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Java Servlet Development: From Basics to Real-World Projects
Coursera MOOC / Non-credit 0

Java Servlet Development: From Basics to Real-World Projects

About this course

This specialization equips learners with end-to-end expertise in Java Servlets for backend web development. From foundational servlet architecture and HTTP request handling to real-time integration with JDBC, JSP, and JavaMail APIs, learners will gain practical experience by developing full-stack web applications. Through hands-on case studies—like an Email Marketing Tool and Online Admission System—students will explore authentication, session management, form handling, and database connectivity using Tomcat, MySQL, and PostgreSQL. Designed for future backend developers and Java web programmers, this specialization builds practical implementation skills aligned with real-world enterprise solutions.

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What you'll learn

  • understanding of servlet architecture
  • handling HTTP requests
  • integration with JDBC, JSP, and JavaMail APIs
  • experience in developing full-stack web applications
  • knowledge of authentication and session management
  • working with databases like MySQL and PostgreSQL

Course objectives

  • equip learners with end-to-end expertise in Java Servlets
  • build practical implementation skills aligned with real-world enterprise solutions
Web Development #full-stack development #postgresql #database connectivity #authentication #jdbc #jsp #web development #java servlets #java mail #session management #mysql #tomcat #http requests
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