Course Title:

Core Java 21 , Spring 6 and Spring Boot 3.x - 5 Days Hands-on Training

Day 1: Core Java Fundamentals

Prerequisites:
 Installed Java Development Kit (JDK)
 IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA) or text editor (VSCode, Notepad++)
 Understanding of basic programming concepts (optional)

Morning Session (9:00 AM – 12:30 PM)

1. Java Overview
 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o History of Java

o Features of Java (Platform Independence, Object-Oriented,

etc.)
o JDK, JRE, and JVM: Differences and Use Cases

o Installation & Environmental Setup

 Lab Requirements:
o Set up Java environment on local machines.

o Verify the setup by running a simple Java program (e.g.,

"Hello, World!").
2. Java Basics
 Duration: 1.5 hours
 Topics:
o Variables, Data Types, and Operators

o Control Statements (if, else, switch, loops: for, while, do-

while)
 Hands-On:
o Write a program demonstrating variables, data types, and
operators.
o Create a program using control statements for decision
making.
3. Java Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
  Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Introduction to OOP (Encapsulation, Abstraction,
Inheritance, Polymorphism)
o Classes and Objects: Definition, Methods, and Constructor

 Hands-On:
o Create a class, instantiate objects, and define methods.

Afternoon Session (1:30 PM – 5:00 PM)

4. Inheritance and Polymorphism
 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Inheritance: extends keyword, Single and Multilevel
Inheritance
o Polymorphism: Overloading and Overriding

 Hands-On:
o Create a base class and derived classes demonstrating
inheritance.
o Implement method overloading and overriding in a class
hierarchy.
5. Exception Handling
 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Types of Exceptions: Checked and Unchecked

o try, catch, finally, throw, throws

 Hands-On:
o Create programs demonstrating exception handling with
custom exceptions.
Case Study:
 Duration: 1 hour
 Description:
o Develop a mini console-based application (e.g., Banking
system, Library management) using the OOP concepts,
inheritance, polymorphism, and exception handling.
Day 2: Advanced Java Concepts and Java Libraries
Prerequisites:
 IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA) or text editor
 Database server (MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.) installed
 Tomcat or any web server installed for servlet execution

Morning Session (9:00 AM – 12:30 PM)

1. Java Libraries
 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Core Classes (String, wrapper classes, Date, Time, Instant,
time zones)
o Serialization

o File Handling

 Hands-On:
o Write a program to manipulate strings.

o Implement file handling (reading/writing files) and

serialization.
2. Java Collections Framework
 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Collection Interfaces: Set, List, and Map

o Implementations: ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap

 Hands-On:
o Create programs that utilize collections such as List, Set,
and Map.
3. Java Generics and Thread Basics
 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Java Generics: Type Safety, Bounded Types

o Threads: Multithreading, Runnable Interface, Thread Class

 Hands-On:
 o Write a multithreaded program demonstrating threads and
synchronization.

Afternoon Session (1:30 PM – 5:00 PM)

4. Streams and Lambda Expressions
 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o Introduction to Streams

o Lambda Functions in Java

 Hands-On:
o Use Streams and Lambda expressions to filter and process
data from a collection.
5. Java Frameworks
 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o JDBC: Connecting Java with a Database

o Web Programming: Servlets and JSP Overview

 Hands-On:
o Write a program to connect to a database using JDBC.

o Demonstrate a simple servlet in a Tomcat server.

6. Unit Testing with JUnit and Mockito

 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o JUnit Basics: Writing Unit Tests

o Mockito: Mocking Objects for Testing

o Testing Exceptions

 Hands-On:
o Write unit tests using JUnit and mock dependencies with
Mockito.
o Demonstrate testing for exceptions in a program.

7. Java Build Systems (Maven)

 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
 o Maven Basics: POM.xml, Dependency Management

o Maven Build Life Cycle

 Hands-On:
o Set up a Maven project and manage dependencies.

Case Study:
 Duration: 1 hour
 Description:
o Develop a small web application (e.g., Student Management
System) using JDBC, servlets, JSP, and test it using JUnit and
Mockito.

Lab Requirements:
 Java IDE installed (Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA)
 MySQL/PostgreSQL or any RDBMS for database-related hands-on
sessions
 Web server (Apache Tomcat) for Servlet/JSP hands-on
 Maven installed for dependency management
End of Day 2: Wrap-up and Q&A

Day 3
Core Spring 6 In-Depth Course Content (4 hours)
Prerequisites:
 Understanding of Java basics and object-oriented programming
 Experience with Spring Framework basics (Spring Core, Dependency
Injection)
 IDE (IntelliJ IDEA/Eclipse) with Spring Boot plugin
 Maven or Gradle installed for project setup

Course Schedule (4 hours)

1. Overview of Spring 6 and New Features

 Duration: 2 Hours
 Topics:
 o Introduction to Spring 6

o Key Changes and Enhancements in Spring 6

o JDK 17+ Requirements

o New Features in Spring Core and Spring Boot 3 (Spring Boot 3

compatibility)

 Hands-On:
o Set up a new Spring 6 project.

o Explore basic project structure and run a Bean Factory and

Application Context.

2. Advanced Spring Core Concepts

 Duration: 2 Hours
 Topics:
o Advanced Dependency Injection techniques (Constructor Injection,
Setter Injection, Field Injection)
o Component Scanning and Stereotype Annotations (@Component,
@Repository, @Service, @Controller)
o Scopes in Spring (@Scope, Singleton vs Prototype)

o Custom Bean Lifecycle Callbacks (@PostConstruct, @PreDestroy)

o Using @Configuration and @Bean in-depth for bean creation

 Hands-On:
o Create a project demonstrating advanced DI techniques, including
Constructor Injection and custom bean lifecycle management.
o Implement custom scopes and showcase bean lifecycle with
@PostConstruct and @PreDestroy.

Spring Boot 3.x Course Content for 2.5 Days

Prerequisites:
 Basic knowledge of Java and OOP concepts
 Understanding of Spring Framework basics (Spring Core, Dependency
Injection, MVC)
 Familiarity with web development concepts (HTML, HTTP, REST)
 IDE (Eclipse/IntelliJ IDEA) with Maven/Gradle support
  Basic knowledge of databases (SQL queries, transactions)
 Maven or Gradle installed for project setup
Lab Requirements:
 Java Development Kit (JDK 17+) installed
 IDE (IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse) with Spring Boot plugins
 Maven or Gradle installed
 MySQL/PostgreSQL database installed for data-related exercises
 Postman for testing APIs
 Docker (optional) for containerizing applications
 GraalVM installed for Native Image support (optional)

Course Schedule (2.5 Days)

Day 3: Introduction and Core Concepts

Afternoon Session (1:30 PM – 05:00 PM)
1. Introduction to Spring Boot 3.x
 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o Overview of Spring Boot and its evolution

o Key features of Spring Boot 3.x

o Understanding Spring Boot’s auto-configuration and embedded

server support (Tomcat, Jetty)
o Spring Boot 3.x and JDK 17 compatibility

 Hands-On:
o Set up a simple Spring Boot 3.x project using Spring Initializr.

o Run and configure your first Spring Boot application.

o Explore application.properties and application.yml files.

2. Spring Boot Auto-Configuration and Starter Dependencies

 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o Understanding Spring Boot Starter POMs (dependencies)

o How auto-configuration works under the hood

 o Customizing auto-configuration (exclude/include beans)

 Hands-On:
o Add different starter dependencies and configure a custom auto-
configuration example.
o Customize an application using properties and environment profiles.

3. Spring Boot Application Structure and Command Line Runner

 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Spring Boot project structure and packaging (JAR/WAR)

o @SpringBootApplication annotation explained

o Understanding Command Line Runner and Application Runner

 Hands-On:
o Create a Command Line Runner to run custom code during
application startup.
o Explore the structure of a Spring Boot JAR application.

Day 4
Morning Session (9:00 PM - 12:30 PM)
4. RESTful Web Services with Spring Boot
 Duration: 2.5 hours
 Topics:
o Building RESTful APIs using @RestController and @RequestMapping

o Handling HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)

o Validating request data with @Valid and @Validated

 Hands-On:
o Create a simple CRUD API (e.g., for managing employees or
products) using Spring Boot REST controllers.
o Implement request validation with @Valid annotations.

Advanced Spring Boot Concepts

Afternoon Session (1:30 PM - 05:00 PM)
5. Spring Boot Data Access with Spring Data JPA
 Duration: 1.5 hours
  Topics:
o Introduction to Spring Data JPA

o Setting up a database connection (MySQL/PostgreSQL)

o @Entity, @Repository, and JpaRepository explained

o Query methods and JPQL

o Pagination and Sorting in repositories

 Hands-On:
o Create a CRUD repository using Spring Data JPA to manage entities
in a database.
o Demonstrate pagination and sorting using repository methods.

o Configure database properties in application.yml.

6. Spring Boot Security (Spring Security 6)

 Duration: 1.5 hours
 Topics:
o Introduction to Spring Security 6 and key updates in Spring Boot 3.x

o Securing REST APIs using Spring Security with JWT (JSON Web
Tokens)
o Configuring authentication and authorization with role-based access
control
o Custom login/logout pages

 Hands-On:
o Secure the previously developed CRUD API using Spring Security
with JWT-based authentication.
o Create roles for admin and user, and implement role-based access
control.

Day 5
Morning Session (9:00 AM - 12:30 PM)
7. Spring Boot Actuator
 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o Introduction to Spring Boot Actuator for monitoring and metrics

o Exposing health, info, and custom metrics

 o Configuring security for Actuator endpoints

 Hands-On:
o Enable Actuator in the project and expose health, metrics, and
custom endpoints.
o Secure Actuator endpoints using Spring Security.

8. Spring Boot Testing with JUnit and Mockito

 Duration: 1 hour
 Topics:
o Unit testing in Spring Boot with JUnit 5

o Mocking dependencies using Mockito

o Testing Spring Boot controllers and services

o Writing integration tests with @SpringBootTest

 Hands-On:
o Write unit tests for services and controllers using JUnit and Mockito.

o Test RESTful APIs using MockMvc.

o Perform an integration test using @SpringBootTest.

9. Spring Boot DevTools and Profiles

 Duration: 45 mins
 Topics:
o Introduction to Spring Boot DevTools for rapid application
development
o Configuring and using environment-specific profiles (dev, prod)

o Hot reloading with DevTools

 Hands-On:
o Enable DevTools in a Spring Boot project for live reloading.

o Create environment-specific configurations using Spring profiles

(dev, prod).

Afternoon Session (1:30 PM - 5:00 PM)

10. Case Study: Building a Full-Stack Spring Boot Application
 Duration: 1.5 hours
 Description:
 o Scenario: Build a full-stack employee management system with
the following features:
 RESTful API for managing employee data (CRUD operations)
 Secure the API with JWT-based authentication and role-based
access control
 Persist data using Spring Data JPA connected to a
MySQL/PostgreSQL database
 Expose health and metrics using Spring Boot Actuator
 Write unit and integration tests to ensure code quality
 Dockerize the application for deployment using Docker
Compose
 Hands-On:
o Set up the project using Spring Boot 3.x.

o Implement the RESTful API with Spring Data JPA and secure it with
Spring Security JWT.
o Write unit and integration tests for the project.

o Monitor the application with Actuator endpoints.

Wrap-up and Q&A

 Duration: 30 mins
 Review key concepts learned over the 2.5 days.
 Answer participant questions and discuss further learning paths (Spring
Cloud, Spring Security advanced topics, etc.).