Groot Academy · Jaipur

Core Java Course in Jaipur

Build a strong Java foundation with object-oriented programming, collections, exception handling and practical coding before moving into backend frameworks.

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Core Java course at Groot Academy Jaipur

Course Overview

The legacy Core Java page focused on J2SE fundamentals and practical Java development.

This migrated version keeps that foundation and organizes it as the first step in the broader Java learning path.

What You Will Learn

  • Java syntax, types and control flow
  • Classes, objects and OOP principles
  • Inheritance, abstraction and interfaces
  • Collections and generics
  • Exception handling
  • File I/O fundamentals
  • Multithreading fundamentals
  • Debugging and coding practice

Course Curriculum

Module 1 · Java Basics

  • JDK/JVM concepts
  • Syntax, variables and operators
  • Conditions and loops

Module 2 · OOP

  • Classes and objects
  • Inheritance and polymorphism
  • Abstraction and interfaces

Module 3 · Core APIs

  • Strings and wrappers
  • Collections and generics
  • Exceptions

Module 4 · Practical Java

  • Files and I/O
  • Threading fundamentals
  • Project structure and debugging

Practical Project Work

  • Console-based Java utility
  • Object-oriented mini application
  • Collections-based record manager
  • File-processing project
  • Core Java capstone

Who This Course Is For

  • Beginners starting Java
  • Students preparing for Advanced Java
  • Developers refreshing Java fundamentals
  • Learners planning Spring or backend development

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Core Java?

Core Java refers to the fundamental Java language and standard-library concepts used before frameworks and enterprise technologies.

Do I need programming experience?

No. The course can begin with basic programming logic and Java syntax.

Are collections included?

Yes. Lists, sets, maps and generic programming concepts are part of the path.

What should I learn next?

Advanced Java, JDBC, Spring, Spring Boot, JPA and Hibernate are common next steps.