Java Certification Programming

Master Java programming through certification.

100% Placement Assistance | 1000+ Hiring Partners

Start Date

March 03, 2026

Course Duration

150 Hrs

Offline Mode

₹ 37500

Online Mode

₹ 22500

Start
Date

10 June 2024

Course Duration

6 Months

Instructors

Prakash, Srinivas + 2 more

About Program

The Java Certification Programming course is a comprehensive program designed to provide in-depth knowledge and skills in Java programming. Pursuing this course at Rooman ensures that students gain a solid foundation in Java, guided by experienced instructors. The curriculum includes modules like Language Fundamentals, Object Orientation, Main Method, Collection Framework, Maps, Serialization and Deserialization, JDBC, Advanced Java (JEE) including Servlets, JSP, JSTL, Expression Language, Maven, and Frameworks like Hibernate and Spring. Graduates of this program can find career roles such as Java Developer, Software Engineer, Web Developer, and Application Developer. Rooman provides robust career support and placement assistance, making it an ideal choice for those looking to advance their careers in Java programming.

Key Features

Why choose us?

LIVE mentoring & Doubt clarification sessions
100+ Lab Assignments
25 Hrs aptitude and logical reasoning
Interview preparation & Placement assistance

Training Option

Timings: Weekends

Timings: Monday - Friday (9.00 AM - 6.00 PM)

Tools & Softwares

Salary Scale

Maximum
14.87 LPA
Average
7.1 LPA
Minimum
3.96 LPA

Job Role

Our Alumni Work at

Course Curriculum

Core

  • Know about computer
  • Different styles of programming
  • History of High level languages
  • Memory organisation
  • Object file vs Executable file
  • Compiler vs Interpreter
  • Architecture of java
  • Principles of oops
  • Classes and objects
  • Signature of main
  • Command line arguments
  • Primitive datatypes
  • Incrementation and decrementation
  • Wrapper classes
  • Boxing and unboxing
  • Type casting
  • Variables, idenitfiers, keywords
  • Different ways of creating objects
  • Value type assignment vs reference type assignment
  • Local variables vs instance variables
  • What is a method
  • Types of methods
  • Compile-time polymorphism
  • Method overloading with type promotion
  • Overloading main method
  • Loops in java(for ,while, do-while)
  • Star patterns
  • Number patterns
  • Variable approach vs array approach
  • Types of arrays
  • Jagged arrays
  • Array of objects
  • Enhanced for-loop
  • Arrays inbuilt class
  • Programs on arrays
  • Var args
  • C strings vs java strings
  • Types of strings
  • Different ways to create strings
  • Different ways to compare strings
  • Different ways to concatenate strings
  • Rules of strings
  • +” operator vs concat method
  • String interning
  • Inbuilt methods of string class
  • Programs on strings
  • Mutable strings
  • Inbuilt methods of stringbuffer and stringbuilder
  • Conversion between different types of strings
  • Introduction to OOPS concepts
  • Advantages of programming using OOPS
  • Private modifier
  • Setters and getters
  • Shadowing problem
  • This keyword
  • Constructors
  • Constructor overloading
  • Constructor chaining
  • Methods vs constructor
  • Class loading
  • Components of a class
  • Static control flow
  • Instance control flow
  • Accessibilty rules
  • Application of static elements
  • Program to count the objects of the class
  • Static vs non-static
  • Singleton design pattern
  • Extends keyword
  • Rules of inheritance
  • Variable hiding and Super keyword
  • Constructor execution in inheritance
  • Types of methods in inheritance
  • Method overriding
  • Access modifiers
  • Packages and modules
  • Rules of method overriding
  • Sealed classes
  • Static with inheritance
  • Polymorphic version and non-polymorphic version
  • Tight coupling, loose coupling
  • Compile time polyorphism
  • Run-time polymorphism
  • Method hiding
  • Instanceof operator
  • Aggregation and composition
  • Programs on Aggregation and composition
  • Abstract classes
  • Abstract methods vs concrete methods
  • Final keyword
  • Pure abstraction
  • Impure abstraction
  • Introduction to interfaces
  • Rules of interfaces
  • Functional interface
  • Lambda expressions
  • Annotations
  • Method reference and constructor reference
  • Try-catch finally blocks
  • Different ways of handling an exception
  • Multiple catch blocks
  • Exception object propogation
  • Exception hierarchy
  • Checked and unchecked exceptions
  • Throw vs throws keyword
  • Error vs exception
  • Custom exceptions
  • Nested try catch
  • Try with resources
  • Final vs finally vs finalize
  • Exception handling with overridding
  • Thread class methods
  • Single-threaded approach vs multi-threaded approach
  • Different ways to achieve multithreading
  • Impact of invoking run() explicitly
  • Executing multiple tasks simultaneously using a single run() method
  • Exception handling in a multi-threaded environment
  • Time-trial: race condition
  • The not-so-evil thread: daemon threads
  • Benefits and limitations of multithreading
  • Join() and isalive()
  • thread safety: “synchronized” keyword- semaphore | monitor
  • Thread life cycle
  • Stand-off: dead locks
  • Cooperation: inter-thread communication
  • Thread vs process
  • Threadgroup
    Threadlocal variable
  • “Volatile” keyword
  • Different ways to run Garbage Collector
  • Arraylist class
  • Linkedlist class
  • Arraydeque class
  • Priorityqueue class
  • Treeset class
  • Hashset class
  • Linkedhashset class
  • Collections hierarchy
  • Accessing mechanisms
  • Legacy classes and interfaces
  • Fail fast vs fail safe
  • Sorting objects
  • Generics
  • Inbuilt methods of collections class
  • Map hierarchy
  • Hashmap class
  • Linkedhashmap class
  • Treemap class
  • Collection views
  • Files and I/O
  • BufferedWriter and BufferedReader
  • Inbuilt File class methods
  • Standard I/O Streams
  • PrintWriter
  • Serializable interface
  • Objectoutputstream and objectinputstream
  • Bufferedoutputstream and bufferedinputstream
  • Selective serialization
  • Serializable vs externalizable
  • Secure hash algorithm
  • Inception of jdbc:
  • Thin is the great middleman:
  • Employ java on data tanks:
  • Different ways of adding jars to eclipse
  • Generic programs on steps involved in jdbc
  • Crud operations in jdbc
  • Statement
  • Preparedstatement
  • Callablestatement
  • Resultset
  • Metadata
  • Connection pooling
  • Properties file in jdbc
  • Batch processing
  • Acid properties
  • Triggers
  • Resourcebundle
  • Transactions and savepoint
  • Stored procedures
  • Handling blob and clob

Advanced Java (JEE)

  • Introduction to servlets
  • Stand-alone applications vs enterprise applications
  • Web application architecture
  • Http protocol and http methods
  • Web server and web container
  • Design patterns for web application(mvc1 and mvc2)
  • static and dynamic response
  • Download and configure dynamic-web project
  • Servlet interface
  • Genericservlet & httpservlet
  • Servlet life cycle
  • Servletconfig and servletcontext
  • Servlet chaining
  • Session management
  • Httpsession
  • Cookies
  • Url-rewriting
  • Hidden-form fields
  • Filters
  • Listeners and wrappers
  • Web-security
  • Deploying web applications in application servers
  • Server-based connection pooling
  • File sharing: file uploading and file downloading
  • Working of jsp engine (jasper)
  • jsp lifecycle
  • Jsp directives
  • Jsp scripting elements
  • Jsp implicit objects
  • Jsp scopes
  • Jsp actions
  • Tags in jsp
  • Custom tags
  • Exception handling in jsp
  • Introduction to JSTL
  • Different Tags in JSTL
  • Core Tags
  • Function Tags
  • XML Tags
  • SQL Tags
  • Formatted Tags
  • Introduction
  • EL Implicit Objects
  • EL Functions
  • Maven build cycle
  • Archetype of maven
  • Importance of project object model file (pom.Xml)
  • integration of maven with eclipse
  • Commands of maven to run
  • Ntegrating maven with embedded server (tomcat)

Frameworks

  • Benefits of hibernate
  • Explanation of hibernate.Cfg.Xml file
  • The relation between hibernate and jdbc
  • Program to update multiple lines (using hql)
  • crud operations
  • Writing sql queries in hibernate
  • Introduction to mapping
  • 1:1 mapping
  • Property tag in 1:1 mapping
  • Unidirectional and bidirectional in 1:1 mapping
  • Many-to-one mapping
  • 1:1
  • mapping and many-to-one
  • Many-to-one mapping (bi- direction)
  • many-to-many mapping
  • Programs using joinable
  • Lazy loading and eager loading
  • Lifecycle of hibernate
  • Difference between get and load
  • Feature of spring, spring architecture, inversion of control
  • Dependency injection (constructor injection, setter injection)
  • bean scope, bean lifecycle, ioc (annotation approach)
  • constructor injection, setter injection, field injection (annotation approach)
  • bean configuration using java code
  • Spring mvc architecture, first mvc code
  • Configuration of spring mvc
  • Control flow of spring mvc, handler mapping
  • Requestmapping
  • Data transfer between controller & view
  • Request param
  • Spring mvc form tag library
  • Spring validation

Certification

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Frequently Asked Questions

200 hours of online training, 25 hours of aptitude and logical reasoning, 100+ coding questions, and 24/7 LMS access.

Yes, the course includes interview preparation and placement assistance.

Yes, there is a 7-day money-back guarantee.

Topics include Language Fundamentals, Object Orientation, Data Types, Methods, Arrays, Strings, Exception Handling, Multithreading, Collection Framework, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Hibernate, and Spring.

Yes, the course includes 5 capstone projects and 1 real-world project.

An industry-recognized course completion certificate is provided.

The website does not specify prerequisites; it’s best to check directly with Rooman for detailed requirements.

Yes, there is placement support including access to campus placement drives.

To claim a refund, email refund@rooman.net within 7 days of the batch start date, and the refund will be processed within 10 working days.