Spring Framework Course in Jaipur
Learn how Spring organizes Java backend applications through dependency injection, modular configuration, web-layer patterns and data-access integration.
- Practical learning
- Project practice
- Jaipur
Spring Framework
Build your foundation in Spring Framework
Learn how Spring organizes Java backend applications through dependency injection, modular configuration, web-layer patterns and data-access integration.
The legacy Spring page covered dependency injection, IoC, Spring beans, application context, Spring Boot and JPA-related concepts.
This migrated page keeps the core Spring framework progression while separating it from the dedicated Spring Boot path.
Who can join?
Java developers moving into enterprise/backend frameworks Core Java learners progressing to Spring Students preparing for Spring Boot Backend developers revising dependency-injection patterns
Skills and tools
Course curriculum
Explore the learning outline below. Confirm the detailed syllabus and module coverage for your chosen batch with the course team.
Spring Core
IoC container · Dependency injection · Beans and scopes
Configuration
Annotations and component scanning · Java configuration concepts · Profiles and environment awareness
Web Layer
MVC architecture · Controllers and request handling · Validation and error handling
Data & Testing
Repository/data-access patterns · Transaction concepts · Unit/integration testing fundamentals
Project practice ideas
Use these examples to discuss suitable practice work with your trainer.
Dependency-injection exercise
Use this as a practical project brief to plan, build, test and document your work.
Layered Java application
Use this as a practical project brief to plan, build, test and document your work.
Spring MVC mini application
Use this as a practical project brief to plan, build, test and document your work.
Data-backed Spring application
Use this as a practical project brief to plan, build, test and document your work.
Spring backend capstone
Use this as a practical project brief to plan, build, test and document your work.
Frequently asked questions
What is dependency injection?
It is a design approach where required dependencies are supplied to a class rather than created directly inside it.
Do I need Core Java first?
Yes. OOP, interfaces, collections and exceptions should be comfortable before Spring.
Is Spring MVC included?
Yes. MVC and request-handling concepts are part of the framework path.
Should I learn Spring before Spring Boot?
Understanding Spring fundamentals makes Spring Boot configuration and application structure easier to reason about.
Who is this course for?
Java developers moving into enterprise/backend frameworks Core Java learners progressing to Spring Students preparing for Spring Boot Backend developers revising dependency-injection patterns
How can I confirm fees, duration and batch timings?
Contact Groot Academy for the current syllabus, fees, duration and available learning modes before enrolling. These details depend on the selected course and batch.