Java for SDET

●       What is Java?

●       Editions and Versions of Java

●       Java History

●       Installing Java, JDK and JVM

●       IDE- Eclipse

●       Writing your first java program

●       What is Object-Oriented Programming?

●       Instantiating Objects

●       Using Objects

●       Creating Object Types

●       Default Constructors

●       Building Constructors

●       What is Class?

●       What is Object?

●       Class vs Object

●       Static Variables

●       Static Method

●       “this” keyword

●       Garbage Collection

●       Java Memory Leaks

●       Java Packages

●       Java Classpath

●       What are Enums?

●       Operators in Java

●       Modifiers- File Level, Access level and Non-access level

●       Data Types, Variables, Literals, Type Conversion, Casting

●       Control Statements in Java

●       Method and Types of methods

●       Variables and Types of Variables

●       Constructors and Types of Constructors

●       String Operations and Operators

●       String Objects

●       Passing by Value

●   Immutable Strings

●       Encapsulations

●       Access Modifiers

●       What is Inheritance?

●       Method Overloading

●       Method Overriding

●       Difference between Method Overloading and Method Overriding

●       What is Polymorphism?

●       Benefits of Polymorphism

Run-time and Compile-time Polymorphism

●       What are Abstract Classes?

●       What are Interfaces?

●       Difference between an Abstract Class and Interface

●       Arrays

●       Multi-Dimensional Arrays

●       Sorting and Searching Arrays

●       For-Each

●       What are Collections?

●       List

●       Set

●       Queue

●       Priority Queue

●       Maps

●       Hashmap

●       Introduction to Thread

●       How to create and start aThread

●       Sleep Thread

●       Synchronization in Threads

●       What is Exception?

●       Types of Exception

●       Throw, Throws and Throwable

●       Creating Exception

●       try-catch block

●       Finally block

●       What is Generic List

●       What is Generic Map in Java

●       Generic Classes & Methods in Java

●       For loop Generic

● Generic Wild Card

●       What are Annotations?

●       Why annotations are used

●       Built-in Java Annotations

●       Custom Annotations

●       Placements in Annotations

Core Java Training course by DevLabs Alliance is a popular course to learn basic Core Java concepts. Java is a widely used, prominent and powerful language to develop applications for mobile or web platforms. The demand of Java professional is always high in the software industry and they are being offered a very good salary.

Core Java Online course is available for online training. There are batches scheduled for Core Java training as well which you can purchase.

For Virtual Instructor-Led (IVLT) training:

You are requested to raise the refund request within 7 days of the beginning of the first batch in which you are eligible to attend. Refund/Money back does not apply in any other condition, except the batch is cancelled by DevLabs Alliance due to instructor unavailability insufficient enrollments, or forced measures(like floods, earthquakes, national/global pandemic, political instability, etc.). However, the learner can choose to join another batch of the same training/course after discussing with DevLabs Alliance management.

For refund conditions, please refer to the “Refund” section below.

For Classroom Training

We may need to postpone/cancel an event because of many reasons, such as insufficient enrollments, instructor unavailability, or force majeure events (like floods, earthquakes, political instability, etc). For refund conditions, please refer to the “Refund” section below.

For Refund(applicable for IVLT and Classroom training)

If we cancel an event, 100 percent of training/course fees will be refunded to the learner.

If a cancellation is done by an attendee, 7 days (or more) before the batch begins, a total of 10% of the total paid fee will be deducted and the remaining amount will be refunded to the learner.

If a cancellation is done by a learner within 7 days (or less) of the start of the batch or after attending a maximum of 2 classes, 25% of the total paid fee will be deducted and the remaining amount will be refunded to the learner.

Refund requests can be initiated by sending emails to the DevLabs Alliance team at training@devlabsalliance.com or accounts@devlabsalliance.com. Refund request usually takes 3-4 working days to get approved by Finance and then 10-15 working days to get the payment back into the source account of the learner.

By the end of each session you will get a recording of each class. You can access these recordings any time, distribution of these recordings without ISATB.org permission is not allowed. Assignments will also be provided as per planned syllabus.

You can choose any upcoming training and we can accommodate you in that.

No, your certificate will be valid for life time.