introduction and purpose
- Stream Operations: filter, map, reduce, collect
- Lambda Expressions: Functional approach to collections
- Functional Interfaces: Predicate, Function, Consumer, Supplier
- Method References and Optional Class
08
Module 08 · Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
7 topics
- Introduction to JDBC: Purpose and architecture
- JDBC Drivers: Types (Type 1 to Type 4) and differences
- JDBC API Components: DriverManager, Connection, Statement, PreparedStatement, ResultSet
- Establishing Database Connections: Using MySQL with Java
- Executing SQL Statements: Queries, updates, batch processing
- Handling Transactions: Commit, rollback, savepoints
- Error Handling in JDBC: SQL exceptions and best practices
09
Module 09 · JavaFX and GUI Programming
6 topics
- Introduction to GUI Development in Java
- JavaFX Overview: Components, architecture, FXML
- JavaFX Controls: Buttons, TextFields, Labels, Layouts
- Event Handling in JavaFX: Event listeners, lambda integration
- Styling with CSS and Scene Builder Integration
- MVC Design Pattern in JavaFX Applications
10
Module 10 · Advanced Java Features
6 topics
- Annotations: Definition, built-in annotations, custom annotations
- Reflection API: Accessing class information at runtime
- Serialization and Deserialization: ObjectInputStream, ObjectOutputStream
- Networking in Java: Sockets, ServerSocket, DatagramSocket
- Java NIO (New I/O): Channels, Buffers, Selectors
- Regular Expressions: Pattern, Matcher classes
11
Module 11 · Spring Framework
7 topics
- Introduction to Spring: Framework overview, benefits, architecture
- Spring Core Concepts: Beans, Dependency Injection (DI), Inversion of Control (IoC)
- Spring Configuration: XML-based, Annotation-based, Java-based
- Spring Boot: Simplified configuration and auto-configuration features
- Creating REST APIs using Spring Boot
- Spring Data JPA and Hibernate Integration
- Spring Validation and Exception Handling
12
Module 12 · Spring MVC and RESTful Services
6 topics
- Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern: Overview and workflow
- Spring MVC Components: DispatcherServlet, Controllers, ViewResolvers
- Building RESTful APIs with Spring MVC and Spring Boot
- HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
- JSON and XML Data Handling with Jackson
- Request Validation and Exception Handling in REST
13
Module 13 · Spring Security and Authentication
7 topics
- Introduction to Spring Security: Features and architecture
- Authentication and Authorization: Basic, Form-based, Token-based
- UserDetailsService and PasswordEncoder implementations
- Role-based Access Control (RBAC)
- JWT Authentication: Token generation and validation
- CORS and CSRF protection mechanisms
- Integrating Spring Security with RESTful APIs
14
Module 14 · Microservices with Spring Boot
7 topics
- Introduction to Microservices Architecture
- Spring Boot Microservices: Structure and design
- Service Discovery using Eureka
- API Gateway using Spring Cloud Gateway
- Inter-service Communication using Feign Client
- Configuration Management using Spring Cloud Config
- Circuit Breakers and Resilience4j Integration
15
Module 15 · Testing and Debugging in Java
6 topics
- Unit Testing with JUnit: Test lifecycle, assertions, annotations
- Mocking with Mockito Framework
- Integration Testing with Spring Boot Test
- Test Data Management and Configuration
- Debugging Techniques in IDEs (Eclipse, IntelliJ)
- Logging Frameworks: Log4j, SLF4J, Lombok @Slf4j
16
Module 16 · Database Design and SQL
6 topics
- Introduction to Databases: Relational concepts and normalization
- SQL Basics: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
- Joins: INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL, CROSS
- Indexes and Transactions: ACID properties
- Database Design Principles and ER Diagrams
- Integrating SQL with Java Applications using JDBC and JPA
17
Module 17 · Deployment and CI/CD
7 topics
- Introduction to Software Deployment
- Build Tools: Maven, Gradle
- CI/CD Concepts: Continuous Integration, Continuous Deployment
- Jenkins Pipeline: Configuration and automation
- Containerization with Docker
- Hosting Java Applications on AWS, Azure, or Heroku
- Environment Management: Dev, QA, Prod
18
Module 18 · Capstone Project & Best Practices
6 topics
- Capstone Project Development using Full Stack Java
- Frontend Integration with React or Angular
- Backend Integration using Spring Boot and JPA
- Authentication using JWT and Security Best Practices
- Deployment and Version Control with Git and CI/CD
- Code Quality, Documentation, and Presentation

Frequently Asked Questions

A Java Full Stack Developer course trains you to develop complete web applications using both front-end and back-end technologies. At UNIQ Technologies, you’ll learn Core Java, Advanced Java, Spring Boot, React JS, and SQL, preparing you to build real-time, industry-ready applications.

This course is ideal for Engineering and Arts & Science graduates (any stream), freshers who want to start a career in IT, and non-IT graduates who want to switch to software. No prior coding experience is required — we start from scratch.

You can apply for roles such as Java Developer, Backend Developer, Full Stack Developer (Java + React), Software Engineer, or Application Developer. Our placement cell provides 100% job support with daily interview opportunities until you get placed.

You’ll get hands-on experience in Core & Advanced Java, JDBC, Hibernate, Spring Boot, React JS (Frontend), SQL/MySQL (Database), REST API, Git & GitHub.

The duration is around 4–6 months, based on your selected batch (weekday/weekend). Every module includes practical sessions and project work.

Yes! We provide 100% placement support until you get a job. Our team will help you with mock interviews, resume building, and daily company drives.

Absolutely! If you feel unclear about any topic — during or after completing your course, you can rejoin the next batch and learn again. No additional fee will be charged for this — lifetime learning access is included.

Yes, we provide both Online and Offline training modes. You can attend live interactive online sessions with our trainers from anywhere.

Of course! You can shift from online to offline anytime. We’ll schedule your classes in a convenient batch, and no extra fee will be collected for this mode change.

Definitely yes! Java continues to be one of the most in-demand technologies for enterprise and product development. Companies hire Java Full Stack Developers for secure, large-scale web applications.

Yes. You’ll receive a Course Completion & Internship Certificate from UNIQ Technologies, recognized by leading IT recruiters.

100% Job-Oriented Curriculum, Trainers from Top MNCs, Real-Time Projects, Lifetime Learning Access (No Extra Fees), Daily Placement Opportunities, and Trusted by 10,000+ Placed Students.

You can register online at www.uniqjobs.co.in or visit our branches in Chennai or Bangalore. Call or WhatsApp our counselor to book your free demo session today!

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What You’ll Learn

Module 01 · Introduction to Java

Module 02 · Java Development Environment

Module 03 · Core Java Concepts

Module 04 · Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

Module 05 · Control Flow in Java

Module 06 · Advanced Java Concepts

Module 07 · Generics and Streams

Module 08 · Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)

Module 09 · JavaFX and GUI Programming

Module 10 · Advanced Java Features

Module 11 · Spring Framework

Module 12 · Spring MVC and RESTful Services

Module 13 · Spring Security and Authentication

Module 14 · Microservices with Spring Boot

Module 15 · Testing and Debugging in Java

Module 16 · Database Design and SQL

Module 17 · Deployment and CI/CD

Module 18 · Capstone Project & Best Practices

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