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FLM Exclusive Benefits

Dedicated Q/A sessions & Email Support

Get the most out of your learning experience with interactive frontlinesmedia's Full Stack Java dedicated Q&A sessions, and access recorded Q&A sessions to reinforce your understanding.

200+ Hours of Live Training with Recordings

Access more than 200 hours of FLM's Java Full Stack live training sessions and watch recordings at your own pace. It's the ultimate learning experience designed to fit your busy life.

3 Major & 10 Minor Projects (Industry-oriented case studies)

Experience the power of Java in action with our full-stack project, showcasing seamless integration of front-end and back-end technologies, and can be valuable additions to your portfolio.

Real World Examples with Solid Practical's

Our Full Stack Java training in Telugu goes beyond theory, offering real-world examples and hands-on practice to prepare you thoroughly for practical challenges.

10 Career Booster AddOn Sessions for limitless growth.

We don't just stop at training; we also offer a five addon sessions to boost your confidence and help you master the art of interview success. Your dream job is within reach.

Course Completion ISO Certification

Celebrate your accomplishment with a course completion ISO certificate from FLM, showcasing your dedication and expertise.

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Why Java Full Stack?

Why Learn This Course?
Where Java Full Stack is used?
Java Full Stack Trends
  • This course is for those who want to start their coding journey, whether a beginner or an expert.
  • No prior programming knowledge is required.
  • This course covers basics to advanced concepts straightforwardly and systematically.
  • We take special care of Non-IT students Easy to learn
  • Beginner Friendly

Java Full Stack Development, encompassing both front-end and back-end development using Java technologies, finds its applications across various domains due to its robust, scalable, and secure nature.

Here are some prominent areas where Java Full Stack is utilized:

 

1. Web Applications
Example: E-commerce websites, educational platforms, and social media sites.
Usage: Java Full Stack is used to develop interactive and dynamic web applications, ensuring a seamless user experience and efficient data management.

 

2. Enterprise Applications
Example: ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) and CRM (Customer Relationship Management) systems.
Usage: Java, especially with the Spring framework, is widely used to create enterprise applications that manage business processes and customer interactions.

 

3. Mobile Applications
Example: Android apps for e-commerce, healthcare, or social networking.
Usage: Java Full Stack developers can create APIs and backend logic for mobile applications, ensuring data consistency and security across platforms.

 

4. Financial Services
Example: Online banking systems, trading platforms, and financial analytics tools.
Usage: Java Full Stack is employed to manage secure transactions, real-time processing of data, and to comply with regulatory requirements in financial services.

 

5. Health Care
Example: Patient management systems, telemedicine platforms, and health informatics solutions.
Usage: Java is used to build secure and HIPAA-compliant applications that manage patient data, facilitate remote consultations, and handle billing and insurance processes.

 

6. E-Commerce
Example: Online shopping platforms and retail management systems.
Usage: Java Full Stack helps in developing e-commerce platforms that manage product catalogs, handle transactions, and provide user-friendly interfaces.

 

7. Gaming Industry
Example: Online gaming portals and multi-player games.
Usage: Java is utilized to build gaming servers, manage user data, and ensure real-time synchronization in multi-player games.

 

8. Content Management Systems (CMS)
Example: Blogging platforms and website builders.
Usage: Java Full Stack is used to create CMSs that allow users to manage content, handle user authentication, and provide customizable templates.

 

9. IoT (Internet of Things) Solutions
Example: Smart home systems and industrial IoT applications.
Usage: Java can be used to manage data flow between IoT devices and servers, ensuring data integrity and secure communications.

 

10. Cloud-Based Applications
Example: Cloud storage solutions and SaaS (Software as a Service) applications.
Usage: Java Full Stack facilitates the development of scalable and robust cloud applications that manage data storage, processing, and user access effectively.

and more...

The demand for Full Stack Developers has been growing rapidly in recent years.

Full-stack, back-end, front-end, and desktop/enterprise app developers continue to account for the majority of all respondents... More Info about Stack Overflow Devloper Survey 2023

Full-stack developers have broad knowledge across all aspects of a given technology stack. They have the ability to rapidly transform a concept into a functional solution. Their big-picture visibility allows them to anticipate problems early-on and steer projects around them. " - AIS eLibrary

Java Full Stack Developer salary in India ranges between ₹ 2.0 Lakhs to ₹ 13.4 Lakhs with an average annual salary of ₹ 6.8 Lakhs. Salary estimates are based on 2.7k latest salaries received from Java Full Stack Developers. "- AmbitionBox

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200+ Live Sessions
3 Major Projects
10 Minor Projects
10 AddOn Sessions
Free WordPress CMS & Linux Courses
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10 Career Booster AddOn Sessions

  • LinkedIn session

    Get ahead in your career journey - attend our LinkedIn career growth session designed to empower students.

  • Tech Session

    Explore the cutting-edge world of technology at our exclusive tech session on System Design / DSA Roadmap / Block Chain / Networking.

  • Free Linux & CMS Bootcamp Sessions

    Linux : Elevate your IT knowledge with our Linux session, designed for tech enthusiasts and professionals.
    WordPress CMS: Shape your digital footprint with WordPress CMS expertise in our practical and informative session.

  • Resume Building Session

    Explore the key elements of resume building and get noticed by recruiters at our informative session.

  • Freelancing

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Frontlines EduTech (FLM) Java Full Stack Syllabus

  1. Java History
    •  Introduction to Java
    • Features of Java
  2. Java Basics
    • Data Types
    • Statements
    • Operators
    • Control Statements
    • Java Programming Basics
    • Type Casting
    • Java Arrays
    •  Command-line Arguments
    • Packages
  3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts
    • Data Abstraction
    • Encapsulation
    • Polymorphism
    • Inheritance
    • Class and Object
    • Abstract Classes
    • Interfaces
    • Overloading and Overriding
    • Super and Super()
  4. Exception Handling
    • Exception Handling Fundamentals
    • Exception Types
    • try-catch-finally Blocks
    • throw and throws Keywords
  5. Creating Custom Exceptions
    • Default Package Features - java.lang
    • The java.lang Package Overview
    • The Object Class
    • Wrapper Classes
    • System Class
    • Math Class
    • String & String Buffer
  6. Java Streams - java.io
    • Streams Overview
    • Byte Streams vs. Character Streams
    • Input/Output Streams
    • Reading/Writing from/to Files – The File
      Streams
  7. Multithreading
    • Creating a Thread
    • Thread Lifecycle
    • Multithreading Advantages
    • Multithreading Methods
    • Runnable Interface
    • Thread Communication
  8. Java Collections - java.util
    • Collections Overview
    • Collection Interface
    • List, Set, Map Interfaces
    • List Implementatio
    • Set Implementations
    • Map Implementations
    • Date and Calendar Classes
  9. Java 8 FEATURES
    •  Lambda Expressions
    • Method References
    • Functional Interfaces
    • Stream API
    • Stream Filter
    • Interface Changes – Introduction of Default
      and Static Methods
    • forEach Method
    • Stream Collectors Class
  1. Database Programming
    • JDBC Overview
    • SQL - Structured Query Language
    • JDBC Programming Concepts
    • Query Execution
    • Scrollable and Updatable Result Sets
    • Working with Statements
    • Row Sets
    • Batch Updates
    • Calling Stored Procedures and Functions
    • ResultSetMetaData
    • Transactions
  2. Getting Started with Web Applications
    • Web Application Life Cycle
    • Web Modules
    • Configuring Web Applications
    • Accessing Databases from Web Applications
    • Jar, War, and Ear
    • Web Server & Application Server
  3. Java Servlet Technology
    • Servlets Overview
    • Servlet Life Cycle
    • Sharing Information
    • Initializing a Servlet
    • Writing Service Methods
    • Filtering Requests and Responses
    • Invoking Other Web Resources
    • Accessing the Web Context
    • Session Tracking and Management
  4. Java Server Pages Technology
    • JSP Overview
    • The Life Cycle of a JSP Page
    • Declarations, Scriptlets, Expressions
    • JSP Action Tags
    • Directives
    • Include
    • JSP Implicit Objects
    • Scope in JSP
    • Request
    • Session
    • Application
  1. Spring Introduction
    •  Spring Modules
    • Dependency Injection
    • Spring Containers (Bean Factory, Application
      Context)
    • Basic Bean Wiring
    • Bean Life Cycle
  2. Spring Data Access
    • Using JDBC with Spring
    • Working with DataSource
    • Working with JdbcTemplate
    • DML Operations on Data
  3. Spring Web-MVC
    • Controllers
    • Types of Controllers
    • Handling Web Requests
    • Mapping Requests to Controllers
    • Handler Mappings
    • Processing Commands, Form Submissions
    • Views
    • Resolving Text Messages (Property Files)
    • View Resolvers
    • Validations
    • Working with Throw Away Controllers
    • ContextLoaderListener for Loading Configuration Files
  4. Aspect Oriented Programming
    • Join Points, Point Cuts, Advice, Aspects
    • AspectJ Syntax for AOP
    • AOP Configuration Elements
    • Spring Transactions
    • The Meaning of Transaction
    • Transaction Attributes
    • Spring Transaction Management Support
    • Choosing a Transaction Manager
    • Declarative Transaction Management
  5. Spring ORM.
    • Introduction to ORM
    • Integration of Hibernate with Spring with
      Examples
  1. Spring Boot Introduction
    • Features
    • Modules
    • Application Properties
    • STS/IntelliJ Setup
    • Beans Configuration with Java Annotations
    • Configuration Classes
    • Auto Wiring of Beans Component class
    • Component Scanning
    • Base Package Naming convention @Bean
      annotation
      • Component annotation
      • ComponentScan Annotation
      • Configuration Annotations
      • Qualifier annotation
      • Primary annotation
      • Configuration annotation
    • Spring Boot Parent Starter
      • Spring-boot-starter
      • Spring-boot-starter-web
      • Spring-boot-starter-data-jpa
      • Spring-boot-devtools
      • Spring-boot-actuator
      • @SpringBootApplication annotation
      • SpringApplication.run(..) method
      • Spring Boot Application Bootstrapping
      • AutoConfiguration in Spring Boot
      • Creating Spring Boot Application
      • Spring Initializer (start.spring.io)
      • Spring Starter Wizard in STS IDE
      • Spring Starter Wizard in IntelliJ
      • Spring Boot Approach with Maven
  2. Security Module
    • Importance of Security in Application
    • What is Authentication
    • What is Authorization
    • Basic Authentication
  3. Spring Data JPA Module
    • What is Persistence Layer
    • Hibernate Integration with JPA
    • What is Entity Class
    • JPA Annotations
    • Repository Interfaces
    • CurdRepository introduction
    • Database CRUD Operations
    • CurdRepository methods for DB Operations
    • Native Queries Execution in JPA
    • JpaRepository Introduction
    • JpaRepository methods for DB Operations
    • Transaction Management
  1. Overview
    • Overview of O/R mapping
    • Overview of Hibernate architecture
    • Setting up and running your first Hibernate
      application
  2. Configuring Hibernate
    • Hibernate configuration property file
    • Hibernate configuration XML file
    • Database dialects
    • Obtaining a Session Factory
    • User-provided JDBC connection
    • Using code generation tool
    • Using schema generation tool
    • Using mapping file generation tool
  3. O/R Mapping
    • Overview of the mapping file
    • The id element and primary key
    • Id generation methods
    • Hibernate data types
    • Mapping for collections and associations
    • Mapping for rich associations
  4. Manipulating and Querying Persistent Data
    • Persistent classes
    • Loading an object
    • Find methods
    • The Query interfaces
    • Performing CRUD operations
    • Criteria Queries
    • Using native SQL query
    • Using lifecycle and interceptor callbacks
    • Transactions and Concurrency
  5. The Hibernate Query Language (HQL)
    • The select clause
    • The from clause
    • The where clause
    • Expressions
    • Aggregate functions
    • Sorting, grouping, etc.
    • Subqueries
  1. Introduction
    • Overview of Web Services
    • Types of different distributed services
    • What is SOAP
    • What is REST
  2. Spring Boot Rest
    • Introduction
    • REST Example
  1. Monolith Architecture Introduction
    2. Monolith Architecture case study
    3. Monolith Application Deployment Process
    4. Monolith Architecture Drawbacks
    5. Micro services Introduction
    6. Micro Services Advantages
    7. Micro Services Dis-Advantages
    8. Micro Services case study
    9. Identifying Micro services boundaries
    10. Micro services Architecture
    11. Micro services Development
    12. Interservice communication
    13. RestTemplate
    14. Feign Clients
    15. Service Registry
    16. Service Discovery
    17. API Gateway
    18. Config Server
    19. Circuit Breaker
    20. Spring Boot Admin Server
    21. Load Balancer
    22. Distributed Logging
  1. HTML
    • What is HTML5?
    • Types of Browsers
    • Types of Search Engines
    • What is a Website?
    • What is a Webpage?
    • Skeleton of HTML Program
    • Comments
    • Basic Tags
    • Images
    • Colors
    • Hyperlinks
    • Tables
    • Forms
    • GET and POST Methodology
    • Semantic Tags
  2. CSS
    • What is CSS?
    • Types of CSS
    • CSS Properties
    • Background
    • Borders
    • Margins
    • Paddings
    • ID Selector
    • Class Selector
    • Height and Width
    • Overflow
    • Border-radius
    • Box-shadow
    • List
    • Tables
    • Display
    • Transform
    • Position
  3. Java Script Level - 1
    • Variables
    • Mathematical
    • Operators
    • Relational Operators
    • Comparison Operators
    • Conditional Statements
    • Logical Operators
    • Ternary Operator
    • While Loops
    • For Loops
    • Arrays Basics
    • Strings Basics
    • Nested Loops
    • Objects - I
    • Objects -II
    • Functions
    • Inbuilt functions
    • Object Methods
    • Higher Order functions
    • ES6-I
    • CMD
    • Git and Github
    • Projects after completing Javascript L-1
      • Any Web Application
      • 1E-Commerce (preferably)
  4. Javascript Level -2 
    • DOM Manipulation
    • DOM Traversal
    • DOM events
    • Event Handling
    • DOM attributes
    • Local Storage
    • Sorting techniques
    • Synchronous vs asynchronous js
    • How JS works
    • Web APIs
    • Event loop
    • Promises
    • Fetch
  5. Javascript Level - 3 (Advanced)
    • Different loops
    • Arrow Functions
    • Object Shorthand
    • Statements vs expressions
    • Lexical scope
    • let vs var vs const
    • Destructing array and objects
    • Hoisting
    • IIFE
    • this keyword
    • call vs apply vs bind
    • Classical Inheritance
    • Prototype chain
    • Creating our own Prototype chains
    • Object.assign vs Object.setPrototypeOf
    • Chaining with functions prototype object
    • Object creation using factory functions, constructor functions & classes
    • Prototypal Inheritance using factory functions, constructor functions & classes
    • new keyword related problems
    • DOM - CRUD Operations
    • DOM - JWT Authentication
    • Event bubbling
    • Event capturing
    • DOM - Pagination
    • JEST testing
    • Writing Clean code
    • HTTP Methods
  6. Javascript Projects
    • The project resolves to cover the topic involved in Javascript L-3
      • Youtube API integration application
      • Instagram project layout
      • To-Do list app
      • Weather app.
      • Calculator
  • GIT/GITHUB
  • POSTMAN
  • JIRA
  • AWS INTRO

FLM Java Full Stack Testimonials

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FAQ's - FLM's Java Full Stack Telugu

This course is designed to provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary to become a full-stack Java developer. This includes front-end, back-end, database management, and various other important technologies and tools used in full-stack development.

Complete training in Telugu by 25+ Years Java Industry Expert

Absolutely not. We aim to train you from pure basics to advance, and only your valuable time and practice are required after our classes.

5 to 6 months

No. We will cover basic to advanced Java concepts needed for full-stack development.

Our trainer is G Upendra Sir, an experienced professional with over 7 years of experience in a Java product-based company. He brings a wealth of industry knowledge to the training, with real-world examples in telugu.

Our fees for the Java Full Stack Training program are very competitive & best in the quality at only 13,999/-.
We also offer EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) options to make it more accessible, NO Hidden Charges.

We want our students to be completely satisfied with our training. That's why we offer a simple refund policy:

If a student attends a minimum of 10 classes and provides a valid reason for their dissatisfaction, we'll provide a full refund of their course fees.

It's our way of ensuring your satisfaction and commitment to your learning experience. We believe in the value of our program, but we understand that individual circumstances may vary, and we're here to support your educational journey.

Yes, we provide a certificate called the "Java Full Stack Course Completion FLM Certificate".

our certificate is ISO certified, ensuring its quality and recognition in the industry. After successfully completing the course, you'll receive the "FLM Certificate," which is ISO certified, and the certificate will be delivered to your registered email address.

Yes, we provide day-to-day recordings and notes, and it takes a minimum of 3 hours after completing the class for them to be uploaded and accessible.

Yes, changes to your email and mobile numbers are accepted. However, to process the request, please ensure you submit the proper details and reason for the change.

If you face password change issues on our website, you can reset your password using your registered email ID. Visit frontlinesedutech.com, go to the login section, and follow the password reset process. If you encounter more issues or need further assistance, you can contact us on WhatsApp at +91 8333077727 or via email at media.frontlines@gmail.com.

We have a strong support system in place to assist you. Our Java Full Stack Team Assistant is available to help, and we offer dedicated mail support. You will receive details on how to access this support after joining the course. Rest assured, we're here to help you with any issues or doubts you may encounter during your project work.

No, we do not provide lifetime access to course recordings. The access duration for course recordings is limited. For the first 100 members, it is 3 years, while the remaining members will have access for 2 years.

No problem! All live sessions will be recorded, and you can access them from anywhere at your convenience. If you still face any issues, you can contact us at the provided email address: media.frontlines@gmail.com, for assistance.

While live attendance is encouraged for a more interactive experience, it is not mandatory. You can choose to access the recording sessions. You won't face any problems; both options are available to accommodate your schedule and learning preferences.

Yes, you will be eligible to receive a certificate, even if you can't attend live classes. However, to receive the certificate, you will need to complete the course by reviewing the recorded sessions.

While you can use your company-managed laptop, it's not the suggested option. We highly recommend using a personal laptop or desktop for the best learning experience. You can also practice on a mobile device, but having a laptop or desktop is highly recommended for an optimal learning experience.

We don't offer job placements, but we provide job assistance. Our focus is on training you to excel in Java-based interviews, equipping you with the skills and knowledge needed for success. We are committed to providing truthful and valuable support to help you advance in your career.

Our strong social presence allows us to share valuable information about interviews and placement opportunities in the field.

Absolutely, you can include the projects on your resume to showcase your practical experience. Our projects have real-time impact and can significantly enhance your job offer prospects.

Yes, even after completing the course, you can continue to contact us for support. We offer dedicated mail support to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have.

While you can register up to the course start date, we recommend registering at least one day before the course begins to ensure a smooth and timely enrollment process, without any potential delays.

We do not offer referral codes, and we do not encourage affiliate or referral programs. Our Java Full Stack course is already priced competitively at only 13999, while the market price for similar courses can range from 35,000 to lakhs. We aim to provide an affordable and high-value learning experience for all our participants.

We don't offer "Pay Later" or "Cardless Payment" options. The payment process will involve choosing our EMI (Equated Monthly Installments) option when you proceed with your payments. This option allows you to pay for the course in installments, making it more manageable and accessible.

If you don't have a credit card or debit card, you can consider asking for assistance from friends or family members who do have these payment methods. You can then arrange to reimburse them according to your agreement while making the payment for the course.

We apologize for the inconvenience, but we only provide support through WhatsApp at +91 8333077727 and via email at media.frontlines@gmail.com. Our team will monitor these channels and provide you with the best assistance.

We have successfully placed over 1000 students in jobs after completing this course. For more specific information and details about our placement success stories, you can visit our LinkedIn page: Frontlines Edutech Private Limited on LinkedIn and read Google reviews.

Yes, we are providing 5 add-on sessions, and all recordings are available for your access.

We understand that many students have these questions. We provide a perfect roadmap to guide you on various career paths and how to secure competitive salaries. Additionally, we offer special sessions to address these concerns and keep you informed about the latest industry trends. You don't need to worry; we've got you covered.

The course price may appear higher, but it's crucial to understand that in the market, similar courses often range from 35,000 to lakhs. We offer a high-quality program that includes valuable benefits. We recommend comparing our course by attending a demo, reviewing the syllabus, and understanding that your investment is in building valuable skills and opportunities for your future.

Yes, we cover all the essential topics, starting from the basics and progressing to advanced concepts within the specified course duration. In addition, you'll work on 5 projects, which will enhance your practical skills and boost your confidence in applying what you've learned. Our goal is to exceed your expectations and deliver in-depth knowledge and skills.

Yes, classes are exclusively conducted on Zoom, and assignments will be provided. You can practice your assignments on our website or industry code editors. Additionally, to enhance your confidence and prepare for interviews, we offer MCQs on our website as well.

Certainly, the course includes 2 major projects and 3 minor projects. More information about these projects will be revealed during the demo session.

The course duration includes 200+ live hours on Java Full Stack, 25+ hours on Linux Bootcamp, and CMS Bootcamp, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

Zoom is an excellent platform for hosting our sessions. We provide Zoom links for scheduled days to ensure your privacy, security, and the quality of our sessions. The recording of each session is available after the session, allowing you to access it from anywhere, even on days without live sessions.

Currently, we do not have offline institutes; our training is exclusively online. However, we have plans for future expansion, thanks to our students' support and feedback.

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