Liberty ERP

16/10/2021

16/10/2021

Java SE Programming Training: For Beginners

Java Programming for Complete Beginners. Learn how to program using Modern & New Java Features.

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Total Class : 24

Total Problem Solve : 250 (ON Class+ Home Work)

Class Type : Online(Zoom/Google Classroom)

Total Course Fee: 7000/-

Payment By: Bkash 01714117032(Personal)

Class Duration: 1.5 hr

Class Schedule:
Saturday -Tuesday(6.00PM-7.30PM,8.00PM-9.30PM)

Sunday - Wednesday (6.00PM-7.30PM,8.00PM-9.30PM)

Monday - Thursday (6.00PM-7.30PM,8.00PM-9.30PM)

Per Batch Minimum Student: 5

Per Batch Maximum Student: 20

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Course Content

1. Why Should I Learn Java?
2. Comparative discussion with other technologies.
3. Impact of Java in the real world.
4. Benefits & opportunities in the industry.
5. Installing the Java SE Development Kit 8 (JDK)
6. Installing Eclipse with java

1. Section Overview
2. The Features of the Java Programming Language
3. The Java Platform
4. Editions and Versions
5. The Java Development Kit (JDK)
6. Your First Java Program - Part 1 (Code)
7. Java Class and the "main" Method
8. Your First Java Program - Part 2 (Compilation and Ex*****on)
9. Hello World Lab & Lab Files
10. Java API Documentation (Javadocs)

Class-3: Introduction To Java

1. Section Overview
2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
3. Objects vs. Primitives
4. Objects vs. Primitives Addendum
5. Stack & Heap
6. Using Objects
7. Q & A: "Member"
8. Initializing Data
9. Creating Object Types - Part 1
10. Working with the Car Type
11. Creating Object Types - Part
12. A note on "void"
13. Building Constructors
14. Constructors and Default Values
15. Default Constructor
16. Default vs. "No-Arg" Constructor
17. Initialization Blocks
18. Introduction to Objects Lab

Class-4: Static Scope, Garbage Collection

1. Section Overview
2. Static Variables
3. Static Methods
4. Static Reference Variables and null
5. Using Static Variables and Methods
6. Static Initialization Block
7. What's the Value?
8. "this" - Part 2
9. "this" - Part 3
10. Scope - Part 1
11. Scope - Part 2
12. Garbage Collection
13. Java Memory Leaks
14. Static Lab

Class-5: Package

1. Section Overview
2. Packages
3. Packages and Imports
4. Classpath
5. JARs and Wars
6. Packages Lab

Class-6: Java Convention of primitives

1. Section Overview
2. Coding Standards
3. Comments
4. Javadoc
5. Identifiers and Comments
6. Primitive Data Types
7. Primitive Literals
8. Primitive Conversion
9. Primitives
10. Big Numbers
11. Primitives Lab
12. Java Syntax
13. Section Overview
14. Conditionals - If / Else If / Else
15. More on If/Else If/Else Statements
16. Conditionals - Switch
17. More on Switch
18. Operators: Part 1
19. Operators: Part 2
20. More Operator Examples
21. Loops
22. Break, Continue, and Labels
23. Enumerations (enum)
24. Java Syntax Lab

Class-7: String

1. Section Overview
2. String Object
3. String Operations and Operators
4. Immutable Strings
5. Concatenation Operator
6. Working with Strings
7. Pass By Value: Primitives
8. Passing By Value: Objects
9. Passing By Value Lab

Class-8: Encapsulation

1. Section Overview
2. Encapsulation and Data Hiding
3. Getters and Setters: Part 1
4. Getters and Setters: Part 2
5. Access Modifiers
6. Encapsulation
7. Encapsulation Lab

Class-9: Inheritance

1. Section Overview
2. Inheritance: Part 1
3. Inheritance: Part 2
4. Chaining Constructors
5. More On "Protected"
6. Super and the First Statement Rule
7. Overloading Methods
8. Overriding Methods
9. Covariant Returns
10. The Three Faces of Final
11. Revisiting the Switch Statement
12. Know This For The Exam: Class/Object Invocation Order
13. Inheritance Lab

Class-10: Polymorphism

1. Section Overview
2. Polymorphism Demo
3. Polymorphism:
4. Being Available vs. Being Inside
5. Benefits of Polymorphism
6. Object Type Casting
7. The Object Class

Class-11: Abstract Class and interfaces

1. Section Overview
2. Abstract Abstract: Part 1
3. Abstract Classes: Part 2
4. Abstract Methods: Modifiers & Inheritance
5. Interfaces:
6. Remember: All Interface Methods are "public."
7. Abstract Classes and Interfaces Lab

Class-12: Lambda Expression

1. Section Overview
2. Marker and Functional Interfaces
3. Lambda Expressions
4. Predicate
5. Static Imports
6. Lambda Expressions Lab

Class-13: Date and Time

1. Section Overview
2. LocalDate
3. LocalTime, LocalDateTime, and Period
4. DateTimeFormatter
5. Dates and Time Lab

Class-14: Array

1. Section Overview
2. Arrays
3. Polymorphism Revisited
4. Multi-Dimensional Arrays
5. More on multi-dimensional arrays
6. Sorting and Searching Arrays
7. Common Array Mistakes
8. Varargs
9. Arrays Lab

Class-15: Searching Algorithm

1. Basic Linear Search
2. Preview13:07
3. Binary Search (Java Practical) + HW
4. Recursion in Java
5. Recursive Search (Java Practical) + HW
6. Big O Notation Part 2
Class-16: Sorting Algorithm
1. Selection Sort (Overview)
2. Selection Sort (Java Algorithm) + HW
3. Insertion Sort (Overview)
4. Insertion Sort (Java Practical) + HW
5. Merge Sort (Overview)
6. Merge Sort Continued (The Merge Process)
7. Merge Sort (Java Practical) + HW
8. Quick Sort (Overview)
9. Quick Sort Continued
10. Quick Sort (Java Practical)

Class-17: Binary Search Tree

1. Binary Search Tree Overview
2. Java Implementation of Binary Search Tree
3. Deleting a Node from Binary Search Tree
4. Java Implementation to Delete Node
5. Print Binary Search Tree
6. Binary Search Tree - Odds and Ends

Class-18: Collections

1. Section Overview
2. When Arrays Are Not Enough
3. Collections
4. The Collection Interface
5. Iterator
6. Lists
7. Sets
8. Queues
9. Deques
10. Maps
11. Collections Lab

Class-19: More With Collection

1. Section Overview
2. Limitations of Collections
3. Revisiting Overloading Methods: Order of Precedence
4. Generics and Autoboxing
5. Diamond Operator
6. Building a list from Arrays.asList and Anonymous Arrays
7. Sorting and Searching Collections
8. Comparable
9. Comparator
10. Type Parameters and Comparable/Comparator
11. More With Collections Lab

Class-20: Linked List

1. Introduction to Linked Lists
2. Singly Linked List (Java Practical)
3. Circular Linked List (Java Practical)
4. Doubly Linked List

Class-21: Exceptions Handling

1. Section Overview
2. Throwable
3. Catching Exceptions
4. Finally Block
5. The Exception Object
6. Unchecked (Runtime) vs. Checked Exceptions
7. Creating Exceptions
8. Exception Handling Lab

Class-22:Basic Java Servlet (Part-1)

Class-23: Basic Java Servlet (Part-2)

Class-24: Basic Java Servlet (Part-3)

Contact : 01714117032(Mobile)
01714117032(WhatsApp)

16/10/2021

🏠Liberty ERP Core Technical Features:

⭕Sales and Accounts Receivables

✅Open Customer Accounts and Customer Branches
✅Make Sales Areas, Sales Types, Sales Groups, Salesman Groups
✅Make Sales Groups for grouping Customer Branches
✅Prepare Sales Quotations (with inquiry and creating of Sales Orders)
✅Prepare Sales Orders and Goods Delivery Notes
✅Prepare Customer Invoices and Credit Notes
✅All of the Sales documents are completely printable
✅Point of sales definitions for better handling of cash sales
✅Customer Payments and Allocations
✅Company logos can be attached to sales documents
✅Dimensions can be selected for Sales ✅Delivery and Invoices
✅Shipping Costs and Legal Text can be added to Invoices

⭕Purchases and Accounts Payable

✅Open Supplier accounts
✅Make Purchase Orders, Goods
✅Receivable Notes and Payment Term
✅Clearing of Goods Receivable Notes
✅Entry of Supplier price-lists
✅Prepare Debit Notes and record Credit ✅Notes from Suppliers
✅Supplier Payments and Allocations
✅Company logos can be attached to documents
✅Dimensions can be selected for Purchase Orders and Purchase Invoices

⭕Inventory and Stocks

✅Record Stock Items
✅Define Item Categories and Item Locations
✅Record location transfers and other adjustments
✅Set re-order levels for Inventory Items
✅Automatic calculation of average material cost (per unit)
✅Application of standard and overhead costs, into material prices
✅Quantity of Items can be measured into standard units
✅Foreign codes registration for barcode scanner entry

⭕Cash and Bank

✅Open Bank and Petty Cash Accounts
✅Record payments, deposits,s, and withdrawals in related accounts
✅Various currencies can be added and foreign currency translation is also done
✅Record bank inquiries and reports


⭕Access Levels and adaptations

✅Separate financial years can be created and closed against entries
✅Multi-user access with different privileges
✅Make backups and restore for companies
✅Date Picker with week numbers for all date fields
✅Simple Audit Trails

⭕Access control Module:

✅Access by role
✅Login by Username

⭕Dashboards: Super admin or administrator can view a summary of reports at a glance.

Report List:

⭕Customer
✅Customer Balances
✅Aged Customer Analysis
✅Customer Detail Listing
✅Sales Summary Report
✅Listing
✅Order Status Listing
✅Salesman Listing
✅Print Invoices
✅Print Credit Notes
✅Print Deliveries
✅Print Statements
✅Print Sales Orders
✅Print Sales Quotations
✅Print Receipts

⭕Supplier

✅Supplier Balances
✅Aged Supplier Analyses
✅Payment Report
✅Outstanding GRNs Report
✅Supplier Detail Listing
✅Print Purchase Orders

⭕Inventory

✅Inventory Sales Report
✅GRN Valuation Report
✅Inventory Purchasing Report
✅Inventory Movement Report
✅Cost Inventory Movement Report
✅Item Sales Summary Report
Inventory Purchasing - Transaction Based

⭕Banking
✅Bank Statement

⭕Technology we use:
✅Java
✅J2EE
✅Hibernate
✅JPQL
✅Spring Boot
✅Thymeleaf(Template Engine)
✅SQL
✅HTML5
✅CSS3
✅JQuery
✅Bootstrap
✅Data table

11/06/2021

Java SE Programming Training: For Beginners

Java Programming for Complete Beginners. Learn how to program using Modern & New Java Features.

Total Class:24

Total Problem Solve: 250 (ON Class+ Home Work)

Class Type : Online(Zoom/Google Classroom)

Total Course Fee : 6000/-

Course Payment Schedule

On Admission Time : 2000/-

1st Installment : After 1 Month

1st Installment: After 2 Month

Payment By: Bkash 01714117032(Personal)

Class Duration : 1.5 hr

Class Schedule: Saturday -Tuesday(5.00PM-6.30PM,7.00PM-8.30PM)
Sunday - Wednesday (5.00PM-6.30PM,7.00PM-8.30PM)
Monday - Thursday (5.00PM-6.30PM,7.00PM-8.30PM)

Per Batch Minimum Student : 5

Per Batch Maximum Student : 20

Class Start : 20/06/2021

Course Content

Class-1: Welcome

1. Why Should I Learn Java?
2. Comparative discussion with other technologies.
3. Impact of Java in the real world.
4. Benefits & opportunities in the industry.
5. Installing the Java SE Development Kit 8 (JDK)
6. Installing Eclipse

Class-2 : Getting start with java

1. Section Overview
2. The Features of the Java Programming Language
3. The Java Platform
4. Editions and Versions
5. The Java Development Kit (JDK)
6. Your First Java Program - Part 1 (Code)
7. Java Class and the "main" Method
8. Your First Java Program - Part 2 (Compilation and Ex*****on)
9. Hello World Lab & Lab Files
10. Java API Documentation (Javadocs)

Class-3 : Introduction To Java

1. Section Overview
2. Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
3. Objects vs. Primitives
4. Objects vs. Primitives Addendum
5. Stack & Heap
6. Using Objects
7. Q & A: "Member"
8. Initializing Data
9. Creating Object Types - Part 1
10. Working with the Car Type
11. Creating Object Types - Part
12. A note on "void"
13. Building Constructors
14. Constructors and Default Values
15. Default Constructor
16. Default vs. "No-Arg" Constructor
17. Initialization Blocks
18. Introduction to Objects Lab

Class-4: Static Scope, Garbage Collection

1. Section Overview
2. Static Variables
3. Static Methods
4. Static Reference Variables and null
5. Using Static Variables and Methods
6. Static Initialization Block
7. What's the Value?
8. "this" - Part 2
9. "this" - Part 3
10. Scope - Part 1
11. Scope - Part 2
12. Garbage Collection
13. Java Memory Leaks
14. Static Lab
Class-5: Package
1. Section Overview
2. Packages
3. Packages and Imports
4. Classpath
5. JARs and Wars
6. Packages Lab

Class-6 : Java Convention of prematives

1. Section Overview
2. Coding Standards
3. Comments
4. Javadoc
5. Identifiers and Comments
6. Primitive Data Types
7. Primitive Literals
8. Primitive Conversion
9. Primitives
10. Big Numbers
11. Primitives Lab
12. Java Syntax
13. Section Overview
14. Condtionals - If / Else If / Else
15. More on If/Else If/Else Statements
16. Conditionals - Switc
17. More on Switch
18. Operators: Part 1
19. Operators: Part 2
20. More Operator Examples
21. Loops
22. Break, Continue, and Labels
23. Enumerations (enum)
24. Java Syntax Lab

Class-7: String

1. Section Overview
2. String Object
3. String Operations and Operators
4. Immutable Strings
5. Concatenation Operator
6. Working with Strings
7. Pass By Value: Primitives
8. Passing By Value: Objects
9. Passing By Value Lab

Class-8: Encapsulation

1. Section Overview
2. Encapsulation and Data Hiding
3. Getters and Setters: Part 1
4. Getters and Setters: Part 2
5. Access Modifiers
6. Encapsulation
7. Encapsulation Lab

Class-9 : Inharitance

1. Section Overview
2. Inheritance: Part 1
3. Inheritance: Part 2
4. Chaining Constructors
5. More On "Protected"
6. Super and the First Statement Rule
7. Overloading Methods
8. Overriding Methods
9. Covariant Returns
10. The Three Faces of Final
11. Revisiting the Switch Statement
12. Know This For The Exam: Class/Object Invocation Order
13. Inheritance Lab

Class-10: Polymorphisum

1. Section Overview
2. Polymorphism Demo
3. Polymorphism:
4. Being Available vs. Being Inside
5. Benefits of Polymorphism
6. Object Type Casting
7. The Object Class

Class-11: Abstruct Class and interfaces

1. Section Overview
2. Abstract Classes: Part 1
3. Abstract Classes: Part 2
4. Abstract Methods: Modifiers & Inheritance
5. Interfaces:
6. Remember: All Interface Methods are "public."
7. Abstract Classes and Interfaces Lab

Class-12: Lambda Expression

1. Section Overview
2. Marker and Functional Interfaces
3. Lambda Expressions
4. Predicate
5. Static Imports
6. Lambda Expressions Lab

Class-13: Date and Time

1. Section Overview
2. LocalDate
3. LocalTime, LocalDateTime, and Period
4. DateTimeFormatter
5. Dates and Time Lab

Class-14: Array

1. Section Overvie
2. Arrays
3. Polymorphism Revisited
4. Multi-Dimensional Arrays
5. More on multi-dimensional arrays
6. Sorting and Searching Arrays
7. Common Array Mistakes
8. Varargs
9. Arrays Lab

Class-15: Searching Algorithom

1. Basic Linear Search
2. Preview13:07
3. Binary Search (Java Practical) + HW
4. Recursion in Java
5. Recursive Search (Java Practical) + HW
6. Big O Notation Part 2

Class-16: Sorting Algorithom

1. Selection Sort (Overview)
2. Selection Sort (Java Practical) + HW
3. Insertion Sort (Overview)
4. Insertion Sort (Java Practical) + HW
5. Merge Sort (Overview)
6. Merge Sort Continued (The Merge Process)
7. Merge Sort (Java Practical) + HW
8. Quick Sort (Overview)
9. Quick Sort Continued
10. Quick Sort (Java Practical)

Class-17: Binary Search Tree

1. Binary Search Tree Overview
2. Java Implementation of Binary Search Tree
3. Deleting a Node from Binary Search Tree
4. Java Implementation to Delete Node
5. Print Binary Search Tree
6. Binary Search Tree - Odds and Ends
Class-18: Collections
1. Section Overview
2. When Arrays Are Not Enough
3. Collections
4. The Collection Interface
5. Iterator
6. Lists
7. Sets
8. Queues
9. Deques
10. Maps
11. Collections Lab

Class-19: More With Collection

1. Section Overview
2. Limitations of Collections
3. Revisiting Overloading Methods: Order of Precedence
4. Generics and Autoboxing
5. Diamond Operator
6. Building a list from Arrays.asList and Anonymous Arrays
7. Sorting and Searching Collections
8. Comparable
9. Comparator
10. Type Parameters and Comparable/Comparator
11. More With Collections Lab

Class-20: Linked List

1. Introduction to Linked Lists
2. Singly Linked List (Java Practical)
3. Circular Linked List (Java Practical)
4. Doubly Linked List

Class-21: Exceptions Handling

1. Section Overview
2. Throwable
3. Catching Exceptions
4. Finally Block
5. The Exception Object
6. Unchecked (Runtime) vs. Checked Exceptions
7. Creating Exceptions
8. Exception Handling Lab

Class-22: Basic Android
Class-23: Basic Java Servlet
Class-24: Spring MVC and Spring Boot Framework

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01714117032(WhatsApp)