• Simple Algorithms, developing an analytical mindset
• Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
• Working in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) – IntelliJ IDEA
• Version control
• Use GIT to version control your projects

• Start writing your first console application
• Java classes
• Variables
• Primitive Data Types
• Aggregation and Composition

• Inheritance
• Methods and constructors
• Simple arithmetic operations
• If-else statements, Using Debugger
• Getting user input

• Static variables and methods
• Constants
• Encapsulation
• Method and constructor overloading
• Method overriding
• Polymorphism

• Arrays
• Collections
• Abstract classes and interfaces
• For loops

• Error handling
• Recursion
• Enhanched for

• While loops
• Finishing touches to our first console application

• Working in teams to implement different algorithms

• Basics of relational databases (database objects, structured query language, relations) – MySQL, PostgreSQL
• Persisting Java objects in a database

• Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)
• Create a Java application with database access
• Using properties files

• Expose an interface for a CRUD application over the Internet using Servlets
• Working with JSON data
• What is Tomcat?
• Use Curl or Postman to test your servlets

• Finish the implementation for your application’s servlets

• Introduction to HTML, Javascript, JQuery and Bootstrap
• Add a simple web interface for your application

• Continue working on the Web Graphical User Interface
• HTML, CSS, Javascript, Jquery

Spring Boot - Introduction

• What is Spring Boot?
• Start writing a Spring Boot web service
• Inversion of Control (IoC)
• Spring Beans
• Dependency Injection
• Spring Boot Auto-configuration
• Very short introduction to Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP)

• YAML configuration files, working with multiple environments
• Easy Database control with Spring Data JPA
• Defining the business logic of your application in a Spring service
• Working with Data Transfer Objects (DTOs)
• Logging information with Spring’s Logback
• Spring Boot Integration Tests

• Queries derived from method names in Spring repositories
• Manually defined queries in Spring repositories
• Exposing REST endpoints for your web service
• Interactive API Documentation using Swagger UI
• Mapping entity relationships with Hibernate (OneToOne, ManyToOne, ManyToMany)

• Finish Mapping entity relationships with Hibernate (OneToOne, ManyToOne, ManyToMany)

• Spring Boot wrap-up
• Adding a graphical user interface for your application using Thymeleaf or Html, Javascript, JQuery and Bootstrap

• Finish implementing your first web service
• Finish adding a graphical user interface for your application using Thymeleaf or Html, Javascript, JQuery and Bootstrap

• Write unit tests for your application using Mockito and Junit
• Check your code coverage in IntelliJ IDEA

• Recap
• Review applications
• Review git repositories

• Prepare for an interview, CV preparation Third Exam – OOP Concepts, Databases, Java Servlets, SpringBoot Framework