Web App Development (Java)

Internship 2024

Career-Based Complete Java Full Stack Internship Program. Get Insights into: Java, OOP, HTML etc., concepts with Project Implementation and Assignments. Stay Updated on Latest Industrial Updates.

1/ 2 Months

Online

8+ Live Projects

Dual Certification

Ultimate Step towards your Career Goals​: Expert in Web App Development

Get ahead with the FutureTech Industrial Internship Program: gain hands-on experience, connect with industry leaders, and develop cutting-edge skills. Earn a stipend, receive expert mentorship, and obtain a certificate to boost your career prospects. Transform your future with practical, real-world learning today

Internship Benifits

Mentorship

Receive guidance and insights from industry experts.

Hands-on Experience

Gain practical skills in a real-world cutting-edge projects.

Networking

Connect with professionals and peers in your field.

Skill Development

Enhance your technical and soft skills.

Career Advancement

Boost your resume with valuable experience.

Certificate

Get a certification to showcase your achievements.

Web App Development (Java) Internship Overview

Java Introduction & Installation

    • Overview of Java programming language
    • Installing Java and setting up the development environment
    • Running the first Java program (Hello World)

Java Variables, Identifiers, and Data Types

    • Variables and their types
    • Identifiers and naming conventions
    • Primitive data types: int, float, char, boolean, etc.
    • Reference data types: Classes, Objects, Arrays

Java Comments

    • Single-line comments (//)
    • Multi-line comments (/* */)
    • Javadoc comments (/** */)

Loops in Java

    • for loop, while loop, do-while loop
    • Nested loops and examples

Decision Making Statements

    • if, else, else if
    • switch statement
    • Ternary operator (condition ? value1 : value2)

Arrays and Methods in Java

    • Declaring and initializing arrays
    • Passing arrays to methods
    • Method creation, parameters, and return values
    • Method overloading and overloading rules

Java Package and Access Modifiers

    • Creating and using packages
    • Public, private, protected, and default access modifiers

Inheritance in Java

    • The concept of inheritance
    • extends keyword
    • Method overriding vs. method overloading

Encapsulation and Wrapper Classes

    • Encapsulation through getters and setters
    • Wrapper classes (Integer, Double, Character, etc.)
    • Autoboxing and unboxing

Abstract Classes and Interfaces

    • Difference between abstract class and interface
    • Declaring and implementing abstract classes and interfaces
    • Using abstract methods and interface methods

Java Regular Expressions

    • Introduction to regular expressions in Java
    • Using the Pattern and Matcher classes

Exception Handling

    • try-catch blocks
    • throw, throws, and custom exceptions
    • Handling checked and unchecked exceptions

HTML Basics

    • Basic structure of an HTML page
    • HTML Elements, Tags, and Attributes
    • Headings, Paragraphs, and Links

HTML Forms and Form Elements

    • Different form elements: input fields, radio buttons, checkboxes
    • Form attributes and methods (GET, POST)

Servlets

    • Introduction to servlets
    • Servlet lifecycle and methods
    • Handling form data, client requests, and server responses
    • HTTP codes and status
    • Exception handling in servlets, cookies, and session tracking
    • Database access and file uploading in servlets

MySQL

    • Installing and setting up MySQL
    • Creating and dropping databases
    • MySQL data types
    • Creating, dropping, and modifying tables
    • Performing CRUD operations (Insert, Select, Update, Delete)

JDBC

    • Introduction to JDBC
    • JDBC components and driver connections
    • Writing basic JDBC code for database operations
    • Transactions in JDBC

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Dual Certification: Internship Completion & Participation

Earn prestigious Dual Certification upon successful completion of our internship program. This recognition validates both your participation and the skills you have honed during the internship, providing a competitive edge in your professional journey. Show off your expertise with pride!

How does this Internship Program Work?

Step 1 Enroll in the Program

✅ Get a Mentor Assigned

✅Presentations & Practice Codes

✅ Learn at your Flexible Time

✅ Apprehend the concepts

✅ Implement Skills Learn

✅ Develop Projects with assistance

✅ Get Codes for Reference

✅ Visualise the Concepts

✅ Get Certified

✅ Certificate of Internship

✅ Project Completion Certificate

✅ Share on social media

✅ Get Job Notifications

Internship Letter (LoR)

Internship Reports

Flexible Schedules

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FAQ

What is the significance of the switch statement?

The switch statement is used to execute one out of multiple possible blocks of code based on the value of an expression. It’s often more efficient than multiple if-else-if statements for certain use cases.

The doGet() method is used to handle HTTP GET requests from the client. It’s often used for retrieving data from the server and displaying it to the user.

You can connect to MySQL using JDBC by loading the MySQL JDBC driver, then using DriverManager.getConnection() with the appropriate URL, username, and password.

  • Cookies: Small pieces of data stored on the client’s browser to retain user information across sessions.
  • Sessions: Server-side storage of data that tracks user activity across multiple pages. Sessions are more secure than cookies.

The finally block is used to execute important code such as closing resources (database connections, file readers, etc.), regardless of whether an exception occurred or not.

You can handle database connections by first loading the database driver, then using DriverManager to establish a connection. Always close connections, statements, and result sets after use to prevent resource leaks.

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