Software Development
Java SE (OCA)
This course covers the fundamentals of Java SE programming, including syntax, data types, and control structures. It prepares students for the Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) certification by focusing on core Java concepts and hands-on coding exercises. Ideal for beginners aiming to start their Java development career. All trainings are conducted by expert trainers with many years of industry experience. The curriculum is based on practical labs and real-world examples to ensure effective learning.
About this course
This course covers the fundamentals of Java SE programming, including syntax, data types, and control structures. It prepares students for the Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) certification by focusing on core Java concepts and hands-on coding exercises. Ideal for beginners aiming to start their Java development career. All trainings are conducted by expert trainers with many years of industry experience. The curriculum is based on practical labs and real-world examples to ensure effective learning.
Advantages
Practical teaching
In addition to class hours, you will practice the topics covered with your instructor and mentor during Lab Days.
Mentors
The knowledge and skills you learn at the academy will be further strengthened with the mentor system.
Academic transcript
Assignments and projects are checked by the instructor, and your knowledge and skills are determined based on the assessment.
Training program
- 1 Introduction to Java and the JDK
- 2 Installing JDK and setting up IntelliJ
- 3 Java Basics Review & Data Types
- 4 Understanding package declarations
- 5 Variable Scope and Lifetime
- 6 Java Fundamentals - Practice Session
- 7 Java Fundamentals - Final Mock Exam
- 1 Operators and Decision Constructs
- 2 Loop Constructs
- 3 Methods and Encapsulation
- 4 Class Design and Inheritance
- 5 Polymorphism and Abstraction
- 6 Exceptions and Exception Handling
- 7 Java SE OCA Exam Topics - Practice Session
- 8 Java SE OCA Exam Topics - Final Mock Exam
- 1 Introduction to Java Collections Framework
- 2 List, Set, and Map Interfaces
- 3 Using equals() and hashCode() Properly
- 4 Java Collections & Object Methods - Practice Session
- 5 Java Collections & Object Methods - Final Mock Exam
- 1 Connecting to Databases using JDBC
- 2 Executing Queries and ResultSets
- 3 Basic SQL Queries (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)
- 4 JDBC & SQL Basics - Practice Session
- 5 JDBC & SQL Basics - Final Mock Exam
- 1 Creating a Simple Spring Boot Application
- 2 REST Controllers and Basic Routing
- 3 Connecting Spring Boot with a Database
- 4 Spring Boot Basics - Practice Session
- 5 Spring Boot Basics - Final Mock Exam
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FAQ
Yes, the training thoroughly covers all topics required for the Java SE OCA certification exam and beyond. It is designed to build a solid foundation in Java programming, ensuring participants are well-prepared not only for the exam but also for real-world software development challenges.
While a few students have successfully secured employment right after completing the program, this course primarily focuses on foundational Java knowledge and certification readiness. To become highly competitive in the job market, additional skills such as SQL, Spring Boot, JPA, Hibernate, Microservices, and Kubernetes are often required. These are covered in our Java Microservices program in greater detail.
By the end of the training, you should expect to have a strong grasp of core Java concepts and be ready to pass the official Oracle Certified Associate (OCA) Java exam. The course also prepares you for more advanced learning paths in backend and enterprise development.
Yes, especially for junior roles. Many employers receive hundreds of applications for a single entry-level Java position. A recognized certification such as the OCA can help your resume stand out, particularly if you're lacking prior work experience.
Absolutely. The Java SE OCA exam addresses several lesser-known but critical aspects of the Java language. Preparing for it exposes you to edge cases and best practices that even experienced developers sometimes overlook. It’s a great way to deepen your understanding and demonstrate your commitment to professional growth.