About GIRI’S TECHHUB

GIRI’S TECHHUB PVT LTD is a leading IT training institute headquartered in Pune,

Maharashtra. Established in 2010, the institute initially focused solely on technical
training, helping students build strong foundations in software development, testing, and
other IT disciplines.
Since 2010 to 2017, GIRI’S Techhub was dedicated exclusively to delivering quality
education and hands-on technical skills. However, recognizing the growing need for
industry readiness, the institute expanded its services in 2018 by launching a dedicated
Training & Placement (T&P) Department to support students in securing job
opportunities.
Since then, GIRI’S Techhub has:

• Successfully placed over 4,900+ students through its internal references and
placement network.

• Conducted more than 1,500+ exclusive campus drives for its own students.

• Organized between 150 to 250 placement drives every year, tailored specifically
for Techhub learners.
The institute has built a strong network with IT companies and hiring partners, enabling
consistent placement opportunities across domains such as Full Stack Development,
Software Testing, Java Development, and more. Their placement support includes:

• Resume building workshops

• Mock interviews

• Aptitude and soft skills training

• Direct interaction with recruiters and alumni

With a mission to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industry demands,
GIRI’S Techhub continues to empower students with practical skills, industry exposure, and
career guidance.
Our Alumni’s

• Our alumni are successfully employed in leading IT companies such as TCS, Infosys,
Wipro, Capgemini, Cognizant, Accenture, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra and
many more. Check our Placement Records.
Our Clients

• Our clients include leading IT companies and multinational organizations that

collaborate with us for skilled and industry-ready professionals. Check our Client
Records.

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About Mr. Adinath Giri – Founder & Director (GIRI’S Tech Hub)
Education & Background

• Mr. Adinath Giri holds an MCA degree, completed in 2010 from the
Government College of Engineering Aurangabad (Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar) in
Maharashtra.

• Since then, he has kept his technical knowledge updated, especially in Java and
other software technologies.

• Professionally, prior to focusing full-time on the institute, he had hands-on

experience in software development and Java programming, which helped him
transition to being a trainer and entrepreneur.
Professional Work & Roles

• Founder & Director of Giri’s Tech Hub Pvt Ltd., Pune.

• As a corporate/industry trainer:
▪ He specializes in Java (Core and Advanced), Java frameworks, and full-stack
Java development.
▪ He delivers training and mentoring to students and working professionals
alike, helping bridge the gap between academic learning and industry
requirements.
▪ He has led many training batches and workshops (500+ batches, 300+
workshops according to one profile) under his direction at the institute

• Project/Development Experience: He and his team have worked on real-world

applications (web & mobile) such as an online education platform, cab-booking
app, and other client projects.

• Placement / Recruitment Guidance: He has been involved in the placement

process; campus drives and preparing students for interviews and job-roles
Why He Stands Out

• Practical Experience: he has real software development and project experience,

making his teaching relevant to industry.

• Hands-on Approach: Emphasis on live projects, practical sessions, and real

interview preparation rather than just theoretical overview

• Industry-Focus & Placement Support: His institute’s placement support and

industry linkages is a key differentiator—especially for freshens looking to enter IT
roles.

• Accessible & Student-Centered: According to reviews, his sessions are highly rated
among students for clarity, motivational style, and practical value.

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Why GIRI’S TECHHUB?

▪ Strong Focus on Technical and ▪ 100% Placement Support

behavioral skill
▪ Experienced & Practical Trainer ▪ Live Projects & Real-Time Scenarios
▪ Flexible Learning Options (Offline + ▪ Strong Student Feedback & Ratings
Online)
▪ Career Support Even After Training ▪ Mobile App for Progress Tracking
Course Overview

Backend Module
▪ Core JAVA + DSA ▪ SQL/PLSQL
▪ JDBC + Hibernate ▪ Spring Core
▪ Spring JDBC ▪ Spring MVC
▪ Spring Security ▪ Spring AOP
▪ Spring Boot + JPA (hibernate) ▪ Micro services

Front-end
▪ HTML ▪ CSS
▪ Bootstrap/Tailwind CSS ▪ JavaScript + Advance JavaScript
▪ React + Redux ▪ [Link]

DEV Tools
▪ GIT ▪ MAVEN
▪ Logging Tools ▪ JIRA
▪ Docker ▪ JUNIT
▪ Mockito ▪ CI/CD Pipelines
▪ POSTMAN ▪ SWAGGER

Aptitude & Soft Skill Module

▪ Quantitative Aptitude ▪ Logical Reasoning
▪ English Grammar ▪ Soft Skill
▪ GD Preparation ▪ HR Preparation

Project Training
▪ High level design ▪ Low level design

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Project Category cover in training
• Console based application
Tech Stack: Core JAVA + DSA + JDBC + SQL (Algorithmic implementation)

• Web Application with REST API

Tech Stack:
Backend: CORE JAVA, spring core, Spring JDBC, Spring MVC, Spring Security.
Front End: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JS, React using Redux.
Database: MYSQL
API Integration: Axios
Tools: MAVEN, Lombok, Junit, logging, mockito, JIRA, Jenkins

• Micro services-based application using spring boot

Tech Stack:
Backend: Spring boot, Spring data JPA, Spring security
Inter service communication: Kafka
Service discovery: Eureka
Front End: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JS, React using Redux
Database: MYSQL
API Integration: Axios
Tools: MAVEN, Lombok, Junit, logging, mockito, JIRA, Jenkins, Docker

Placement Preparation

Mock Interview conducted by GIRI’S TECHHUB After every 20 days

• Process of Mock Interview (according to syllabus covered in classroom)
▪ Programming Test
▪ Face to Face L1 Technical Interview
▪ Face to Face L2 Technical Interview
▪ HR interview
• Procedure to Correct Feedback from Giri’s TECHHUB App
▪ Upload the recording (if it's an audio or video file), so I can listen to it
and help correct your feedback,
▪ Type out the feedback you gave in the Giris TECHHUB app so I can
revise and improve it for clarity
• Important points related with Mock interview
▪ The mock test should be based only on the syllabus covered in class
up to this point
▪ The mock test date should be announced at least 15 to 20 days in
advance
▪ A study plan for the mock test and an interview question bank should
be provided in advance by Giris TECHHUB.

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 • Placement Support Policies
▪ 80% attendance is mandatory for all theory and practical sessions
from the students' side
▪ Project submission and attendance in project sessions are
mandatory.
▪ Mock interview attendance is compulsory.
▪ Students must clear the L1 (marks more than equal 50%) interview
to be recommended for placement.

Note: If a student is unable to clear the L1 interview in the current mock, we will
provide additional mentorship and give them an opportunity every 15 days to clear
the L1 interview, show progress, and become eligible for L2 — leading to placement
eligibility.

Q. What is L1 & L2?

• L1 refers to students who are not well-prepared for some reason and show
below-average performance.
• L2 refers to students who are prepared at an average, above-average, or
excellent level

CORE JAVA

1. Introduction of JAVA

• Introduction of JAVA • Installation JDK

• Creating Simple application • Data Types
• Variables • Constant
• Operator & Its Types • Operator Priority
• 25 problem statement solved by • 50 lab assignments for practice
trainer for student practice & 30 MCQ

2. Decision making Statement

▪ Introduction of Decision Making ▪ Simple If Statement

▪ If else statement ▪ Else if ladder
▪ Nested if statement ▪ Switch Statement
▪ 25 basic problem statement ▪ 50 lab assignments for practice
solve by trainer for student practice
▪ 10 problem statement by code ▪ 30 MCQ Question
chef

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 3. Control Statement

▪ Introduction about control ▪ While loop

statement
▪ For loop ▪ Do while loop
▪ Nested for loop ▪ Break & continue keyword
▪ 15 problem statement solve by ▪ 15 start patterns, 10 number
trainer on series and numbers in pattern, 10 alphabetical patterns
class room solve by trainer in classroom
▪ 30 problem statement for lab ▪ 50 pattern problem for lab
practice on number and series practice to students

4. Function & Function Recursion:

▪ What is Function & Why use it ▪ Types of Function

▪ How to return value from ▪ How to pass parameter to
function function
▪ What is function recursion ▪ How to manage function
recursion
▪ Local Variable concept ▪ Limitation of function recursion
▪ Dynamic programming ▪ Types of dynamic programming
introduction

5. Time Complexity & Space complexity:

▪ What is Time complexity ▪ Important of Time complexity

▪ How to calculate time ▪ Types of Complexity like as O(N),
complexity O (log n), O (n log n), etc.
▪ Time complexity comparison ▪ Time complexity comparison
chart chart
▪ What is space complexity ▪ Types of space complexity
▪ Common Space Complexities like ▪ 50 MCQ for finding time
as O(1), O(n), O(log n) , etc. complexity and space
complexity

6. Array with simple operation

▪ What is array & why use it ▪ Single and multi-dimension array

▪ Jagged Array concept ▪ Linear & Binary Search
▪ Stack ▪ Queue & DQueue
▪ 20 problem statement solve by ▪ 30 assignments for lab practical
trainer in classroom & 30 MCQ

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 7. Array with problem solving approach

▪ Brute Force Approach ▪ Two pointer approach

▪ Sliding Window Approach ▪ Dynamic Programming
▪ Sliding window + DQueue ▪ Frequency Counting / Hashing
▪ Rearrangement & ▪ Bit Manipulation Based
Transformation
▪ Merging Arrays ▪ Subarray and Subsequence
Problems
▪ 20 assignments solved using ▪ 30 assignments for lab practice
above approach by trainer in on above problem statement
class room

8. Array with Sorting Technique + complexity comparison

▪ What is sorting ▪ Selection sort

▪ Bubble sort ▪ Insertion sort
▪ Merge sort ▪ Quick Sort
▪ Tim Sort ▪ Heap Sort
▪ 15 problem statement solved by ▪ 30 problem statement for lab
trainer in class room practice

9. Classes and objects

▪ What is class & why use it ▪ What is object and reference

▪ Static, instance and local ▪ Variable argument
variable
▪ This reference ▪ Array as parameter to function
▪ Array of objects concept ▪ Nested classes
▪ 15 problem statement solved by ▪ 30 problem statement for lab
trainer in class room practice

10. Constructor

▪ What Constructor & Why use it ▪ Implicit constructor concept

▪ Types of Constructors like as ▪ Constructor chaining
default, overloaded,
parameterized etc.
▪ Difference between function and ▪ Singleton & utility class
constructor
▪ 15 problems solve by trainer in ▪ 30 problem statement for lab
classroom practice

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 11. Inheritance

▪ What Inheritance & Why use it ▪ Types of Inheritance

▪ Super constructor ▪ Super keyword
▪ Final keyword ▪ Method overriding
▪ Abstract keyword ▪ Dynamic polymorphism
▪ Loose coupling & Tight coupling ▪ Interface
▪ Method hiding ▪ Method with covariant return
type
▪ JDK 1.8 feature with interface ▪ UP Casting & Down Casting
▪ 15 problem statement solve by ▪ 30 problem statement for lab
trainer in classroom practice

12. Exception Handling

▪ What is exception & why use it ▪ Types of Exception

▪ Exception Hierarchy ▪ Exception handling keyword like
as try, catch, finally, throw and
throws
▪ Handling checked exception ▪ User defined exceptions
▪ Handling user defined exception ▪ JDK 1.7 exception Feature
▪ Difference between throw and ▪ Difference between catch and
throws exception
▪ 10 exception examples solved by ▪ 15 exception examples for lab
trainer in class room practical

13. Wrapper classes

▪ What is Wrapper class & need ▪ Types of Conversion

▪ Auto boxing ▪ Auto unboxing
▪ Number class & Its method ▪ parseXXX(), xxxValue(), valueOf()
etc
▪ String ▪ StringBuffer, StringBuilder
▪ 15 assignments by trainer in ▪ 30 assignments on string for lab
classroom practical

14. Advance JavaScript (50%) content

▪ Arrow function ▪ Rest operator & Spread operator

▪ Validation using JavaScript ▪ Promise, Async and Await
▪ Event loop concept ▪ JSON & AJAX Concept
▪ Fetch API ▪ Function currying concept
▪ 20 problem statement by trainer ▪ 20 problems for lab assignment

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 15. Non-Linear DS

▪ Tree – Binary Search, Complete ▪ Tree Traveling – In order, pre-

Binary Tree, Max Heap, Min order and post order
Heap
▪ Graph - Directed Graph and ▪ BFS, DFS, Dijkstra’s Algorithm
Undirected Graph
▪ Hash Tables / Hash Maps / Hash ▪ Unordered Set / Map
Sets
▪ 15 problem statement in ▪ 30 problem statement for lab
classroom practical

16. File Handling

▪ What is IOStream & Why use it ▪ Write, Reader, Stream classes

▪ Writing Data in file using Writer ▪ Writing Data in file using Stream
classes classes
▪ Reading data from file using ▪ Reading data from file using
Reader classes Stream classes
▪ Serialization concept ▪ Deserialization concept
▪ 15 assignments solve by trainer ▪ 30 assignments for lab practical
in classroom

17. Multithreading

▪ What is Thread & its benefit ▪ Ways to implement thread

▪ Thread implementation using ▪ Synchronization and
thread class asynchronization concept
▪ wait(), notify() and notifyAll() ▪ Conditional and unconditional
methods methods
▪ Thread methods like as join(), ▪ Thread pooling concept
start(), isAlive() etc.
▪ Executor services ▪ Thread implementation using
runnable
▪ 10 real time scenario problem ▪ 15 problem statement for lab
statement by trainer in practice
classroom

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 18. Collection Framework & Map Framework + Object

▪ Introduction Of Collection ▪ Collection Hierarchy

Framework
▪ Collection, List, Set, Queue ▪ Vector, ArrayList, Stack,
LinkedList, HashSet,
LinkedHashSet, TreeSet, Dqueue,
PriorityQueue
▪ Collections class & its method ▪ Comparable, Comparator
interface
▪ Map interface & it’s working ▪ HashMap, LinkedHashMap,
TreeMap
▪ Internal working of HashMap ▪ Object class & its method
▪ 20 problem statements solved ▪ 30 problem statements for lab
by trainer in classroom practical

JDK 1.8

▪ Interface changes ▪ Functional interface

▪ Lambda interface ▪ Consumer, Predicate, Supplier,
Function interface etc
▪ Stream API ▪ Optional class, Date and Time
API
▪ Method references

JDK 1.9

▪ Module concept ▪ JShell & private methods in

interface
▪ Try with resource enhancement ▪ Factory methods [Link](),
[Link](), [Link]() etc
▪ Stream API enhancement like as ▪ Optional API enhancement like
takeWhile(), dropWhile(), as ifPresentOrElse(), or(),
iterate() stream()

JDK 11

▪ var variable in lambda ▪ New string methods

▪ New Files API methods ▪ Optional API enhancement
▪ Stream API enhancement like as ▪ Optional API enhancement like
takeWhile(), dropWhile(), as ifPresentOrElse(), or(),
iterate() stream()

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 JDK 17

▪ Sealed classes ▪ Pattern matching switch

▪ RandomGenerator, HexFormat ▪ Foreign Function & Memory API
(Incubator)

JDK 24 & 25

▪ Sealed classes ▪ Pattern matching switch

▪ RandomGenerator, HexFormat ▪ Foreign Function & Memory API
(Incubator)

Database concept with SQL using MYSQL

▪ What is DBMS & SQL & its ▪ SQL all basic command like as
benefit DDL, DML, TCL, DCL etc
▪ Where, group by, having, like, ▪ Constraints – not null, unique,
IN, between, any, all, exits etc primary, foreign, default,
auto_increment, check, on
delete cascade, on update
cascade, on delete set null etc
▪ Join and its type like as inner ▪ Normalization – FIRST NF,
join, left join, right join, outer Second NF, Third NF, 3.5 NF,
join etc Fourth form etc
▪ Subquery, view, index, ▪ Trigger, function, ACID property
procedure

Spring Framework

1. Spring Core

▪ Introduction to Spring core ▪ Types of dependency like as

setter, constructor, object
dependency, map, list dependency
etc
▪ Spring application using XML and ▪ Cover some annotations like as
annotation @Configuration, @Value, @Bean,
@ComponentScan, @Qualifier,
@Primary, @Scope,
@PostConstructor, @Service,
@Repository, @Controller,
Component etc.

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 ▪ object dependency and auto ▪ bean scope and bean life cycle
wiring
▪ spring container and its type ▪ spring container and its
differences
▪ 15 assignments by trainer in ▪ 20 assignments for lab practical
classroom

2. Spring JDBC

▪ Introduction about spring jdbc ▪ Connection establishment using

DataSource using XML and
annotation based
▪ CRUD APP using JdbcTemplate like ▪ Batch Update concept
as insert, delete, update, select
▪ RowMapper, ▪ Calling Stored procedure using
PreparedStatementSetter etc SimpleJdbcCall registering IN, OUT
and INOUT parameter
▪ Transaction management using ▪ Exception Handling like as
@Transactional annotation DataAccessException etc
▪ Mini Project using Spring core + ▪ Mini Project as lab assignment
spring JDBC in class room

3. Spring MVC

1. Introduction to Spring MVC 2. Spring MVC Setup

o What is Spring MVC? o Project structure (with Maven or
o Spring MVC Architecture Gradle)
o Role of DispatcherServlet o Required dependencies (Spring
o Flow of a typical Spring Web, Spring Context)
MVC request o Java-based configuration (no XML)
o Comparison with other o Configuring DispatcherServlet via
MVC frameworks WebApplicationInitializer
o Defining @Configuration classes

3. DispatcherServlet & Request 4. Spring MVC Setup

Flow o Creating controllers with
o Role and life cycle of @Controller
DispatcherServlet o @RequestMapping and its
o HandlerMapping and variants (@GetMapping,
ViewResolver @PostMapping, etc.)
o Component scanning with o Path variables (@PathVariable)
@ComponentScan o Request parameters
(@RequestParam)

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 o Web application bootstrap o Handling query strings and matrix
using variables
@WebMvcConfigurer o Returning view names and
response bodies

5. Model and View 6. View Technologies

o Using Model, ModelMap, o Overview of supported view
and ModelAndView technologies
o Sharing data between o JSP + JSTL
controller and view o Thymeleaf
o Redirect and forward in o FreeMarker (optional)
Spring MVC o Setting up view resolvers
o Using Flash attributes with o View templates and rendering
RedirectAttributes
o Passing model data to
views

7. Form Handling in Spring MVC 8. Data Validation & Binding

o Binding form data to Java o Bean Validation with JSR-380
objects using (Hibernate Validator)
@ModelAttribute o Using @Valid and
o Handling GET and POST BindingResult
forms o Custom validators
o Prepopulating form fields o Field-level error messages
o Working with dropdowns, o Global error handling
checkboxes, and radio o Formatting numbers and dates
buttons
o Form re-submission and
Post/Redirect/Get (PRG)
pattern

9. Exception Handling 10. RESTful Web Services with Spring

o Using @ExceptionHandler MVC
in controller o Creating REST controllers using
o Global exception handling @RestController
with @ControllerAdvice o Returning JSON/XML responses
o Handling HTTP errors (404, with @ResponseBody
500) o Consuming path variables and
o Returning custom error request parameters
pages or JSON error o Handling HTTP methods: GET,
responses POST, PUT, DELETE
o Content negotiation and
producing/consuming media types
o Exception handling in REST
(@RestControllerAdvice)

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 11. Spring MVC with Database 12. Session & Cookie Management
(JDBC/JPA)
o Integrating with Spring o Working with @SessionAttributes
JDBC or Spring Data JPA and SessionStatus
o Injecting DAO or repository o Accessing session and cookies via
into controllers HttpSession, @CookieValue
o Using @Service and o Custom session timeout handling
@Repository layers
o Displaying data from DB in 13. Security in Spring MVC (Optional)
views o Introduction to Spring Security
o Form submissions that o Protecting endpoints and views
persist data o Form-based authentication
o CSRF, CORS, and session
management

15 problem statement solved by trainer in 15 problem statement for lab practical

class room

Note: 64 hours project hackathon in project lab 8 hours per day workload with 8 days

Module3- Spring Boot with Micro services & AI

1. Spring boot

1. Spring Boot Fundamentals 2. Spring Boot Web

o Spring Boot architecture o REST APIs with @RestController,
o Auto-configuration & @RequestMapping
Spring Boot Starters o JSON serialization with Jackson
o Spring Initializer o Exception handling
o [Link] vs (@ControllerAdvice,
[Link] @ExceptionHandler)
o Profiles (@Profile) o HTTP status codes and custom
o Logging & external config error responses

3. Spring Boot with Databases 4. Validation and Data Binding

o JDBC and JPA overview o @Valid, @NotNull, @Size, etc.
o Spring Data JPA o BindingResult and error responses
o Repositories, derived o Custom validators
queries
o Paging and sorting 5. Testing in Spring Boot
o Entity relationships o Unit testing with JUnit 5 + Mockito
(OneToMany, ManyToOne, o Integration testing with
etc.) @SpringBootTest
o H2, MySQL/PostgreSQL o Controller testing with
integration @WebMvcTest
o Using Testcontainers (optional)

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 2. Micro Services

1. Microservices Architecture 2. Creating Microservices with

Overview Spring Boot
o Monolith vs Microservices o Splitting business domains into
o Key concepts: loose services
coupling, bounded context, o Example domains: Product, Order,
scalability Payment, Inventory
o 12-Factor App principles o Best practices for service packaging
o Microservices and structure
communication patterns
(sync/async)

3. Inter-Service Communication 4. Service Discovery with Eureka

o REST-based o Eureka Server setup
communication using o Registering microservices as
RestTemplate (legacy) Eureka clients
o Feign Client (@FeignClient) o Using Eureka with Feign
– preferred
o Load balancing with Spring
Cloud LoadBalance

5. API Gateway with Spring Cloud 6. Centralized Configuration with

Gateway Spring Cloud Config
o Setting up Gateway o Spring Cloud Config Server setup
o Routing, path rewriting o Storing configs in Git
o Load balancing via o Dynamic configuration refresh
discovery with Actuator + Bus
o Pre/post filters (logging,
auth, rate limiting)

7. Fault Tolerance and Resilience 8. Distributed Tracing and Logging

o Circuit breaker with o Centralized logging with ELK or
Resilience4j EFK stack (ElasticSearch + Logstash
o Retry, TimeLimiter, + Kibana / Fluentd)
RateLimiter o Tracing with Spring Cloud Sleuth +
o Fallback methods Zipkin
o Bulkhead and Isolation o MDC and correlation IDs for logs

9. Security in Microservices 10. Monitoring and Observability

o Spring Security basics o Spring Boot Actuator endpoints
(@EnableWebSecurity, o Custom health checks
filters) o Metrics with Micrometer +
o JWT Authentication & Prometheus
Authorization o Dashboards with Grafana
o Role-based access control

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 o OAuth2 (optional, for 11. Service Versioning &
advanced cases) Communication Contracts
o API Gateway as o API versioning (URI vs headers)
authentication entry point o Using Swagger/OpenAPI
o Contract testing with Spring Cloud
Contract (optional)

Front End Development Module

HTML

▪ HTML + Basic HTML structure ▪ Formatting tags & meta tags

▪ Semantic HTML5 Elements ▪ Form tags with examples
▪ List & link + inline and block tags ▪ Table + image + media tags
▪ HTML Entities tags ▪ Iframes + HTML APIS
▪ SEO TAGS + HTML5 TAGS ▪ HTML5 tags

CSS

▪ Introduction of CSS + Types of CSS ▪ Selectors in CSS

▪ Colors & Background properties ▪ Font & Text Styling properties
▪ Border, Margins and padding ▪ Display and Visibility properties
▪ Positioning and Z-index ▪ Flexbox
▪ CSS Grid Layout ▪ CSS units and Measurements
▪ Media Queries (Responsive ▪ Transition and animations
design)
▪ CSS variables (Custom properties) ▪ Advanced CSS Feature
▪ CSS 10 templates design by trainer ▪ CSS 10 templates for lab practical
in class room

JavaScript

▪ What is JavaScript & Why use it ▪ Variable declaration using JS,

closure concept
▪ decision making and control ▪ Array & String using JS
statement
▪ Event Handling in JavaScript ▪ DOM (Document object model)
▪ 15 assignments solve by trainer in ▪ 30 assignments for lab practical
classroom
▪ Arrow function ▪ Rest operator & Spread operator

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 ▪ Validation using JavaScript ▪ Promise, Async and Await
▪ Event loop concept ▪ JSON & AJAX Concept
▪ Fetch API ▪ Function currying concept
▪ 20 problem statement by trainer ▪ 20 problems for lab practical
in class room assignment

React + Redux + [Link]

▪ Introduction about React ▪ Creating component

▪ class component with state ▪ Life cycle implementation of class
management and props concept component
▪ CSS using React ▪ Bootstrap using React
▪ Event handling and form handling ▪ validation using React
using class component
▪ Function component ▪ Difference between function and
class component
▪ Hooks concept in React &its ▪ useState, useEffect, useReducer,
benefit useMemo(), useContext(),
useRef(), useCallback() etc
▪ form handling with function ▪ Routing concept in React
component
▪ API & Async in React ▪ Build tools and development like
as vercel, netify etc
▪ React with redux ▪ validation using React
▪ 20 assignments and mini project ▪ 30 assignments for lab practical
solved by trainer in class room

[Link]

▪ Introduction to [Link] ▪ Project Setup & Basic

▪ Page Router VS App Router ▪ App Router Fundamental
▪ Data Fetching using page router ▪ Styling in [Link]
and App router
▪ static site generation ▪ Server-side rendering
▪ client components ▪ API routes
▪ Authentication ▪ Form Validation
▪ Database & ORM integration ▪ State management

DEV TOOLS Syllabus

1. Maven + Lombok + logging
▪ What is maven ▪ Installing & setting up maven
▪ Understanding [Link] ▪ Maven Life Cycle

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 ▪ Dependency Management ▪ Maven plugins
▪ Maven project type ▪ Maven profile
▪ What is Lombok ▪ Boilerplate code reduction
▪ Builder and singular annotation ▪ Logging with Lombok
▪ What is logging ▪ logging using slf4j+logback

2. DOCKER + JUNIT + Mockito

Docker

1. Introduction to Docker 2. Installing and Running Docker

o What is Docker? o Install Docker (Docker Desktop)
o Containers vs Virtual o Docker CLI basics
Machines o Dockerfile overview
o Docker Architecture o docker build, docker run, docker
o Use cases in Java ps, docker stop
development

3. Dockerfile & Image Creation 4. Working with Containers

o Writing a Dockerfile for a o Starting, stopping, deleting
Java/Spring Boot app containers
o Best practices (multi-stage o Volume mounting
builds, slim images) o Logs and debugging containers
o .dockerignore o Environment variable injection
o Exposing ports
o Setting env variables

5. Docker Compose 6. Docker with Spring/Spring Boot

o Defining services with o Containerize Spring Boot app
[Link] o Use Docker Compose for full stack
o Connecting app with (Spring + DB)
MySQL/PostgreSQL/Redis o Build once, run anywhere principle
containers o Profiles for dev/prod in Docker
o Networking between
services
o Common commands (up,
down, logs, exec)

JUnit

1. Introduction to Testing in Java 3. Parameterized Tests

o Why testing matters o Using @ParameterizedTest
o Types of testing: unit, o @ValueSource, @CsvSource,
integration, end-to-end @MethodSource

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 2. JUnit 5 Basics 4. Nested Tests & Tagging
o Setting up JUnit 5 o @Nested classes for logical
(Maven/Gradle) grouping
o Writing your first test o @Tag and filtering test groups
o Test lifecycle
o @BeforeEach, @AfterEach 5. JUnit with Maven and Gradle
o @BeforeAll, @AfterAll o Running tests from CLI
o Assertions o Reports and test coverage
o assertEquals, assertTrue,
assertThrows, etc. 6. Testing Spring Boot Apps
o @DisplayName, @Disabled o Using @SpringBootTest
o @WebMvcTest for controller layer
o @DataJpaTest for repository layer
o Test-specific properties
([Link])

Mockito

1. Introduction to Mockito 3. Stubbing and Behavior Testing

o Why mocking is needed o Return different values on
o When to use mocking vs successive calls
stubbing o Throwing exceptions with
2. Mockito Basics thenThrow
o Adding Mockito to your o Mocking void methods with
project doNothing
o Creating mocks using
@Mock 4. Argument Matchers
o Injecting mocks with o Using any(), eq(), argThat()
@InjectMocks o Capturing arguments with
o Basic when(...). then ArgumentCaptor
Return(...) usage
o Verifying interactions with
verify(...)

5. Testing Services with Mockito 6. JUnit with Maven and Gradle

o Mocking service layer o Integration with @MockBean
dependencies o Combining with @WebMvcTest,
o Writing clean unit tests for @SpringBootTest
business logic o Testing with in-memory databases
o Mocking DAOs or REST
clients (e.g., using
RestTemplate)

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Project Training Syllabus

High level design

Module 1: Introduction to System Design Module 2: Requirements Gathering for
Design
• What is System Design? ▪ Understanding functional and non-
functional requirements
▪ Difference between HLD and LLD ▪ Capacity estimation (users, data,
traffic)
▪ Role of HLD in SDLC ▪ Identifying constraints: latency,
availability, consistency, etc.
▪ Types of Systems (monolithic, ▪ Use case definition and prioritization
distributed, microservices, etc.)
▪ Real-world importance of system
scalability and availability

Module 3: Architectural Patterns & Module 4: High-Level System

Styles Components
• Monolithic Architecture ▪ Defining major modules/services
▪ Microservices Architecture ▪ System workflow and request flow
▪ Event-driven Architecture ▪ Third-party integrations
▪ Layered, Modular, and Client- ▪ Design of APIs at a high level
Server Architectures
▪ Service-Oriented Architecture
(SOA)

Module 5: Data Flow and Module 6: Database and Storage Design

Communication
• Synchronous vs Asynchronous ▪ High-level database selection: SQL
communication vs NoSQL
▪ REST vs gRPC vs Messaging ▪ Horizontal scaling (sharding,
Queues partitioning)
▪ Load balancing and reverse ▪ Caching strategies (Redis,
proxies Memcached)
▪ Data flow diagrams and ▪ Storage architecture (Blob
component interaction storage, CDN, file systems)

Module 7: Non-Functional Aspects of Module 8: Design Documentation and

HLD Diagrams
• Scalability (vertical & horizontal) ▪ UML diagrams: Component,
Deployment, Activity
▪ Availability & fault tolerance ▪ Sequence and flow diagrams
▪ Reliability & durability ▪ High-level architecture diagrams
([Link], Lucidchart)
▪ Security (authentication, ▪ Tech stack and component
authorization, data protection) justifications
▪ Maintainability and extensibility

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Low level system design
Module 1: Introduction to Low-Level Module 2: Object-Oriented Programming
Design (OOP) Principles
• What is Low-Level Design (LLD)? ▪ Encapsulation, Inheritance,
Polymorphism, Abstraction
▪ Difference between HLD and LLD ▪ Real-world modeling using OOP
▪ Importance of LLD in software ▪ Composition vs Inheritance
development
▪ Real-world relevance: clean, ▪ Access modifiers and
scalable, maintainable code encapsulation best practices

Module 3: Class & Interface Design Module 4: Code Structuring &

Modularization
• Identifying entities and ▪ Layered architecture in code
responsibilities (Controller, Service, DAO, etc.)
▪ Designing classes with proper ▪ Folder/package structure
attributes and methods
▪ Interface segregation and ▪ Code reusability and
decoupling modularization
▪ UML Class Diagrams ▪ Handling common utilities and
shared services

Module 5: Error Handling, Logging & Module 6: Test-Driven Design & Code
Exception Design Quality
• Custom exception hierarchy ▪ Introduction to TDD (Test-Driven
Development)
▪ Best practices in error reporting ▪ Writing unit tests (JUnit/TestNG)
▪ Logging strategies (log levels, ▪ Mockito and mocking
structured logging) dependencies
▪ UML Class Diagrams ▪ Code coverage and quality metrics

Behavioral Module Syllabus

1. Quantitative Aptitude

▪ Number System ▪ Arithmetic Ability

▪ Percentages ▪ Profit, Loss, and Discount
▪ Simple and Compound Interest ▪ Ratio and Proportion
▪ Averages ▪ Time and Work
▪ Time, Speed, and Distance ▪ Algebra
▪ Geometry and Mensuration ▪ Permutation, Combination &
Probability
▪ Data Interpretation (DI) ▪ Logarithms and Exponents
▪ Set Theory & Venn Diagrams

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▪ Coding and Decoding ▪ Series and Sequences

▪ Blood Relations ▪ Direction Sense Test
▪ Syllogisms ▪ Analogy
▪ Logical Puzzles ▪ Data Sufficiency
▪ Clocks and Calendars ▪ Statement and Assumption /
Conclusion
▪ Alphanumeric Series ▪ Cubes and Dice

3. Soft skill syllabus

▪ Communication Skills ▪ Presentation Skills

▪ Group Discussion (GD) Skills ▪ Personal Interview Preparation
▪ Resume Building ▪ Emotional Intelligence (EQ)
▪ Time Management & Productivity ▪ Teamwork & Leadership
▪ Professional Etiquette ▪ Personality Development

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