JAVA SERVLET
Specialization | 18 Course Series | 6 Mock Tests
This Java Servlet Training includes 18 Course with 56+ hours of video tutorials and One year access and several mock tests for practice. You get to learn how to use Java Servlets to develop web-based applications in a simple manner. The training will help you learn about setting up the server, servlets mapping, context and configuration, and various advanced JDBC Java Servlets, session tracking, servlets filters and much more.
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What you'll get
- 56+ Hours
- 18 Courses
- Mock Tests
- Course Completion Certificates
- One year access
- Self-paced Courses
- Technical Support
- Mobile App Access
- Case Studies
Synopsis
- Courses: You get access to all 18 courses, in the Projects bundle. You do not need to purchase each course separately.
- Hours: 56+ Video Hours
- Core Coverage: Learn how to use Java Servlets to develop web-based applications simply.
- Course Validity: One year access
- Eligibility: Anyone serious about learning Java Servlet Training Course and wants to make a career in this field
- Pre-Requisites: Basic knowledge of Java would be preferable
- What do you get? Certificate of Completion for each of the 18 courses, Projects
- Certification Type: Course Completion Certificates
- Verifiable Certificates? Yes, you get verifiable certificates for each course with a unique link. These links can be included in your resume/LinkedIn profile to showcase your enhanced skills
- Type of Training: Video Course – Self-Paced Learning
Content
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MODULE 1: Java Servlets Essentials Training
Courses No. of Hours Certificates Details Java Servlets Fundamentals 3h 49m ✔ Java Servlets Advanced Training 5h 42m ✔ Java Features 3h 13m ✔ Java for Beginners 2024 51m ✔ Java Database Connectivity JDBC - Java Servlet 6h 22m ✔ Java Database Connectivity JDBC - Servlet and JSP 1h 53m ✔ -
MODULE 2: Projects based Learning
Courses No. of Hours Certificates Details Java Spring Boot Case Study - Appointment Management System 2h 07m ✔ Java Servlets Case Study - Email Marketing Tool 2h 07m ✔ Java Spring Case Study - Creating a Shopping Cart Web App 3h 7m ✔ Project on Jenkins - Employee Management System 1h 5m ✔ Java Database Connectivity JDBC Case Study - Employee Management System 5h 59m ✔ Java Database Connectivity JDBC Case Study - Inventory Management System 4h 35m ✔ Java Servlets Case Study - Online Admission Process 3h 8m ✔ JSP JavaServer Pages Case Study - Employee Detail Management 2h 21m ✔ Case Study on Java 5h 32m ✔ Java Case Study - Student Management System 2h 17m ✔ Java Case Study 3h 48m ✔ Project on Java and Hibernate - Employee Management System 2h 24m ✔ -
MODULE 3: Mock Tests & Quizzes
Courses No. of Hours Certificates Details Test - Java Assessment Test Test - Complete Java Programming Test Test - Mock Exam Java Test - JSP Assessment Test Test - JDBC Assessment Test Test - Java Programming Assessment Test
Description
In response to the ‘Change’ and ‘Need’ that we discussed earlier, let us first move ahead with the ‘Change’ part and then ‘Need’. So, what has changed in the web pages is a valuable question.
Over some time, there has been a considerable change in the webpage, the webpages have grown in size to around 25% of what they used to earlier. The changes are not related to a dimension but the size. The reasons behind this are – report from HTTP archive
- The size increased in content
- Javascript and the bite-size of the HTML 5
To counter these changes the concerned authorities came up with a solution known as Dynamic web pages using Java Servlet. A Dynamic web page is a page that interacts with the users; it changes every time a user interacts with it. The changes are also related to duration or location, also to user access and also due to the type of user interaction. There are two types of dynamic web pages :
- Client-side: These develop client-side content, generated on the client-side, here the user web browser downloads the web page from the server processes it, and then displays the content to the users.
- Server-side: Changes that are made at the server’s end when a user makes any action like login pages, form submission, actions taken while shopping, and many others.
The need related to these enhancements or changes lies in the fact of providing more enriched user experiences. A static website fails to impress users whereas a dynamic website using Java Servlet becomes gives an eye-catching experience to its users. The more they interact the more they can engage the users.
While Static websites hold the benefit of being fast, cheap, and easy to integrate dynamic websites give dynamic content, are easy to update, and have more powerful features like login, payments, shopping, etc.
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Requirements
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- You can never be overdressed or Overeducated”-
- OSCAR WILDE. Remembering these great words by Irish poet Mr. Oscar Wilde we believe in quality education. All it takes to have a learning attitude and willingness to learn new technology in this fast-paced technology-aware world. However, we have listed some prerequisites for our readers.
- Knowledge of database concepts
- Database Professionals
- Good understanding of the Java programming language.
- It will be great if you have a good understanding of SQL
- Basic knowledge of web applications and how the internet works.
- Such basic knowledge will help you to understand the JDBC concepts quickly and you can move fast on the learning track.
Target Audience
- A prior basic Knowledge of databases and related concepts will be an added advantage.
- Database Professionals
- You should have a good understanding of the JAVA language
- SQL knowledge and understanding be a plus
- Basic understanding of how the internet works and web application architecture.
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