Module 1: Programming foundations
Start with variables, types, operators, control flow, methods, arrays, debugging, and problem-solving habits. These fundamentals make later Java topics easier to understand.
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See what you will learn, in order.
Use this syllabus to compare the learning sequence before choosing a Java course. It connects programming foundations with Core Java, backend development, projects, and practical career preparation.
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Module 2: Core Java and OOP
Build classes, objects, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, interfaces, composition, collections, generics, exceptions, streams, and clean coding practices.
Module 3: Backend with Spring Boot
Progress into project structure, REST APIs, validation, persistence, SQL, security fundamentals, testing, error handling, and integration patterns.
Module 4: Projects and career preparation
Apply the concepts through guided projects, Git workflows, deployment concepts, technical explanations, interview practice, and a next-step roadmap.
What you will build
A practical path, not a pile of lessons.
Programming logic, syntax, OOP, collections, and exceptions
Spring Boot, REST APIs, databases, validation, and testing
Projects, Git workflows, deployment concepts, and interview preparation
A clear progression from fundamentals to backend or Full Stack engineering
Common questions
Make the next step clear.
What topics are included in the Java course syllabus?
The syllabus covers programming fundamentals, Core Java, OOP, collections, exceptions, streams, testing, Spring Boot, REST APIs, databases, projects, and career preparation.
Can beginners use this syllabus?
Yes. The sequence starts with programming basics before introducing advanced Java and backend topics.
Does every learner need to complete every module?
The right sequence depends on your current level and goal. Use the syllabus as a guide and confirm the current course structure with the academy.