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Core Java Course in Kolkata

Comprehensive Core Java Training for Java Programming & Application Development

Looking for a Core Java Course in Kolkata that combines programming fundamentals, object-oriented programming and practical development?

Palium Skills offers Core Java Training in Kolkata designed to help students and working professionals build a strong foundation in Java programming and understand how Java is used to develop robust applications.

The course covers essential Core Java concepts, including Java syntax, classes and objects, object-oriented programming, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, exception handling, packages, strings, arrays, collections, generics and JDBC.

The training follows a hands-on learning approach, where participants learn concepts from the trainer and practise them through coding exercises and practical activities.

Whether you are beginning your Java programming journey or want to strengthen your Core Java knowledge before moving to Advanced Java, Java frameworks or application development, this course provides a structured foundation.


Why Learn Core Java?

Java is a widely used programming language for developing different types of software applications. A strong understanding of Core Java helps learners build the programming knowledge required before progressing to advanced Java technologies and frameworks.

Learning Core Java can help students and professionals understand:

  • Programming fundamentals
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Application structure
  • Reusable code concepts
  • Exception handling
  • Data collections
  • Database connectivity
  • Java application development
  • Debugging and problem solving

Core Java also provides an important foundation for learners who want to progress toward Advanced Java, JDBC, Servlets, JSP, Spring, Spring Boot, Hibernate and other Java-based technologies.


What You Will Learn in the Core Java Course

The course covers the major concepts required to develop a strong foundation in Java programming.

Module 1: Introduction to Java

Students begin with the fundamentals of the Java programming language and understand how a basic Java program is created and executed.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to Java
  • Features of Java
  • Java programming environment
  • Java language and platform
  • Java program structure
  • First Java program
  • Hello World program
  • Compiling and executing a Java program
  • Introduction to Java development tools

Learning Outcome

Students understand the basic structure of Java programs and learn how to create and execute a simple Java application.


Module 2: Java Development Kit and Program Life Cycle

This module introduces the tools and processes involved in developing and running Java applications.

Topics Covered

  • Java Development Kit (JDK)
  • Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
  • Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
  • Java source code
  • Compilation process
  • Bytecode
  • Program execution
  • Java application life cycle

Learning Outcome

Students understand how Java source code is converted and executed by the Java platform.


Module 3: Java Programming Fundamentals

Students learn the basic programming concepts required to create Java applications.

Topics Covered

  • Variables
  • Data types
  • Primitive data types
  • Operators
  • Expressions
  • Type conversion
  • Input and output
  • Basic programming statements
  • Program structure
  • Comments

Learning Outcome

Students learn how to store, process and manipulate data in Java programs.


Module 4: Classes and Objects

Object-oriented programming is a fundamental part of Java. Students learn how Java programs can be structured using classes and objects.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
  • Understanding objects
  • Classes
  • Class members
  • Object creation
  • Object references
  • Adding data to a class
  • Adding methods to a class
  • Accessing object data
  • The this keyword

Learning Outcome

Students understand how classes and objects are used to organise Java programs.


Module 5: Encapsulation, Constructors and Access Control

Students learn how to control and organise data and behaviour within Java classes.

Topics Covered

  • Encapsulation
  • Access control
  • Public access
  • Private access
  • Constructors
  • Constructor overloading
  • Object initialization
  • Static members
  • Scope
  • Blocks
  • Object references

Learning Outcome

Students learn how to create better-structured Java classes and control access to class members.


Module 6: Flow of Control in Java

Students learn how a Java program makes decisions and performs repetitive operations.

Topics Covered

  • if statement
  • if-else
  • Nested conditions
  • switch
  • while loop
  • do-while loop
  • for loop
  • break
  • continue

Learning Outcome

Students can create programs that perform decisions and repetitive operations based on defined conditions.


Module 7: Strings and Arrays

Students learn how Java handles collections of characters and groups of values.

Topics Covered

  • String fundamentals
  • String operations
  • StringBuffer
  • StringBuilder
  • Arrays
  • Primitive arrays
  • Arrays of reference types
  • Array processing
  • Variable-length arguments (varargs)

Learning Outcome

Students learn how to store, process and manipulate text and multiple values in Java programs.


Module 8: Packages and Code Organisation

Students learn how packages help organise Java programs and manage classes.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to packages
  • Purpose of packages
  • Creating packages
  • Package statement
  • Import statements
  • Organising Java classes
  • Directory structure
  • Finding classes
  • Classpath fundamentals

Learning Outcome

Students understand how Java projects can be organised into structured packages.


Module 9: Composition and Inheritance

Students learn different approaches to building reusable Java programs.

Topics Covered

  • Composition
  • HAS-A relationship
  • Delegation
  • Inheritance
  • IS-A relationship
  • extends
  • Inheriting features
  • Method overriding
  • Reusing existing functionality

Learning Outcome

Students understand how Java supports code reuse through composition and inheritance.


Module 10: Polymorphism

Students learn how the same interface or method structure can be used with different implementations.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to polymorphism
  • Method overriding
  • Runtime behaviour
  • Parent and child classes
  • Polymorphic references
  • Practical examples

Learning Outcome

Students develop a clearer understanding of one of the core principles of object-oriented programming.


Module 11: Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Students learn how Java uses abstraction to design flexible program structures.

Topics Covered

  • Abstract classes
  • Abstract methods
  • Interfaces
  • Defining types using interfaces
  • Implementing interfaces
  • Abstract classes vs. interfaces
  • Practical examples

Learning Outcome

Students understand how abstraction and interfaces can be used when designing Java applications.


Module 12: Exception Handling

Students learn how Java applications can handle unexpected situations during program execution.

Topics Covered

  • What is an exception?
  • Exception hierarchy
  • try
  • catch
  • finally
  • Handling exceptions
  • Multiple exception handling
  • Program flow with exceptions
  • Basic exception-handling practices

Learning Outcome

Students learn how to identify and handle common runtime problems in Java applications.


Module 13: JDBC – Java Database Connectivity

Students are introduced to connecting Java applications with databases.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to JDBC
  • JDBC architecture
  • JDBC drivers
  • DriverManager
  • Database connection
  • Connection object
  • Statement
  • Executing SQL statements
  • Basic database interaction
  • Different JDBC driver types

Learning Outcome

Students understand the basic process of connecting Java applications to databases and executing database operations.


Module 14: Java Collections Framework

Students learn how Java provides ready-to-use structures for storing and managing groups of objects.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to Collections Framework
  • Collection interfaces
  • List
  • Set
  • Map
  • Iterator
  • ArrayList
  • HashSet
  • HashMap
  • Collection processing
  • For-each loop
  • Iterator usage

Learning Outcome

Students learn how to store, retrieve and process groups of data using Java collection classes.


Module 15: Generics

Students learn how generics improve type safety and make Java code more reusable.

Topics Covered

  • Introduction to Generics
  • Generic classes
  • Generic methods
  • Type parameters
  • Type safety
  • Collections and Generics
  • Practical examples

Learning Outcome

Students understand the purpose of generics and how they can be used with Java collections.


Module 16: Additional Java Features

Students are introduced to additional Java language features that can improve application development.

Topics Covered

  • Assertions
  • Type-safe enumerations
  • Annotations
  • Additional Java language features
  • Practical examples

Learning Outcome

Students become familiar with additional features that can be used in Java programming.


Module 17: Practical Java Programming

This module focuses on applying the concepts learned throughout the course.

Practical Activities

Students can practise:

  • Writing Java programs
  • Creating classes and objects
  • Applying OOP concepts
  • Working with arrays and strings
  • Using collections
  • Handling exceptions
  • Organising code into packages
  • Connecting applications with databases
  • Testing program output
  • Identifying and correcting errors

Learning Outcome

Students gain practical experience in applying Core Java concepts instead of learning them only theoretically.


Module 18: Java Problem Solving and Debugging

Programming requires more than writing syntax. Students also need to understand how to analyse and correct problems.

Topics Covered

  • Understanding programming problems
  • Breaking problems into smaller tasks
  • Developing logical solutions
  • Reading error messages
  • Identifying syntax errors
  • Identifying logical errors
  • Debugging Java programs
  • Testing different inputs
  • Improving program logic

Learning Outcome

Students develop a structured approach to analysing, testing and improving Java programs.


Module 19: Practical Java Project

Students apply the concepts learned during the course through a practical project.

Project Development Process

Step 1 – Understand the Requirement Identify what the application needs to accomplish.

Step 2 – Plan the Solution Break the requirement into smaller programming tasks.

Step 3 – Design the Program Plan classes, methods and data structures.

Step 4 – Write the Code Develop the Java application.

Step 5 – Test the Application Check the program using different inputs and scenarios.

Step 6 – Debug and Improve Identify errors and make appropriate corrections.

Learning Outcome

Students gain practical experience in applying multiple Core Java concepts within a structured project.


Module 20: Final Assessment

The final assessment evaluates the learner's understanding of the concepts covered during the course.

Assessment Areas

  • Java fundamentals
  • Classes and objects
  • Object-oriented programming
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Interfaces
  • Exception handling
  • Packages
  • Strings and arrays
  • Collections
  • Generics
  • JDBC
  • Practical programming
  • Debugging
  • Project work

Who Can Join the Core Java Course?

This Core Java Course in Kolkata can be suitable for:

  • Students who want to learn Java programming
  • Beginners interested in software development
  • IT students
  • Computer science students
  • Graduates looking to strengthen Java programming skills
  • Working professionals who want to improve their Java knowledge
  • Learners preparing to progress toward Advanced Java technologies

Prerequisites

A basic understanding of programming concepts is recommended before starting this course.

For learners who are completely new to programming, a foundation-level programming course may be more appropriate before progressing to Core Java.

Participants should also have basic computer knowledge and be comfortable working with a computer.


Hands-on Core Java Training

The course follows a hands-on training approach.

The trainer demonstrates programming concepts and participants practise them on their systems.

The practical learning cycle is:

Learn → Code → Execute → Test → Debug → Improve

This approach helps learners understand how Java concepts are applied in real programming situations.


Core Java for Application Development

Core Java provides the foundation for understanding many Java-based development technologies.

After building a strong Core Java foundation, learners can explore areas such as:

  • Advanced Java
  • JDBC
  • Servlets
  • JSP
  • Hibernate
  • Spring
  • Spring Boot
  • Java-based application development

The appropriate next step depends on the learner's career or academic objectives.


Core Java Training in Kolkata

Palium Skills offers Core Java training in Kolkata for students and working professionals.

Classroom training is available at the institute's Kolkata centres, and the institute also provides online training options for selected courses and batches.

Learners can contact Palium Skills to confirm the latest batch schedule, training mode, availability and admission details.


Core Java Course Details

Course Information Details
Course Name Core Java
Primary Focus Java Programming & Core Java Concepts
Level Foundation to Intermediate
Training Approach Hands-on Training
Major Topics Java, OOP, Exceptions, Collections, Generics, JDBC
Practical Work Coding Exercises & Project Work
Training Mode Classroom / Online, subject to batch availability
Certificate Available subject to institute requirements
Location Kolkata

Why Choose Palium Skills for Core Java Training?

Palium Skills provides IT and professional training across multiple technology areas.

The institute highlights:

  • Experienced training professionals
  • Certified and industry-experienced trainers
  • Multiple training delivery models
  • Practical learning
  • Assessments and mock tests
  • E-learning access
  • Customized training options

For the Core Java programme, the emphasis is on building a practical understanding of Java programming concepts and applying them through coding exercises.


Take the Next Step in Java Programming

Build a strong foundation in Core Java and develop the programming knowledge required to progress toward advanced Java technologies and application development.

Learn Java. Practise Coding. Build Programming Skills.

Join Core Java Training in Kolkata at Palium Skills.

Individual Enquiries: +91-8420594969

Contact Palium Skills to confirm the latest batch schedule, training mode, fee and admission details.


Related Java & Programming Courses

Explore other relevant training options after or alongside Core Java:

  • Core Java
  • Advanced Java
  • Android Application Development
  • Python Programming
  • Web Development
  • Application Programming
  • SQL Training
Internal links should point to the actual corresponding Palium Skills course pages, rather than unrelated courses.

CORE JAVA COURSE

Java Programming & Application Development

Course Level: Foundation to Intermediate Recommended For: Students, Beginners & Working Professionals Prerequisite: Basic Computer Knowledge & Programming Fundamentals Training Mode: Classroom & Online, subject to batch availability Learning Method: Instructor-Led Training + Hands-on Coding + Practical Exercises + Project Work


Module 1: Introduction to Java

  • Introduction to Java
  • Features of Java
  • Java platform
  • Java programming environment
  • Java program structure
  • Writing the first Java program
  • Compiling and executing Java programs
  • Introduction to Java development tools

Practical: Create and execute basic Java programs.


Module 2: Java Platform & Program Execution

  • Java Development Kit (JDK)
  • Java Runtime Environment (JRE)
  • Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
  • Java source code
  • Compilation process
  • Bytecode
  • Java program execution
  • Understanding the Java program life cycle

Practical: Compile and execute Java programs using the Java development environment.


Module 3: Java Programming Fundamentals

  • Variables and constants
  • Data types
  • Primitive data types
  • Operators
  • Expressions
  • Type conversion
  • Input and output
  • Comments
  • Basic program structure

Practical: Develop simple Java programs using variables, operators and input/output.


Module 4: Decision Making & Control Statements

  • if statement
  • if-else
  • Nested conditions
  • switch
  • for loop
  • while loop
  • do-while loop
  • break
  • continue

Practical: Develop programs using conditions and loops.


Module 5: Classes & Objects

  • Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
  • Classes
  • Objects
  • Object creation
  • Object references
  • Class members
  • Methods
  • Instance variables
  • The this keyword

Practical: Create Java classes and objects.


Module 6: Constructors & Encapsulation

  • Introduction to constructors
  • Default constructors
  • Parameterized constructors
  • Constructor overloading
  • Encapsulation
  • Access modifiers
  • Public and private members
  • Static members
  • Scope of variables

Practical: Create encapsulated Java classes using constructors and access control.


Module 7: Inheritance

  • Introduction to inheritance
  • Advantages of inheritance
  • Parent and child classes
  • extends keyword
  • Single inheritance
  • Multilevel inheritance
  • Method overriding
  • Reusing existing functionality

Practical: Create Java programs using inheritance.


Module 8: Polymorphism

  • Introduction to polymorphism
  • Compile-time polymorphism
  • Method overloading
  • Runtime polymorphism
  • Method overriding
  • Polymorphic references
  • Practical examples

Practical: Implement polymorphism using Java classes and methods.


Module 9: Abstract Classes & Interfaces

Abstract Classes

  • Introduction to abstraction
  • Abstract classes
  • Abstract methods
  • Practical applications

Interfaces

  • Introduction to interfaces
  • Defining interfaces
  • Implementing interfaces
  • Multiple interface implementation
  • Abstract classes vs. interfaces

Practical: Build Java programs using abstraction and interfaces.


Module 10: Strings & Arrays

Strings

  • Introduction to Strings
  • String operations
  • String methods
  • StringBuffer
  • StringBuilder

Arrays

  • Introduction to arrays
  • One-dimensional arrays
  • Arrays of reference types
  • Array processing
  • Variable-length arguments (varargs)

Practical: Create programs for string manipulation and array processing.


Module 11: Packages & Code Organisation

  • Introduction to packages
  • Creating packages
  • Package statement
  • Import statement
  • Organising Java classes
  • Directory structure
  • Classpath fundamentals
  • Using classes from different packages

Practical: Create and use custom Java packages.


Module 12: Exception Handling

  • What is an exception?
  • Types of exceptions
  • Exception hierarchy
  • try
  • catch
  • finally
  • Multiple exception handling
  • Throwing exceptions
  • Basic exception-handling practices

Practical: Develop programs that identify and handle common runtime errors.


Module 13: Java Collections Framework

  • Introduction to Collections
  • Collection Framework overview
  • List
  • Set
  • Map
  • Iterator
  • ArrayList
  • HashSet
  • HashMap
  • For-each loop
  • Iterating through collections

Practical: Store, retrieve and process data using Java collections.


Module 14: Generics

  • Introduction to Generics
  • Benefits of Generics
  • Generic classes
  • Generic methods
  • Type parameters
  • Type safety
  • Generics with collections

Practical: Create type-safe Java programs using Generics.


Module 15: JDBC – Java Database Connectivity

  • Introduction to JDBC
  • JDBC architecture
  • JDBC drivers
  • DriverManager
  • Database connection
  • Connection object
  • Statement
  • Executing SQL statements
  • Basic database interaction
  • JDBC driver types

Practical: Connect a Java application with a database and perform basic database operations.


Module 16: Additional Java Features

  • Assertions
  • Type-safe enumerations
  • Annotations
  • Additional Java language features
  • Practical examples

Practical: Explore additional Java features through coding exercises.


Module 17: Java Programming Practice

Students apply the concepts learned throughout the course through structured coding exercises.

Practice Areas

  • Basic Java programs
  • Conditional programs
  • Loop-based programs
  • Object-oriented programs
  • String manipulation
  • Array processing
  • Exception handling
  • Collections
  • Generics
  • JDBC exercises

Module 18: Java Problem Solving & Debugging

  • Understanding programming problems
  • Breaking problems into smaller tasks
  • Developing logical solutions
  • Identifying syntax errors
  • Identifying logical errors
  • Reading error messages
  • Debugging Java programs
  • Testing different inputs
  • Improving program logic

Practical: Debug and improve existing Java programs.


Module 19: Practical Java Project

Students apply multiple Core Java concepts to a structured practical project.

Project Development Stages

1. Requirement Analysis Understand what the application needs to accomplish.

2. Project Planning Break the project into smaller tasks.

3. Program Design Plan classes, methods and data structures.

4. Coding Develop the Java application.

5. Database Integration Apply JDBC where appropriate.

6. Testing Test the application with different inputs.

7. Debugging Identify and correct errors.

8. Final Improvements Review and improve the completed application.


Module 20: Final Assessment

The final assessment evaluates the learner's understanding of the course.

Assessment Areas

  • Java fundamentals
  • Control statements
  • Classes and objects
  • Encapsulation
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Abstract classes
  • Interfaces
  • Strings and arrays
  • Packages
  • Exception handling
  • Collections
  • Generics
  • JDBC
  • Practical coding
  • Debugging
  • Project work

Key Skills Developed

After completing the course, learners can develop knowledge of:

  • Java programming fundamentals
  • Object-Oriented Programming
  • Classes and objects
  • Encapsulation
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Abstraction
  • Interfaces
  • Exception handling
  • Strings and arrays
  • Packages
  • Collections Framework
  • Generics
  • JDBC
  • Database connectivity
  • Java problem solving
  • Debugging and testing
  • Practical Java application development

Learning Methodology

The course follows a practical learning cycle:

Learn → Code → Execute → Test → Debug → Improve → Build

Learners are encouraged to practise programming concepts through coding exercises and project work throughout the course.


Course Completion

Successful learners who meet the institute's applicable completion and attendance requirements may receive a course completion certificate.

Note: Course modules, practical exercises, projects and tools may be adjusted according to the learner's level and training requirements.
Course NameDelivery ModeFeeSpecial Offer
Core Java Classroom Rs. 6,000+ 18% GST Discount for 3+ enrollments

Core Java refers to the fundamental Java programming concepts used to develop Java applications, including syntax, classes, objects, OOP, exception handling, collections and other essential Java features.

The course covers Java fundamentals and beginner-level programming concepts. However, basic programming knowledge is recommended before starting.

You will learn Java fundamentals, classes and objects, OOP, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, exception handling, packages, strings, arrays, collections, generics and JDBC.

The standard features are available for free. There are some premium services for which charges maybe imposed by Amazon.

Yes. The current Palium Skills course information describes the training as hands-on, with the trainer demonstrating features and participants practising on their systems.

Yes. JDBC and database connectivity fundamentals are included in the course curriculum.

Yes. The course covers classes, objects, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstract classes and interfaces.

Yes. The course covers the Java Collections Framework, including List, Set, Map, ArrayList, HashSet, HashMap and Iterator.

Yes. Generics and their relationship with collections are included in the course.

Yes. The course covers exception handling using concepts such as try, catch and finally.

Yes. JDBC provides a standard mechanism for connecting Java applications with databases and performing database-related operations.

Yes. Core Java provides an important foundation before progressing to Advanced Java technologies such as Servlets, JSP and Java frameworks.

Core Java concepts can provide a programming foundation for learners interested in Java-based application development. Android development itself involves additional technologies and concepts beyond Core Java.

Yes. Palium Skills provides training in Kolkata, subject to the availability of the relevant batch.

Online training may be available depending on the batch and delivery schedule. Contact Palium Skills for the latest availability.

The current course page states that participants receive a certificate after completing the course, subject to 90% class attendance.

The current page lists the course fee as ₹6,000 + 18% GST, with a discount for 3+ enrolments. Fees and offers can change, so confirm the current details before admission.

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