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Looking for a complete, job-ready Full Stack Java curriculum that matches today’s hiring trends? You’re in the right place. The 2025 NareshIT syllabus is built around one reality: companies hire project-ready developers, not just coders. So we focus on hands-on learning, cloud deployment, microservices, CI/CD, testing, and recruiter-tested projects—the exact combination that helps freshers and working professionals land interviews confidently.
Format & Outcomes (2025 Edition)
Duration: 6 months (5 days/week, ~2 hrs per session)
Mode: Online + Classroom (Hyderabad)
Deliverables: 3 live projects, 1 capstone, GitHub portfolio, mock interviews, placement assistance
Job Focus: Full Stack Developer, Backend Engineer (Spring Boot), Java Microservices Engineer, Cloud Java Developer
We progress in layers: Core Java → Enterprise Java → Spring Boot & Microservices → Frontend (React) → Databases → DevOps & Cloud → Testing → Capstone & Placement. Each module ends with proof of work (mini-projects or deployable features) so you graduate with evidence, not just notes.
Objective: Build strong programming fundamentals and OOP thinking that carry into every layer of full-stack development.
Topics Covered
Introduction to the Java Platform (JDK, JRE, JVM), language structure, tooling
Data Types, Operators, Control Flow (if/else, loops, switch, enhanced for)
Classes & Objects, OOP Principles (Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction)
Packages, Access Modifiers, static vs instance, nested classes
Strings & StringBuilder, immutability, common pitfalls with equals/hashCode
Arrays & Collections Framework (List, Set, Map), generics, iterators, streams intro
Exception Handling (checked vs unchecked, try-with-resources, custom exceptions)
I/O & NIO.2 (paths, files, buffered streams), serialization basics
Functional Style: Lambdas, Method References, Streams API (map/filter/reduce)
Concurrency Essentials: Threads, Runnable/Callable, Executors, futures, basics of synchronization
Modern Java updates (Java 17 → 22): records, sealed classes, text blocks, switch expressions, pattern matching (overview & when to use)
Mini Project (Console): Student Management CLI
CRUD operations on students; file persistence; input validation; reports (top scorers, pass/fail).
Outcomes: Clean code, OOP design, collections, exceptions, I/O confidence.
Objective: Understand how Java powers server-side applications in the enterprise—connect to databases, render views, and manage sessions.
Topics Covered
JDBC: Drivers, connection lifecycle, prepared statements, transactions, connection pooling
Web Fundamentals: HTTP, cookies, sessions, request/response lifecycle
Servlets & JSP: MVC design, JSTL/EL, filters & listeners, form handling, pagination
Validation, file uploads, security basics (CSRF, XSS awareness)
JavaMail API: notifications, OTP-style flows
Architectural Patterns: MVC, DAO, service layers
Mini Project (Monolith Web App): Library Management System
Admin + user roles, search & borrow/return flows, email notifications, session security.
Outcomes: You can build a traditional Java web app end-to-end with JDBC + JSP/Servlets.
Objective: Create modern, secure, cloud-ready services with production patterns recruiters expect.
Topics Covered
Spring Core & Boot: Dependency Injection, auto-config, profiles, configuration properties
Spring MVC: controllers, request mapping, validation, exception handlers
Spring Data JPA + Hibernate: entities, repositories, relationships, JPQL, pagination, projections, performance tuning (N+1, caching)
RESTful API design: pagination, sorting, HATEOAS (intro), versioning, error contracts
Microservices Architecture: service boundaries, database per service, resiliency basics
Service Discovery & Gateway: Eureka/Consul, Spring Cloud Gateway (routing, filters, rate limit intro)
Security: Spring Security 6, JWT stateless auth, role-based access, CORS
Observability: centralised logging (Logback/Log4j2), actuator, metrics, health checks
Integration: emailing, file storage, external API consumption, messaging (Kafka/RabbitMQ—intro)
Data Stores: MySQL/PostgreSQL + intro to MongoDB for document scenarios
Build & Packaging: Maven lifecycle, multi-module setup
Hardening: config secrets, environment separation (dev/stage/prod)
Project: Employee Portal (Microservices)
Auth service (JWT), employee service (CRUD + search), gateway routing, service discovery, centralised error handling, Postman test suite.
Outcomes: Production-grade APIs with security, documentation, and clear modularity.
Objective: Build responsive, modern UIs that integrate cleanly with your Spring Boot APIs.
Topics Covered
HTML5 semantics, CSS3 + Bootstrap 5 for quick, accessible layouts
JavaScript ES6+: modules, fetch API, async/await, error handling
React (recommended) (Angular option available):
Components, props, state, effects (hooks)
Forms, validation, controlled components
Routing (React Router), nested routes
State management options (Context API; Redux intro)
API integration patterns, optimistic updates, error boundaries
Tables, pagination, filters, modals; accessibility basics
Project: E-Commerce Product Dashboard
Catalog listing, filters/sort, product details, cart simulation, order workflow integrated with backend endpoints.
Outcomes: Confident API consumption, modular UI design, deployable SPA.
Objective: Model data well, write performant queries, and connect services safely.
Topics Covered
Relational DB: MySQL/PostgreSQL installation, schemas, DDL/DML, joins, subqueries, indexes, normalization vs pragmatism
MongoDB (NoSQL intro): collections, documents, CRUD, when to choose document stores
Transactions, isolation levels (overview), optimistic/pessimistic locking (JPA)
Migration tools: Flyway/Liquibase basics
Backup/restore strategies; basic performance profiling
Project: HR Payroll Management System
Employee master, attendance & payroll calculations, role-based access, monthly reports (downloadable CSV/PDF).
Outcomes: Sound data modelling and integration with Spring Data.
Objective: Ship reliably. Learn modern delivery, containerization, and basic infrastructure on AWS.
Topics Covered
Git & GitHub: branching, PRs, code review etiquette, release tags
Docker: images, containers, networks, volumes; Dockerizing Spring Boot + React
CI/CD: Jenkins pipelines (or GitHub Actions), build → test → package → deploy
AWS Fundamentals: EC2 provisioning, security groups, AMIs; S3 for static assets; RDS overview
Environment config & secrets management; .env patterns; parameter store intro
Basic Terraform (IAC) overview to provision infra declaratively
Nginx reverse proxy, SSL/TLS basics, zero-downtime strategies (blue/green—intro)
Project: Deploy Spring Boot + React on AWS
Dockerized services, CI pipeline, environment variables, health checks, logging to CloudWatch/Filebeat (intro).
Outcomes: A working, public URL you can show in interviews.
Objective: Build confidence with quality: unit, integration, and API testing; diagnose issues fast.
Topics Covered
JUnit 5: assertions, parameterized tests, lifecycle methods
Mockito: mocking dependencies, verifying interactions
Spring Boot test slices (web/data), testcontainers (intro)
Postman: collections, environments, automated runs
Logging best practices: SLF4J, structured logs, correlation IDs
Debugging with IDE (IntelliJ/Eclipse): breakpoints, watches, evaluate expressions
Exercise: Convert an existing service to be test-first; measure coverage, add CI gate.
Outcomes: You can prove features work and keep working as code evolves.
Objective: Integrate everything into a realistic, recruiter-evaluated build. Package your profile for hiring.
Capstone Options (choose one; customize scope)
Job Portal (roles, postings, applications, recruiter workflow, analytics)
Banking Dashboard (accounts, transfers, statements, auth, audit logs)
LMS (courses, lessons, quizzes, teacher/admin panels, certificates)
E-Commerce Store (catalog, cart, orders, payments; deploy on AWS)
Placement Prep Pack
Resume building & keyword alignment (ATS-safe, impact bullets)
GitHub portfolio setup: pinned repos, clean READMEs, demo videos, screenshots
Mock technical + HR interviews (DSA for screening, system design for web)
Communication, email etiquette, problem-explanation drills
Job mapping by city/role; LinkedIn optimization & outreach framework
Outcomes: 1 full capstone in production + polished portfolio + interview readiness.
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Category |
Tools / Frameworks |
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Language |
Java 17 / 22 |
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Backend |
Spring Boot, Spring MVC, Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, Maven |
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Frontend |
React (or Angular), HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 5, JS (ES6+) |
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Database |
MySQL / PostgreSQL, MongoDB |
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DevOps/Cloud |
Git, GitHub, Docker, Jenkins, AWS (EC2/S3/RDS), Nginx, Terraform (intro) |
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Testing |
JUnit 5, Mockito, Postman |
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IDE |
IntelliJ IDEA / Eclipse |
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Utilities |
Lombok, MapStruct (intro), Flyway/Liquibase |
By the end of the program, you will:
Build & deploy end-to-end full-stack applications (React + Spring Boot + SQL/NoSQL).
Design REST APIs with security (JWT, RBAC), validations, and clean error contracts.
Apply microservices patterns with discovery, gateway, config, and observability basics.
Use Git, Docker, and CI/CD to ship updates reliably to AWS.
Write unit & integration tests, analyze logs, and debug with confidence.
Present a recruiter-ready portfolio: 3 live projects + 1 capstone, with READMEs, diagrams, and demo videos.
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Role |
Description |
Avg Salary (India 2025) |
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Full Stack Java Developer |
Build end-to-end web app |
₹4.8–6.8 LPA (fresher) |
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Backend Developer |
APIs, integrations, data layers |
₹6–12 LPA |
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Java Microservices Engineer |
Scalable cloud services |
₹10–15 LPA |
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Cloud Developer (Java) |
AWS deployments, infra-aware dev |
₹12–20 LPA |
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Java Tech Lead |
Architecture & mentoring |
₹20–35 LPA |
Recruiter note: Candidates who show deployed work + clean GitHub + testing discipline consistently clear technical rounds faster.
Weeks 1–4: Core Java + Mini CLI project
Weeks 5–7: Advanced Java (JDBC/Servlets/JSP) + Library project
Weeks 8–13: Spring Boot + JPA + REST + Security + Microservices
Weeks 14–16: React (or Angular) + integration with Spring Boot
Weeks 17–18: Databases deep dive + migrations + performance basics
Weeks 19–21: DevOps & Cloud (Git, Docker, Jenkins, AWS, Nginx), deploy a full stack app
Weeks 22–24: Testing & Debugging + hardening + performance passes
Weeks 25–26: Capstone build, docs, demo video, portfolio polish, mocks
(Working professionals can switch to a weekend track and extend by ~20–30%.)
Code Quality & Architecture (25%) – layering, readability, SOLID, DTOs, exception strategy
Feature Completeness (25%) – requirements met, edge cases handled, UX fit
Testing (15%) – unit coverage on core logic, integration tests on APIs, Postman suites
DevOps & Deployment (15%) – Dockerization, CI pipeline, AWS deployment stability
Documentation & Demos (10%) – README, setup scripts, ERDs/diagrams, 2-min demo video
Professionalism (10%) – Git hygiene, commit messages, PRs, issue tracking
SmartHR (Spring Boot + React + PostgreSQL)
Employees, roles, leave workflows, approval chain, email notifications, admin analytics, JWT + RBAC, deploy on AWS.
ShopSphere (Microservices + Gateway + React)
Catalog service, order service, payment stub, user service; API gateway, discovery; cart + checkout flow; Postman tests; containerized deploy.
EduTrack LMS (Monolith → Split)
Start as monolith (auth, courses, lessons, quizzes, scoring); later split user/course into separate services; add GA-like event logging table & reports.
Each comes with ERDs, endpoint contracts, sample data, acceptance criteria, and a demo script to present in interviews.
Pinned Repos: 2 course projects + 1 capstone (clean history, tagged releases)
README Must-Haves: architecture diagram, tech stack badges, setup/run steps, screenshots, Postman collection link, known limitations
Demo Videos: 90–120 seconds each (login → key flows → admin/report)
Live Links: EC2 domain or reverse-proxied subpath; health check route; credentials for demo user/admin
Case Study Page: problem → design → trade-offs → results → what you’d improve next
Batch Options & Support:
Modes: Classroom (Hyderabad) + Live Online
Schedules: Regular, Morning/Evening, Weekend (for working pros)
Learning Aids: Recordings, doubt-clearing pods, mentor hours, code reviews
Career Support: Resume clinic, LinkedIn audit, mock rounds, referral loops, placement coordination
Q1: How long is the Full Stack Java course at NareshIT?
→ ~6 months including projects and placement prep.
Q2: Do I need prior coding experience?
→ No. We start from Core Java fundamentals and build up steadily.
Q3: Is this syllabus updated for 2025?
→ Yes. It covers Spring Boot 3, Java 17/22 features, React 18, Docker, Jenkins, and AWS deployment.
Q4: Will I get placement assistance?
→ Yes. We support with mock interviews, portfolio reviews, and job connections across India.
Q5: What kind of projects will I build?
→ Real apps: e-commerce, HR/payroll, job portals, LMS, banking dashboards—deployed on AWS with CI/CD.
Commit daily (even 20–30 minutes): momentum beats marathon.
Ship fortnightly: every 2 weeks, push a feature that can demo.
Write tests for business logic early; add Postman collections.
Document as you go: screenshots, diagrams, trade-off notes.
Ask “why?”—understand design choices, not just code snippets.
Network: share progress on LinkedIn; recruiters love visible builders.
This 2025 Full Stack Java syllabus covers every job-ready skill from Core Java to Cloud deployment and backs it with projects, testing, and DevOps so your profile stands out in screening and in the room.
View the full syllabus & book your free demo today →
Classroom (Hyderabad) & Online batches starting soon. Limited seats.
Outcome: You graduate with deployed projects, clean GitHub, and interview confidence.
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