
Introduction
If you’ve ever thought of steering your career toward the full lifecycle of software development — from the database and server right through to the browser and user interface — then a full stack Java developer course is your ideal launchpad. Think of it this way: while many developers focus on either the foundation or the finishing touches, mastering full-stack Java is like being able to both build the brick house and design its interior. In today’s market, where companies demand agile teams that can handle end-to-end features, this “house-and-interior” capability puts you ahead.
Java remains one of the most enduring and enterprise-trusted languages. On top of that, front-end frameworks like Angular or React complement Java systems to deliver complete web applications. The demand in Indian cities like Mumbai is significant: businesses ranging from fintech firms, e-commerce platforms to consulting vendors are seeking developers who can work across front-end and back-end with Java. By enrolling in this full stack Java developer course you equip yourself to build real-world applications, understand microservices or REST APIs, handle databases, and deliver value swiftly.
Why now? Because businesses are pivoting faster: cloud migrations, microservices, and hybrid web-mobile-web stack solutions have become the norm. A developer who knows just the back-end or just the front-end often finds themselves boxed in. But a full stack Java engineer becomes a multifunctional asset—just like being able to both cook a gourmet meal and serve it at your table. With this course you’ll not only learn technologies but also assemble your own portfolio (a live project, capstone) and get ready for roles where you can drive feature delivery end-to-end. If you’re aiming to make a strong impact, the full stack Java developer course opens a pathway to rewarding jobs, higher salary potential, and full-fledged career momentum.
Course Purpose & Fit
Purpose/Goals:
- Be able to design, build, deploy and maintain full-stack web applications using Java (Spring Boot), front-end technologies (Angular/React), and relational or NoSQL databases.
- Develop RESTful APIs, integrate with UI, perform data persistence, handle authentication/authorization, and deploy apps on cloud/containers.
- Compile a project-portfolio that demonstrates your full-stack Java skills to potential employers.
- Prepare for common Java full-stack developer roles, and optionally get ready for certification (e.g., Oracle Java certification, Spring certification).
Who Should Enroll:
- Beginners with some programming knowledge who want to up-skill into full-stack Java development.
- Front-end or back-end developers wanting to transition into full-stack Java roles.
- Career switchers aiming for IT roles in Mumbai or India’s tech hubs.
- Students/graduates seeking a job-ready skill-set aligned with enterprise Java development.
Why Take This Course:
- Unique benefit: Covers both front-end (Angular/React) andback-end (Java, Spring Boot), end-to-end.
- Industry use-cases: Enterprise web-apps, e-commerce platforms, fintech dashboards, microservices APIs.
- Tools covered: Java 17/Java 11, Spring Boot, Hibernate/JPA, REST APIs, Angular or React, HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript, MySQL/PostgreSQL, Docker, Git, basic AWS or Azure deployment.
- Certification prep: Builds readiness for certifications (Oracle Java SE, Spring Professional) which add credibility for Mumbai recruiters.
- Hands-on projects: Each module includes mini-projects; course ends with a capstone full stack Java application you host live and present in portfolio.
Curriculum
- 11 Sections
- 0 Lessons
- 10 Weeks
- Target Audience:
- IT graduates, CS freshers
- Developers moving from frontend/backend to full stack
0 - Duration:6–8 months0
- Career Designations:
- Fresher:Junior Full Stack Developer, Frontend/Backend Developer
- Experienced:Full Stack Engineer, Tech Lead, Solutions Architect
0 - Chapter 1: Introduction to Full-Stack Java Development
- Learning objectives: Understand full-stack concept; roles & responsibilities; tech ecosystem.
- Keywords: full stack Java, full stack Java developer intro, Java full stack training
- Module 1.1: What is full-stack Java development? (keywords: full stack Java definition)
- Module 1.2: The Java ecosystem and major frameworks (keywords: Java ecosystem, Spring Boot overview)
- Module 1.3: Front-end meets back-end: how the layers integrate (keywords: Java front-end integration, REST API Java)
0 - Chapter 2: Java Programming Refresher & Back-End FundamentalsChapter 3: Spring Boot & Back-End Architecture0
- Chapter 3: Spring Boot & Back-End Architecture
- Learning objectives: Use Spring Boot to create APIs, understand architecture, connect to database.
- Keywords: Spring Boot full stack, Java backend Spring Boot tutorial
- Module 3.1: Overview of Spring Boot (keywords: Spring Boot introduction)
- Module 3.2: REST API development with Spring MVC (keywords: Spring Boot REST API, Java REST API tutorial)
- Module 3.3: Data persistence with Hibernate/JPA and MySQL/PostgreSQL (keywords: Hibernate tutorial, Java JPA tutorial)
- Module 3.4: Security basics: authentication & authorization (keywords: Spring Security tutorial, Java authentication Spring Boot)
0 - Chapter 4: Front-End Development with Angular (or React)
- Learning objectives: Use Spring Boot to create APIs, understand architecture, connect to database.
- Keywords: Spring Boot full stack, Java backend Spring Boot tutorial
- Module 3.1: Overview of Spring Boot (keywords: Spring Boot introduction)
- Module 3.2: REST API development with Spring MVC (keywords: Spring Boot REST API, Java REST API tutorial)
- Module 3.3: Data persistence with Hibernate/JPA and MySQL/PostgreSQL (keywords: Hibernate tutorial, Java JPA tutorial)
- Module 3.4: Security basics: authentication & authorization (keywords: Spring Security tutorial, Java authentication Spring Boot)
0 - Chapter 5: DevOps, Deployment & Cloud Integration
- Learning objectives: Containerise applications, deploy on cloud, monitor performance.
- Keywords: Java full stack deployment, Docker Spring Boot, AWS Java deployment
- Module 5.1: Version control with Git & branching strategies (keywords: Git full stack Java)
- Module 5.2: Containerising with Docker and basic Kubernetes (keywords: Docker Java tutorial, Kubernetes basics Java)
- Module 5.3: Deployment on AWS/Azure (keywords: AWS deployment Java, Azure Java full stack)
- Module 5.4: Monitoring, logging and performance tuning (keywords: Java application monitoring, Spring Boot logging)
0 - Chapter 6: Capstone Project & Portfolio Building
- Learning objectives: Design, build and launch a full-stack Java application; prepare a portfolio.
- Keywords: full stack Java project, Java full stack portfolio, Java full stack capstone
- Module 6.1: Project planning and architecture (keywords: Java project planning)
- Module 6.2: Building back-end modules (keywords: Java back-end project)
- Module 6.3: Building front-end modules & integration (keywords: Angular Java full stack project)
- Module 6.4: Deployment & showcase (keywords: Java deployment project)
0 - Career & Salary Insights — Mumbai IT MarketRelevant Job Roles/Titles: Java Full Stack Developer, Full Stack Java Engineer, Backend Java Developer (with front-end skills), Application Developer – Full Stack Java. Expected Salary Ranges (Mumbai):
- Freshers (0–1 yrs): typically starts around ₹4 L–₹7 L per annum.
- Early career (2–5 yrs): may scale to ₹8 L–₹15 L per annum.
- Experienced (5+ yrs) with strong full-stack Java portfolio: can scale to ₹16 L–₹30 L+ per annum. Demand Trends: In Mumbai’s IT/consulting/start-up ecosystem, full-stack Developer roles continue to grow. Recruiters are increasingly looking for developers who can cover both front-end and back-end (reducing handovers). Hybrid cloud and microservices work also drive demand. Recruiter Expectations:
- Proficiency in Java (core), Spring Boot, REST APIs.
- Hands-on with front-end frameworks (Angular or React) and experience integrating with Java back-ends.
- Database experience (MySQL/PostgreSQL or NoSQL), version control (Git), deployment workflows (Docker/AWS).
- Portfolio of live or sample applications; some work experience or internships valued.
0 - Practical OutcomesTools/Tech Stack Covered: Java 11/17, Spring Boot, Hibernate/JPA, REST APIs, MySQL/PostgreSQL, Angular or React, HTML5/CSS3/JavaScript, Git, Docker, AWS/Azure basic deployment.
Hands-On Projects and Capstone: Modules have mini-projects (e.g., build a REST API for to-do list; build a front-end dashboard and integrate with API). Capstone: design & implement a full-stack Java web application (front-end UI, back-end services, database, deployed on cloud) which you host live and include in your portfolio.
Assessment/Evaluation Approach: Quizzes at end of each chapter, coding assignments, peer-review of projects, final capstone evaluation by instructor panel.
Certification/Exam Mapping: The course prepares you for credible certifications: e.g., Oracle Java SE, Spring Framework Professional Certification (optional).
Portfolio Outcome: At the end you’ll have at least one live full-stack app you built and deployed. You’ll be ready to present your work in interviews.0