Advance Java
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The official GTU curriculum for Advance Java (subject code DI04032021) as prescribed for Marine · Semester 4 divides the course into 5 units, covering 94 listed topics. The unit-wise breakdown below is read from the GTU syllabus document for this subject code, so you can check what the course actually covers before deciding which papers to attempt.
Download the official syllabus PDF (DI04032021)Unit 1 Modern Java Programming Features
- Generics Implementation 1.1.1
- Type safety requirements in collections 1.1.2
- Generic classes and methods implementation 1.1.3
- Bounded type parameters with extends keyword 1.2
- Lambda Expressions and Functional Programming 1.2.1
- Lambda syntax and functional interfaces 1.2.2
- Function, and Supplier interfaces 1.2.3
- Method references (static
- Streams API for Data Processing 1.3.1
- Stream creation from collections 1.3.2
- Intermediate operations (filter, map, sorted
- Terminal operations (collect
- Collectors utility class implementation 1.4
- Annotations Framework 1.4.1
- Annotation purposes and applications Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Information & Communication Technology Subject Code: DI04032021 Subject Name: Advance Java 1.4.2
- Standard annotations (@Override
Unit 2 User Interface Development
- Introduction to Java UI Technologies 2.1.1
- Overview of JFC, Applet, AWT, and Swing 2.1.2
- Limitations and alternatives 2.1.3
- Differences between AWT and Swing 2.2
- Java Swing 2.2.1
- Swing components and containers 2.2.2
- Layout managers and custom layouts 2.2.3
- Swing event handling 2.2.4
- Swing threading and concurrency 2.3
- JavaFX and FXML 2.3.1
- Introduction to JavaFX architecture 2.3.2
- Creating user interfaces with FXML 2.3.3
- Styling with CSS 2.3.4
- JavaFX charts
- graphs, 3D, and animations 2.3.5
- Using Scene Builder for visual design 2.4
- Event Handling and UI Design Patterns 2.4.1
- Event-driven programming concepts 2.4.2
- UI design patterns (e.g., MVC, MVP, MVVM) 2.4.3
- Implementing design patterns in JavaFX
Unit 3 Data Persistence and Access and Servlet Programming
- Database Design and JDBC 3.1.1
- Two-Tier and Three-Tier Database Design 3.1.2
- JDBC basics and database connectivity 3.1.3
- Connection pooling concepts and implementation 3.1.4
- Prepared statements and result set handling 3.1.5
- The JDBC API: The API components
- database operations like creating tables
- Delete) operations using SQL 3.2
- Servlet Programming 3.2.1
- Servlet API and Http Servlet implementation 3.2.2
- Servlet lifecycle management 3.2.3
- HTTP method handling (GET
- Request parameter processing 3.2.5
- Response generation and content delivery 3.3
- Servlet Configuration and Deployment 3.3.1
- Annotation-based servlet configuration 3.3.2
- Application deployment strategies 3.4
- Session Management Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Information & Communication Technology Subject Code: DI04032021 Subject Name: Advance Java 3.4.1
- HTTP stateless protocol challenges 3.4.2
- Http Session interface implementation 3.4.3
- User authentication and authorization 3.4.4
- Cookie implementation for state management 3.4.5
- Input validation and security measures
Unit 4 Dynamic Web Development with JSP and MVC
- Java Server Pages Fundamentals 4.1.1
- JSP architecture and servlet comparison 4.1.2
- JSP lifecycle and processing 4.1.3
- JSP directives and implicit objects 4.2
- Expression Language Implementation 4.2.1
- EL syntax and expression evaluation 4.2.2
- Scope-based data access 4.2.3
- JavaBean property access 4.2.4
- EL operators and built-in functions 4.3
- JSTL (Java Server Pages Standard Tag Library) 4.3.1
- JSTL library configuration and setup 4.3.2
- Conditional logic implementation (c: if, c:choose) 4.3.3
- Iteration control (c: for Each) 4.3.4
- Variable manipulation and data handling 4.4
- Model-View-Controller Architecture 4.4.1
- MVC design pattern principles 4.4.2
- Controller implementation with servlets 4.4.3
- View layer development with JSP Program Name: Diploma Engineering Level: Diploma Branch: Information & Communication Technology Subject Code: DI04032021 Subject Name: Advance Java
Unit 5 REST ful Web Services and Development Tools
- REST Architecture Principles 5.1.1
- REST ful web service design principles 5.1.2
- HTTP methods for REST implementation 5.1.3
- JSON data format and structure 5.1.4
- HTTP status codes and response handling 5.2
- REST API Development 5.2.1
- REST ful endpoint creation with servlets 5.2.2
- JSON serialization and deserialization with Gson 5.2.3
- Request and response data handling 5.2.4
- Error handling and status code implementation 5.3
- IoT integration with Java 5.3.1
- Overview of IoT concepts and protocols 5.3.2
- Interfacing with Arduino and Node MCU using Java 5.3.3
- Raspberry Pi programming with Pi4J library 5.3.4
- IoT protocols (MQTT
- CoAP) with Java 5.3.5
- Security considerations for IoT applications