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Boot Camp Course Curriculum
(Boot Camp Phase @ College level)
Prepared By: Training Group
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Table of Contents
Topic: PLT (Programming Logics and Techniques) ___________________________________ 4
Course Objectives: ___________________________________________________________________________ 4
Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming Techniques_____________________________________________ 4
Computer Architecture - Physical & Logical _____________________________________________________________ 4
Types of Software ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4
Types of Programming ________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Programming Environment ____________________________________________________________________________ 5
Execution Environment Memory Layout _______________________________________________________________ 5
Programming Language Paradigms _____________________________________________________________________ 5
What is a Program? ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Algorithms __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Pseud code __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Flowcharts __________________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Flow Control Constructs ______________________________________________________________________________ 5
Implementing flow controlling in C _____________________________________________________________________ 5
Understanding variable scope (Global, Local) - ___________________________________________________________ 5
Modular Programming ________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Data Structures ______________________________________________________________________________________ 5
Topic: DBMS (DataBase Management System) _______________________________________ 6
Course Objectives: ___________________________________________________________________________ 6
Introduction to DBMS _________________________________________________________________________________ 6
DBMS Architecture ___________________________________________________________________________________ 6
Types of Databases ___________________________________________________________________________________ 6
Introduction to Data Modeling _________________________________________________________________________ 6
E-R Model (Using Chens notations) _____________________________________________________________________ 6
KEYS concept in RDBMS _______________________________________________________________________________ 7
Normalization _______________________________________________________________________________________ 7
ANSI SQL - Basic Operations ___________________________________________________________________________ 7
SQL - Advanced Operations____________________________________________________________________________ 7
Topic: OOPS (Object Oriented Programming) with C++ _______________________________ 9
Course Objectives: ___________________________________________________________________________ 9
Object Oriented programming Concepts ________________________________________________________________ 9
Additional features in C++ ____________________________________________________________________________ 9
Object Oriented Programming in C++ ___________________________________________________________________ 9
Object creation and referencing _______________________________________________________________________ 9
Static Members _____________________________________________________________________________________ 10
Associations as Object relationship ____________________________________________________________________ 10
Inheritance ________________________________________________________________________________________ 10
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Polymorphism ______________________________________________________________________________________ 10
Implementation of Hybrid Inheritance & Diamond problem _______________________________________________ 10
Topic: Web Concepts _________________________________________________________ 11
Course Objectives: __________________________________________________________________________ 11
Introduction to the Internet and the World Wide Web ___________________________________________________ 11
Understanding the concept of Protocols _______________________________________________________________ 11
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) ___________________________________________________________________ 11
Concepts of Cascading Style Sheets ___________________________________________________________________ 12
Introduction to Scripting Language ____________________________________________________________________ 12
Overview of HTML 5.0 _______________________________________________________________________________ 12
Introduction To jQuery ______________________________________________________________________________ 12
DOM Traversal- Selectors & Filters ____________________________________________________________________ 12
Events _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 13
eXtensible Markup Language _________________________________________________________________________ 13
Validations & Transformations ________________________________________________________________________ 13
Recommended topics to be referred after Boot Camp _______________________________ 14
Java Training Course Outline _________________________________________________________________________ 14
Microsoft .NET Programming (C#, ASP.NET) ____________________________________________________________ 14
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Fundamentals of Programming and Database Management System
Topic: PLT (Programming Logics and Techniques)
Course Objectives:
o Describe the major parts of a computing system
o Describe the compile, edit, debug, and execute cycle
o Recognize basic data types, variables, constants, operators, and expressions
o Identify and describe the properties of variables including values, scope, persistence and
size
o Explain control flow including selection, iteration and function calls
o Choose appropriate conditional and iteration constructs for a given programming task
o Implement, test, and debug algorithms for solving simple problems
o Describe parameter passing mechanisms
o Analyze the behavior of simple programs involving fundamental programming constructs (i.e., variables, types, expressions, assignment, simple I/O, conditional and iterative
control structures, functions and parameter passing, pointers)
o Design programs that use compound data types: arrays, structs, strings
o Recognize correct C programming language syntax
o Describe top-down design and step-wise refinement
o Explain the importance of algorithms and data structures in the problem-solving process
o Explain type conversion and type incompatibility
o Recognize and apply standard libraries
o Describe various simple problem-solving techniques
Introduction to Problem Solving and Programming Techniques
Computer Architecture - Physical & Logical
Types of Software
o System Software
o Application Software
o Utilities (Compilers & Interpreters)
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Types of Programming
Programming Environment
o Lifecycle of compilation process in C (Preprocessing, Compilation, Linking & Execution)
Execution Environment Memory Layout
o Basic Data Types, Operators & Expressions
Programming Language Paradigms
What is a Program?
o Structure of C Program
Algorithms
Pseud code
Flowcharts
Flow Control Constructs
o Conditional
o Looping
Implementing flow controlling in C
Understanding variable scope (Global, Local) -
o Auto & Extern in C
Modular Programming
o Functions in C
Return type
void type
Parameters (Call by value)
Function prototype
Data Structures
o Arrays (up to 2 dimensional)
o Overview of Linked List (Only Theory)
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Topic: DBMS (DataBase Management System)
Course Objectives:
o Understand the role of a database management system in an organization.
o Understand basic database concepts, including the structure and operation of the relational
data model.
o Construct simple and moderately advanced database queries using Structured Query
Language (SQL).
o Understand and successfully apply logical database design principles, including E-R
diagrams and database normalization.
o Describe and discuss selected advanced database topics, such as distributed database systems and the data warehouse.
Introduction to DBMS
o Explain the need for a database
o Explain the File-Based Systems
o Define Database & DBMS
o Explain some of the features of DBMS
o Identify the usage of Database
DBMS Architecture
o Explain the Three-level architecture of DBMS
o Explain the functions of Database Systems
o Describe the overall system architecture
Types of Databases
o Explain the structure of Data
o Explain the process of data access in various data-models
Introduction to Data Modeling
o Explain the steps involved in the database designing pattern
o Design a Conceptual database using ER model
E-R Model (Using Chens notations)
o Explain the concepts of Relational Data Model
o Explain the role of relational operators
o Convert an ER Model into tables
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KEYS concept in RDBMS
o Super Key
o Candidate Key
o Integrity Constraints in DBMS
Normalization
o Explain the role of Normalization in database design
o Explain the steps in Normalization
o Types of Normal Forms 1NF, 2NF, 3NF
ANSI SQL - Basic Operations
o Write Queries using SQL select statements (DQL)
a. SELECT
o Work with SQL Operators
a. IN, BETWEEN, NOT, LIKE
o Work with SQL Functions
a. Aggregate functions like SUM, MAX, AVG etc.
o Work with SQL clauses
a. GROUP BY, ORDER BY, HAVING
o Work with the SQL Data Definition Language (DDL)
a. CREATE, ALTER, DROP, TRUNCATE
o Work with the SQL Data Manipulation Language (DML)
a. INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
SQL - Advanced Operations
o Sub-queries
a. Single & Multiple row
o Develop queries using SQL Joins
a. INNER
b. OUTER
i. RIGHT OUTER
ii. LEFT OUTER
iii. FULL OUTER
c. SELF
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o Introduction to views (Theory of Simple & Complex views)
a. CREATE, ALTER & DROP Simple View
o Overview of Indexes (Theory of Clustered & Non-Clustered)
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Topic: OOPS (Object Oriented Programming) with C++
Course Objectives:
o To prepare object-oriented design for small/medium scale problems
o To demonstrate the differences between traditional imperative design and object-oriented
design
o To explain class structures as fundamental, modular building blocks
o To understand the role of inheritance, polymorphism, dynamic binding and generic
structures in building reusable code
o To write small/medium scale C++ programs
Object Oriented programming Concepts
o Distinction from procedural approach o Class as a blue-print o Why to use the concept of classes o Object and their attributes o Data Abstraction - Dealing with the data in the real world terms o Data Encapsulation o Inheritance (Reusability & Extensibility) o Messages - Interface to an object o Polymorphism
o Incorporating future needs o Economy of expression
o Class Hierarchy - Relationship definitions o Generalization o Specialization
Additional features in C++
o Function overloading o Default arguments o Inline functions o Reference types
Object Oriented Programming in C++
o Writing a class: Data members and member functions o Data types & basic Operator in C++ o Encapsulation
o Access modifiers: private, protected & public o Abstraction
o Using member functions & manipulating data members
Object creation and referencing
o Constructor & Destructor- Why we need them? o Constructor Overloading o Concept of Pointers to object o Copy Constructor o Dynamic object creation using new and delete operators
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Static Members
o Requirement of Static Data Members o Static Functions o Differences in static and non-static members
Associations as Object relationship
o What is Object relationship? o Association o Aggregation o Composition o Containment in C++ o Implementing Association in C++
Inheritance
o Concept of Inheritance - Deviation from traditional approach o Types of Inheritance (Concept)
o Single o Multiple o Multilevel o Hierarchical o Hybrid
o Reusability - Protecting the investment of earlier efforts o Concept of base and derived classes o How to design reusable classes o Dos and Donts of reusable classes o Whats overriding all about o Accessing members of the base class
Polymorphism
o Static Binding v/s Dynamic Binding o Whats Polymorphism all about o How does it cater to economy of expression o Why use Polymorphism o When to use polymorphism o Concept of common mechanism o How to identify a common mechanism o Whats Virtual Method all about o Pure Virtual Functions
Implementation of Hybrid Inheritance & Diamond problem
o What is diamond problem? o Resolving diamond problem
o Using scope resolution o Using virtual keyword in Inheritance
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Topic: Web Concepts
Course Objectives:
o Write syntactically correct HTTP messages and describe the semantics of common HTTP
methods and header fields
o Discuss differences between URIs, URNs, and URLs, and demonstrate a detailed
understanding of http-scheme URLs, both relative and absolute
o Describe the actions, including those related to the cache, performed by a browser in the
process of visiting a Web address
o Write a valid standards-conformant HTML document involving a variety of element types, including hyperlinks, images, lists, tables, and forms
o Use CSS to implement a variety of presentation effects in HTML and XML documents,
including explicit positioning of elements
o Give the distinguishing characteristic of scripting languages
o Discuss the reasons for and effects of nonstandard client-side scripting language characteristics, such as limited data types, dynamic variable types and properties, and
extensive use of automatic type conversion
o Write a client-side function that uses a regular expression to validate form entry and, if an
entry is invalid, displays an error message rather than submitting the form
o Recognize and correct validity errors in XML documents
o Discuss how XML DTDs differ from XML schemas
Introduction to the Internet and the World Wide Web
o What is Internet
o What is the World Wide Web?
o Difference between URL, URI, URN
o Anatomy of a Web Page
o Comparing Web Site Projects and Web Application Projects
o Proxy Servers & Firewalls
Understanding the concept of Protocols
o Hypertext Transport Protocol (HTTP)
o HTTP request ; HTTP response ; HTML -Web page
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
o What is a Markup Language & its History
o Concepts of Tags & Entities
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o Creating a simple Web Page
o Images & Links in a Web Page
o Tables & Forms
Concepts of Cascading Style Sheets
o Introduction to Cascading style Sheets
o Concept of ID and Class selector
Introduction to Scripting Language
o The need for Scripting Language
o Difference between Server Side Scripting and Client Side scripting
o Introduction to JavaScript
o Functions: In-built and User defined
o Overview of event handling using JavaScript
o Overview of regular expressions eMail ID validation
o Validating an Basic HTML form
Overview of HTML 5.0
o Introduction to HTML5
o Symantec elements
o Form elements
o Media elements
Introduction To jQuery
o What is jQuery?
o jQuery Vs Other JavaScript Libraries
o Download the Library
o Using Google Content Deliver Network (CDN)
o The jQuery Function Object
o jQuery Simple Demo
DOM Traversal- Selectors & Filters
o Basic Selectors
o Hierarchy Selectors
o Selection By Attribute
o Basic Filters in jQuery
o jQuery Method Chaining
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Events
o Events Overview
o jQuery event model
eXtensible Markup Language
o Why XML?
o XML Architecture- Building Flexible three- tier web applications
o XML a universal data format
o Benefits of XML
o Business benefits of XML
o Technology benefits of XML
o Well formed documents
o Well formed rules
o Parsing XML documents
o Data verses Markup
o Creating an XML document
o Comments
o Processing Instructions
o Classification of the character data between the tags
o The DOCTYPE declaration
o Attributes
Validations & Transformations
o Validating XML Document against:
o DTD
Declaring of Elements
Declaring Attributes
o XML Schemas- XSD
Creating a schema file
Creating Simple Data Types and Complex Types
Creating attributes
Usage of Group, AttributeGroup, Choice elements
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Recommended topics to be referred after Boot Camp
Java Training Course Outline
o Getting Started with OOPS and Java o Data types and Variables o Operators and Expressions o Control Flow o Arrays o Introducing Classes o Inheritance in Java o Inner Classes and Packages o Exception Handling o Input/Output Streams o MultiThreading in Java o Collection Framework and Generics
Microsoft .NET Programming (C#, ASP.NET)
o .NET Framework4.0
MicroSoft .NET Overview
.NET Languages
o C#.NET
C# Languages Basics
Object Oriented Language and OOPS Concepts
Memory Management
Exceptional Handling
Operator Overloading