Java Full Stack Developer Course Overview

Master Frontend, Backend, Database, APIs, and Deployment using the power of Java in one comprehensive Full Stack Development Program!

Rohil NextGen offers a complete Java Full Stack Developer training covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, RESTful APIs, GitHub, and deployment using tools like Docker and Jenkins.

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4 Months
Course Duration
160
Total Hours
10
Live Projects
2025
Latest Curriculum

Why Choose Java Full Stack Development?

Annual Income

Avg. Salary in India

₹ 12 L

Developer Demand

Across Enterprises & MNCs

High

Tech Stack

Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL

Robust

Become a Java Full Stack Developer

❝ Learn Java, Spring Boot, Frontend & Deployment ❞

Course Overview

This Java Full Stack Development course teaches you how to build professional web applications using Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, RESTful APIs, and frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript. Also learn Git, CI/CD, and Docker deployment.

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Build frontend UIs using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript.
  • Develop scalable backend APIs with Java and Spring Boot.
  • Manage data using MySQL and Hibernate ORM.
  • Master version control using Git and GitHub.
  • Deploy projects using Jenkins, Docker, and cloud platforms.

Career Prospects with This Course

  • Java Full Stack Developer
  • Frontend Developer (HTML/CSS/JS)
  • Backend Developer (Java/Spring Boot)
  • Database Developer (MySQL, Hibernate)
  • DevOps Associate (Docker, Jenkins)

Course Syllabus

Week 1-2: Introduction to Java & Setup

Theory

  • What is Java? Features of Java
  • JVM, JDK, JRE
  • Installing Java & IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ/VS Code)
  • Writing your first Java program
  • Understanding main() method, compiling, and running

Practical

  • Hello World
  • Print name, age, favorite quote

Week 3-4: Variables, Data Types & Operators

Theory

  • Primitive data types and variables
  • Type casting and conversion
  • Arithmetic, relational, and logical operators
  • Input/output operations

Practical

  • Basic calculator program
  • Data type conversion exercises
  • User input handling programs

Week 5-6: Control Statements & Loops

Theory

  • If-else statements and switch cases
  • For, while, and do-while loops
  • Break, continue, and return statements
  • Nested control structures

Practical

  • Number pattern programs
  • Menu-driven applications
  • Conditional logic exercises

Week 7-8: Arrays & Strings

Theory

  • Single and multi-dimensional arrays
  • String class and its methods
  • StringBuffer and StringBuilder
  • Array manipulation techniques

Practical

  • Array sorting and searching
  • String manipulation programs
  • Matrix operations

Week 9-10: Methods & Recursion

Theory

  • Method declaration and invocation
  • Method overloading
  • Recursion concepts and examples
  • Parameter passing techniques

Practical

  • Recursive factorial and Fibonacci
  • Method overloading examples
  • Utility method creation

Week 11-12: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

Theory

  • Classes and Objects
  • Constructors and destructors
  • Inheritance and polymorphism
  • Encapsulation and abstraction

Practical

  • Bank account management system
  • Employee management application
  • Library management system

Week 13-14: Exception Handling & Packages

Theory

  • Try-catch-finally blocks
  • Custom exception classes
  • Package creation and usage
  • Access modifiers

Practical

  • Exception handling in file operations
  • Custom exception implementation
  • Package-based project structure

Week 15-16: File I/O

Theory

  • File class and operations
  • Byte streams and character streams
  • Serialization and deserialization
  • File handling best practices

Practical

  • File copy and move operations
  • Student data storage system
  • Object serialization examples

Week 17-18: Basic GUI & JDBC (Optional Intro Track)

Theory

  • AWT and Swing basics
  • Event handling
  • JDBC architecture
  • Database connectivity

Practical

  • Simple calculator GUI
  • Database connectivity application
  • CRUD operations with MySQL

Week 19-20: Capstone Project & Interview Prep

Theory

  • Project planning and design
  • Code review techniques
  • Java interview questions
  • Resume building for Java roles

Practical

  • Complete capstone Java project
  • Mock technical interviews
  • Portfolio development

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Java Full Stack Development?

Java Full Stack Development refers to building complete web applications using Java technologies for backend (Spring Boot, Hibernate) and frontend technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) along with databases like MySQL and deployment tools.

Do I need programming experience for this course?

No prior programming experience is required. The course starts with Java fundamentals and gradually builds up to advanced full-stack development concepts with Spring Boot and frontend technologies.

Will I receive a certificate after completing the Java Full Stack course?

Yes, upon successful completion of the course and final project, you will receive a certificate from Rohil NextGen that validates your Java Full Stack Development skills.

What kind of projects will I work on during the course?

You'll work on real-world projects including inventory management systems, e-commerce applications, banking systems, and a capstone project that integrates all Java full-stack skills you've learned.

What tools and technologies will I learn?

You'll learn Core Java, Spring Boot, Hibernate, MySQL, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, Maven, REST APIs, and deployment tools like Docker and Jenkins among other enterprise-level technologies.

What career support do you provide after course completion?

We provide resume building assistance, interview preparation, portfolio development guidance, and connect you with our placement partners for job opportunities in Java development roles.