Core JAVA & Multithreading MASTERY Training by Gaurvendra Singh

The Core Java & Multithreading Mastery Course is an advanced online program designed for learners who want to gain deep expertise in Java programming, from fundamentals to multithreading and modern Java features. This course is ideal for computer science students, developers, and professionals aiming to strengthen their Java skills for academic, professional, or industry applications.

The course combines conceptual understanding, hands-on coding, and real-world applications to ensure learners not only understand Java syntax and object-oriented programming but also master modern Java 8+ features, collections, generics, and concurrency mechanisms. By the end of the course, students will be able to develop robust, scalable, and multithreaded Java applications confidently.

What Students Will Learn

Phase 1: Java Fundamentals & Environment Setup

• The Big Picture: JDK vs. JRE vs. JVM; How Java achieves "Write Once, Run Anywhere."

• Setup: Installing JDK 17/21, setting up IntelliJ IDEA/Eclipse, and Environment Variables.

• Language Basics: Variables, Data Types (Primitives vs. Objects), and Type Casting.

• Control Flow: If-Else, Switch (Modern Syntax), For/While/Do-While loops.

• Memory Basics: Introduction to Stack vs. Heap memory.

Phase 2: Object-Oriented Programming (The 4 Pillars)

• Classes & Objects: Defining blueprints, Constructors (Default vs. Parameterized).

• Encapsulation: Using Private fields and Getters/Setters for data security.

• Inheritance: Reusing code with extends and super.

• Polymorphism: Method Overloading vs. Method Overriding.

• Abstraction: Abstract Classes vs. Interfaces (The "Contract" of programming).

• Pro-Tip: Explain how Barclays uses Interfaces to define standard behaviours across different payment gateways.

Phase 3: Java Collections Framework (In-Depth)

• List Interface: ArrayList vs. LinkedList vs. Vector (When to use which?).

• Set Interface: HashSet (Internal working), LinkedHashSet, and TreeSet (Sorting).

• Map Interface: HashMap (Buckets & Hashing), LinkedHashMap, and TreeMap.

• Queue & Deque: PriorityQueue and ArrayDeque for specialised data flows.

• Sorting: Using Comparable and Comparator for custom object sorting.

Phase 4: Exception Handling & Generics

• Try-Catch-Finally: Managing Runtime vs. Compile-time errors.

• Custom Exceptions: Creating your own exception classes for business logic.

• Generics: Writing Type-Safe code and avoiding ClassCastException.

Phase 5: Java 8+ Modern Features (The "Game Changers")

• Lambda Expressions: Writing concise, functional code.

• Functional Interfaces: @FunctionalInterface, Predicate, Consumer, and Supplier.

• Stream API: filter(), map(), reduce(), and collect() for data processing.

• Optional Class: Eliminating the "Billion Dollar Mistake" (NullPointerExceptions).

• Default & Static Methods: Adding logic to interfaces without breaking implementers.

Phase 6: Multithreading & Concurrency

• Thread Basics: Creating threads via Thread class and Runnable interface.

• Thread Lifecycle: Start, Run, Sleep, Join, and Wait/Notify.

• Synchronisation: Locks, synchronized blocks, and preventing Race Conditions.

• Executor Framework: ThreadPools, Callable and Future for professional async tasks.

Teaching Method

The course is delivered online through live interactive sessions combining theory, coding demonstrations, and hands-on exercises. The teaching approach includes:

• Step-by-step explanations of complex Java concepts

• Practical examples and mini coding exercises

• Problem-solving using real-world scenarios

• Guidance on writing clean, efficient, and robust code

• Regular doubt-clearing sessions and feedback

Learners gain experience implementing both basic and advanced Java applications in real-world scenarios.

Why This Tutor

Gaurvendra Singh emphasizes clarity, practical implementation, and concept mastery. The teaching methodology ensures learners build strong object-oriented and advanced Java skills while preparing them for professional coding tasks, software development roles, or academic excellence. Students are supported in applying concepts through exercises, projects, and hands-on coding practices.

Benefits & Outcomes

After completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Write robust, scalable, and multithreaded Java applications

• Apply object-oriented programming concepts effectively

• Use Java collections, generics, and modern Java 8+ features

• Handle concurrency and synchronization in real-world projects

• Prepare for Java-related roles in software development and IT

• Enhance problem-solving and coding efficiency

This course equips learners with both foundational and advanced Java skills essential for industry readiness.