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Java Web Development Course Syllabus

The document outlines a 6-day course syllabus for Web Application Development using Spring Boot and JSP, totaling 24 hours of instruction. It covers topics such as Java web development, servlets, JSP basics, MVC architecture, Spring Boot fundamentals, and concludes with a mini project and deployment. The course is designed for 60 students with a hands-on and theoretical approach, requiring basic knowledge of Java programming.

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Java Web Development Course Syllabus

The document outlines a 6-day course syllabus for Web Application Development using Spring Boot and JSP, totaling 24 hours of instruction. It covers topics such as Java web development, servlets, JSP basics, MVC architecture, Spring Boot fundamentals, and concludes with a mini project and deployment. The course is designed for 60 students with a hands-on and theoretical approach, requiring basic knowledge of Java programming.

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Value Added Course Syllabus for JAVA

Course Title: Web Application Development using Spring Boot and JSP
Duration: 6 Days (4 Hours per Day)
Total Hours: 24 Hours
Batch Size: 60 Students
Mode: Hands-on + Theory
Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of Java programming

Day-wise Schedule
Day 1: Introduction to Java Web Development

 Overview of Web Technologies


 Introduction to Java EE
 Setting up Eclipse IDE and Apache Tomcat
 Creating a basic Dynamic Web Project

Day 2: Servlets and JSP Basics

 Servlet lifecycle and configuration


 Handling HTTP requests and responses
 Introduction to JSP and scriptlets
 Form handling using Servlets and JSP

Day 3: MVC Architecture and JSTL

 Understanding Model-View-Controller pattern


 Using JSTL and EL (Expression Language)
 Session management and request dispatching
 Building a simple MVC-based web app

Day 4: Spring Boot Fundamentals

 Introduction to Spring Boot and its architecture


 Creating a Spring Boot project using Spring Initializr
 RESTful web services and controllers
 Dependency injection and annotations
Day 5: JSP Integration with Spring Boot

 Configuring ViewResolver in Spring Boot


 Using JSP as view layer in Spring Boot
 Form submission and data binding
 Error handling and validation

Day 6: Mini Project and Deployment

 Group-based mini project development


 Deploying the application on Apache Tomcat
 Presentation and evaluation
 Feedback and Q&A session

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