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[QUOTE=MariPriya;186917][b]Name Of the Institute  [/b]: Prayog Tech Center (prayogtech.co.in)
[b]Location Of The Training Institute  [/b]: Hyderabad
[b]Training Offered [/b] : Java Training

[url]http://www.prayogtech.co.in/old/technologies.html[/url]
[url]http://www.prayogtech.co.in/old/java.html[/url]

India is the second largest country after China, having a good educated work force but inadequately trained. We are far behind the developing countries in technical education. There is a great shortage of skilled engineers in our country. We are providing training by Inspiring trainees about new technologies and creating new possibilities with innovative methodology. By this we create the possibility of producing unpredictable results. Presently we are offering training in Embedded System, Embedded System for Automotive, C for Engineers, Java, .Net, NI-LabVIEW.

[B]Training
Course Details
[/B][B]
Core Java
Java Langauge Environment[/B]
** Object Oriented
** Platform Independent
** Automatic Memory Management
** Compiled / Interpreted approach
** Robust
** Secure
** Dynamic Linking
** MultiThreaded
** Built-in Networking

[B]Java Fundamentals[/B]
** Data types
** Operators
** Control Statements
** Arrays
** Enhanced for-loop
** Enumerated types
** Static import
** Auto boxing
** C-style formatted I/O
** Variable arguments

[B]Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming[/B]
** Object and Class Definition
** Using encapsulation to combine methods and data in a single class
** Inheritance and Polymorphism

[B]Writing Java Classes[/B]
** Encapsulation
** Polymorphism
** Inheritance
** OOP in Java
** Class Fundamentals
** Using Objects
** Constructor
** Garbage Collection
** Method Overloading
** Method Overriding
** Static Members
** Understanding Interface
** Using Interfaces class=sbshead>

[B]Packages[/B]
** Why packages
** Understanding Classpath
** Access modifiers and their Scope

[B]Exception Handling[/B]
** Importance of Exception Handling
** Exception Propagation
** Exception Types
** Using try and catch
** throw, throws, finally
** Writing User defined Exceptions

[B]I/O Operations in Java[/B]
** Byte Oriented Streams
** File Handling
** Readers and Writers

[B]Multithreaded Programming[/B]
** Introduction to Multi-Threading
** Understanding Threads and its States
** Java Threading Model
** Thread class and Runnable Interface
** Thread Priorities
** Thread Synchronization
** Interthread Communication class=sbshead>
** Preventing Deadlocks
        
[B]Network Programming[/B]
** Introduction to Networking
** InetAddress
** URL
** TCP Socket and ServerSocket
** UDP Socket
** Developing a Chat Application

[B]Java Util Package / Collections Framework[/B]
** Collection and Iterator Interface
** Enumeration
** List and ArrayList
** Vector
** Comparator
** Set Interface and SortedSet
** Hashtable
** Properties

[B]Generics[/B]
** Introduction to Generics
** Using Built-in Generics Collections
** Writing Simple Generic Class
** Bounded Generics
** Wild Card Generics

[B]Inner Classes[/B]
** Nested Top Level Classes
** Member Classes
** Local Classes
** Anonymous Classes

[B]Abstract Window Toolkit[/B]
** Graphics
** Color and Font
** AWT Components/Controls
** Event Handling and Layouts

[B]Swing Programming[/B]
** Introduction to Swing and MVC Architecture
** Light Weight Component
** Swing Hierarchy
** Atomic Components e.g. JButton, JList and more
** Intermediate Container e.g. JPanel, JSplitPane and more
** Top-Level Container e.g. JFrame and JApplet
** Swing Related Events

[B]Advanced Java
Remote Method Invocation (RMI)[/B]
** Object Persistence and Serialization
** Introduction to Distributed Computing
** RMI Architecture
** Importance of RMI Registry
** Developing Simple RMI application
** Callback Implementation in RMI

[B]CORBA[/B]
** Introduction to CORBA
** CORBA for Distributed computing
** ORB & IIOP
** Interface Definition Language (IDL)

[B]Java EE Application[/B]
** Java EE Architecture
** Introduction to Java EE Components, Containers and Connectors
** Java EE Modules (Web App, EJB JAR, App Client)
** Structure of Java EE Application (Enterprise Archive)
** Packaging and Deploying Java EE Applications

[B]JNDI[/B]
** Introduction to Naming Services
** JNDI as Java API to Naming Services
** Using JNDI

[B] JDBC Extension[/B]
** javax.sql package (Extension to JDBC)
** DataSource and Connection Pool
** Using JDBC and JNDI

[B]Enterprise JavaBeans [EJB 3.0][/B]
** Introduction to Server-Side Components
** EJB Design Goals and Roles
** EJB Architecture
** Simplified EJB 3.0 API
** Metadata Annotations in place of XML
** RMI over IIOP

[B] Types of EJB[/B]
** Session Bean
** MessageDriven Bean
** Entity Bean

[B]EJB Container Services[/B]
** Transactions
** Security
** Life Cycle Management
** State and Persistence of EJB

[B] Session Beans[/B]
** Role of Business Interface
** Remote and Local Interfaces
** Session Bean Lifetime
** Developing Stateless Beans
** Developing Stateful Beans
** Standalone and Web Clients

[B]Java Persistence API (JPA)[/B]
** Designing Persistent Class
**     Entity Fields and Properties
**     Entity Instance Creation
**     Primary Keys and Entity Identity
**     Entity Relationships
** Entity Operations
**     Entity Manager
**     Entity Instance Life Cycle
**     Persistence Context
**     Query API
** Query Language

[B]Java Transaction Management (JTA)[/B]
** The ACID Test for Transactions
** Introduction to JTS & JTA
** Container-Managed Transactions
** Bean-Managed Transactions
** Transaction Attributes
** Using JTA

[B]Security Model[/B]
** Role-Driven Access Control
** Security Identity
** Security and the Deployment Descriptor
** Using Security Roles
** Accessing Security Information via EJBContext
** Using JAAS to access secure EJB

[B]Java Message Service (JMS)[/B]
** Introduction to Messaging Systems
** Benefits of using JMS
** Pub/Sub Model
** Point-to-Point Model
** Message Formats, Headers & Properties
** How JMS fits into EJB system
** Developing Message Driven Beans (MDB)

[B] Web Services[/B]
** Introduction to Web Services
** Service Oriented Architecture
** Architecture and Advantages
** SOAP Significance
** WSDL Importance
** Web Service Annotations
** Implementing a Web Service
** Java API for XML Web Services (JAX-WS)
** Writing a Web Service Client

[B]Contact Us[/B]
Prayog Tech Center 
#702, Vijay Sai Towers,
Vivek Nagar, Opp. BJP Office, Kukatpally, 
Hyderabad-500072.
Andhra Pradesh, India.[/QUOTE]

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