What You Will Learn:
- Front-End Development – HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, jQuery, and Bootstrap
- Programming Language – Core Java (OOP, Collections, Exception Handling, Streams)
- Back-End Development – Spring Boot Framework (Spring MVC, REST API, Dependency Injection)
- Database Management – MySQL with Spring Data JPA & Hibernate
- Security & Authentication – Spring Security and JWT for secure applications
- Full-Stack Integration – Combine front-end, Spring Boot backend, and MySQL
- Project Work – Real-World Application Development with Deployment
The Java Spring Boot Full Stack Development Course at Faith Infosys is designed to equip learners with in-demand skills across the entire web development stack.
It begins with Front-End Development (HTML, CSS, JS, Bootstrap), followed by Core Java (OOP, collections, exceptions). Then, learners move into Spring Boot to build REST APIs and enterprise-grade backend systems.
The course includes MySQL Database with Spring Data JPA & Hibernate for seamless data operations, and Spring Security with JWT for authentication.
Finally, students integrate the frontend with the Spring Boot backend to build complete applications and deploy them through real-world projects.
Java Full Stack Development (HTML, CSS, Java, Spring Boot, MySQL) Syllabus
Overview of Software Development
- Software Engineering Concepts
- Software Development Activities
- System Development Models and Approaches
- Software Process and Project Management
Software Development Life Cycle
- Requirement Elicitation
- Analysis
- System Design
- Object Design
- Implementation
- Testing
UML
- Introduction to UML
- Need for UML
- Use Case Driven Object Oriented Analysis
- Use Case Model and Diagrams
- Activity Diagram
- Sequence Diagram
- Class Diagram
- Collaboration Diagram
Project Development Models
- Waterfall Model
- V Model
- Prototype Model
- Spiral Model
HTML5 - Static Web Page Creation
- HTML5 Introduction
- Structure and Elements
- Semantic Elements
- Audio & Video Integration
- Section & Article Tags
- Canvas & Aside
- Forms & Input Types
- Drag & Drop Features
CSS3 - Presentation Layer
- CSS Properties, Selectors, and Declarations
- Colors, Backgrounds, Text, and Fonts
- Tables, Lists, Links and Images
- Box Model: Borders, Padding, Margin
- Positioning, Display, Float, Z-index
- Pseudo-classes & Pseudo-elements
- @Rules (import, font-face)
- Media Queries and Responsive Design
JavaScript - Client-side Programming
- JavaScript Introduction
- Variables, Operators and Data Types
- Decision Making & Loops
- Functions and Scope
- DOM Manipulation
- Event Handling
- Arrays & Objects
- Form Validation
jQuery
- Introduction to jQuery
- Selectors and DOM Traversal
- Event Handling with jQuery
- Effects: Fade, Slide, Toggle
- AJAX with jQuery
- JSON Handling
Bootstrap Framework
- Introduction to Bootstrap
- Bootstrap Grid System
- Building Responsive Layouts
- CSS Customization & Skins
- Bootstrap Components
- Bootstrap Plugins (Modal, Dropdown, Tooltip, Tabs, Scrollspy)
- Single Page Responsive Site with Bootstrap
Java Programming Basics
- Introduction to Java & JVM
- Data Types, Variables, Operators
- Control Statements
- Arrays & Strings
- Object Oriented Programming Concepts
- Classes, Objects, Constructors
- Inheritance, Polymorphism, Abstraction, Encapsulation
- Exception Handling
Advanced Java Concepts
- Interfaces and Abstract Classes
- Collections Framework
- Generics
- File I/O
- Multithreading
- Lambda Expressions & Streams API
Spring Boot Fundamentals
- Introduction to Spring Framework
- Spring Boot Setup and Configuration
- Dependency Injection & Inversion of Control
- Spring Boot Starters and Auto-Configuration
- Spring Boot Annotations
Spring MVC & REST API
- Spring MVC Architecture
- Creating Controllers & REST Endpoints
- Request Mapping and Path Variables
- Request and Response Handling
- Exception Handling in REST APIs
Database Integration
- Introduction to MySQL Database
- Spring Data JPA
- Hibernate ORM Concepts
- CRUD Operations
- Entity Relationships (One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many)
- Pagination and Sorting
Security and Authentication
- Spring Security Basics
- JWT Authentication & Authorization
- Role-Based Access Control
- Securing REST Endpoints
Full Stack Project
- Frontend + Backend Integration
- REST API Consumption from Frontend
- Form Submissions and Validation
- Authentication and Authorization in the Project
- Building a Complete CRUD Application
Deployment
- Packaging Spring Boot Applications
- Deploying on Tomcat / Cloud
- Database Configuration in Production
- Basic CI/CD Introduction
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring Boot is a Java framework that simplifies the development of production-ready web applications with minimal configuration and built-in support for embedded servers.
Spring Boot is one of the most widely used frameworks in enterprise applications, enabling you to build scalable and secure apps — making you job-ready for backend and full-stack roles.
Yes. It starts from the basics of web development and Core Java, making it beginner-friendly.
Front-End: HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap
Programming: Core Java
Back-End: Spring Boot, REST APIs
Database: MySQL with JPA & Hibernate
Security: Spring Security, JWT
Project: Real-world full-stack application
