Skills employers expect
Java developers are typically expected to know Core Java, Spring Boot, SQL, REST APIs, Git and testing. The course is organised around exactly those skills.
Java development · course
Learn Java development the way professional teams practise it.
A complete Java development course that covers the language, object-oriented design, collections, databases, Spring Boot, testing, Git and deployment, so you can contribute to a real codebase and not just solve exercises.
Local learner guide
Useful context for your next step.
Learner profile
| Learner | Recommended path |
|---|---|
| Student or fresher | Start with Java Programming, then Spring Boot and a portfolio project. |
| Career switcher | Follow the full roadmap with weekly mentor reviews. |
What you will build
A practical path, not a pile of lessons.
Core Java, OOP, collections, streams and exception handling
SQL, JDBC and JPA for working with databases
Spring Boot applications, REST APIs and unit testing
Git, build tools, debugging and a reviewed portfolio project
Common questions
Make the next step clear.
What does a Java development course cover?
A solid Java development course covers Core Java and OOP, data structures and collections, databases, a backend framework such as Spring Boot, testing, version control and deployment.
How do I become a Java developer?
Learn Core Java first, then databases and Spring Boot, build two or three projects, and practise interview questions. The Java career roadmap lays out each stage.
Is the course suitable for beginners?
Yes. It starts from programming fundamentals and adds backend skills progressively.
Is the course available in Chennai and across India?
Classes are delivered live online, so learners in Chennai and anywhere in India can join the same cohort.