Java Programming — 4-Month Course | Skill Training Institute, Alpha 1, Greater Noida

4-Month Course · Core Java + OOP + Collections + Exceptions

Java Programming

The Java Programming course at Skill Training Institute, Alpha-1, Greater Noida is a 4-month, 16-module, 80+ hour program that teaches Core Java, OOP (inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction, encapsulation), exception handling, the Collections Framework, multithreading basics and JDBC database integration. No prior programming experience is required. It runs in offline (Greater Noida) and online batches, includes weekly practical assessments and console/database mini-projects, and ends with a Certificate of Completion plus 100% Placement Assist.

16 hands-on modules · 12+ tools & frameworks · 80+ hours of training · Core Java, OOP, Collections and Exception Handling — the enterprise-grade language used widely in Android and backend development roles.

Duration
4 Months
Modules
16 Modules
Training
80+ Hours
Tools Covered
12 Tools

Who this course is for

Students who want a strong, enterprise-grade foundation in Java — the OOP language used widely for Android apps and backend development. This course builds Core Java, OOP concepts, Collections and Exception Handling from the ground up, with hands-on practice in every class.

No prior programming experience is required. Module 1 starts from JDK/JVM setup and basic syntax before moving into OOP.

1Course structure at a glance

4 phases, 16 modules, moving from Core Java fundamentals to OOP, Collections, Exception Handling and database-integrated mini-projects.

PhaseModulesFocus
Phase 101–04Java Fundamentals & Setup
Phase 205–08Object-Oriented Programming in Java
Phase 309–12Collections, Exception Handling & File I/O
Phase 413–16Multithreading, JDBC & Mini Projects

2Full syllabus — all 16 modules

Tap a phase to expand it, then tap any module for what you'll learn and practice.

Phase 1 Java Fundamentals & Setup Modules 01–04 JDK/JVM setup, variables & data types, control flow, arrays & strings +
01Introduction to Java, JVM, JRE & JDK Setup+

How Java works under the hood, and setting up JDK plus an IDE to write your first program.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
02Variables, Data Types, Operators & Type Casting+

Primitive types, operators and safely converting values between types.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
03Control Flow — Conditionals, Loops & Switch+

Writing decision-making and repetition logic with if-else, loops and switch statements.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
04Arrays, Strings & the String Class+

Working with single & multi-dimensional arrays, and String methods used in real programs.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 2 Object-Oriented Programming in Java Modules 05–08 Classes & objects, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction with interfaces +
05Classes, Objects & Constructors+

Designing your first Java classes, creating objects, and writing constructors properly.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
06Inheritance & the "super" Keyword+

Extending classes, reusing parent behaviour, and calling parent members with super.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
07Polymorphism, Method Overloading & Overriding+

Writing flexible code where the same method behaves differently across classes.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
08Abstraction — Abstract Classes & Interfaces+

Designing contracts with abstract classes & interfaces, the backbone of enterprise Java design.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 3 Collections, Exception Handling & File I/O Modules 09–12 Encapsulation & packages, exception handling, Collections Framework, file handling +
09Encapsulation, Access Modifiers & Packages+

Protecting class data properly, and organizing code into clean, reusable packages.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
10Exception Handling — try, catch, finally & Custom Exceptions+

Handling runtime errors gracefully, and building your own custom exception classes.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
11Java Collections Framework — List, Set & Map+

Storing & managing groups of data with ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap and their common uses.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
12File Handling & Java I/O Streams+

Reading from and writing to files using Java's I/O stream classes.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
Phase 4 Multithreading, JDBC & Mini Projects Modules 13–16 Multithreading basics, JDBC database connectivity, console mini-project, capstone project +
13Multithreading & Concurrency Basics+

Running tasks in parallel with threads, and avoiding common concurrency pitfalls.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
14JDBC — Connecting Java to Databases+

Connecting a Java program to MySQL and running queries from code using JDBC.

Hands-on task · practice checklist
15Project: Console-based Inventory/Library Management System+

Mini Project 1: a console application applying OOP, Collections & Exception Handling end-to-end.

Mini project · practice checklist
16Capstone: Java Application with Database Integration+

Mini Project 2: a complete Java application connected to a live database, built independently.

Mini project · practice checklist · final review

312 tools & frameworks you'll use

Everything is taught by writing and running real Java code — not just reading theory. Swipe or use the arrows to browse every category.

Core Java & Setup3 tools

Writing, compiling & running Java programs the right way.

JDKEclipse / IntelliJ IDEAjavac & JVM
OOP & Collections3 tools

Core building blocks of enterprise-grade Java code.

Collections FrameworkGenericsWrapper Classes
Database & Version Control3 tools

Connecting your Java code to real data and tracking your work.

JDBCMySQLGit & GitHub
Testing & Build Tools3 tools

Writing reliable code the way professional Java teams do.

JUnitMavenException Handling

4How each module is taught

Every module in the program follows the same simple, practice-first lens, so you always know what to expect in class.

1

Watch & Understand

Trainer demonstrates the concept, framework or query step by step, using real application examples.

2

Practice Live

You write and run the same code on your own computer in class, right after the demonstration, not days later.

3

Hands-on Exercise

A short coding task using the same concept, close to a real production scenario.

4

Doubt Clearing

One-on-one help for anyone still stuck, before the class moves to the next module.

5

Weekly Assessment

A short coding test every week so gaps are caught early, not at the end of the course.

5Projects & practice work

Four hands-on projects across the full syllabus — from core-Java console programs to a database-integrated Java application.

  • Project 1. Console-based utility application using core Java (loops, arrays & methods)
  • Project 2. OOP-based mini system — e.g. Student/Employee Management using classes, inheritance & polymorphism
  • Project 3. Exception-safe application using custom exceptions & the Collections Framework (List/Map-based data handling)
  • Project 4. Capstone: Console-based Inventory/Library Management System with JDBC database integration

6Assessment & certification

Weekly practical tests on Core Java, OOP, Collections and Exception Handling concepts, with instructor feedback so nobody falls behind silently.

Final practical exam covering the full syllabus, plus your Java mini-projects used as demonstrable proof of skill.

Java Programming certificate on successful completion, plus resume & interview-readiness support through our 100% Placement Assist program.

7Quick answers

Do I need any prior programming experience for this course?

No. This course starts from JDK/JVM setup and basic Java syntax in Module 1, so absolute beginners are welcome. Some prior exposure to any programming language helps you move faster, but it isn't required.

Will this course teach me Android app development?

This course builds the Core Java, OOP, Collections and Exception Handling foundation that Android development is built on — it does not cover the Android SDK itself. It's the ideal first step before an Android-specific course.

Why learn Java instead of Python or another language?

Java is a strongly-typed, enterprise-grade OOP language used heavily in Android apps, large-scale backend systems and banking/enterprise software — making it one of the most in-demand skills for stable developer roles.

What software do I need to install?

Just the free JDK and an IDE (Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA) — both covered step-by-step in Module 1. Everything else, including MySQL for the JDBC modules, is set up in class.

Are classes online, offline, or both?

Classes are conducted at our Alpha-1, Greater Noida campus with lab computers for hands-on coding practice. Theory sessions are also available online for revision. Morning, evening and weekend timings are available — ask your counsellor for the current schedule.

What can I do after completing this course?

You'll be ready for junior Java developer, Android developer (with further Android-specific training) and backend support roles, with hands-on project experience and resume/interview support through our placement program.

Ready to see a class live?

Book a free, no-obligation demo class and sit in on a real Java Programming session before you decide anything.

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