The self-instructional course on Advanced Java is now available on the distance learning platform of the Center for the Training and Improvement of Judicial Branch Servers (Ceajud), of the National Council of Justice (CNJ). The training was produced by the Justice 4.0 Program from the adaptation of the synchronous course held at the beginning of 2024, with a 40-hour workload, divided into 4 learning tracks.
Registrations can now be made directly on the Ceajud portal, and it is open to the whole of society. Basic knowledge of Java is required, especially data types, control structures, enumerations and data input and output.
The aim is to enable participants to develop and maintain software solutions using Java, allowing them to contribute to the implementation of the Digital Platform of the Judiciary (PDPJ-Br).
Sign in the Advanced Java course, by Justice 4.0.
About the course
The training, in partnership with the University of the city of Fortaleza (Unifor), is taught by Ronaldo Pinheiro Gonçalves Junior, who holds a master's degree in Applied Informatics and teaches at the Center for Technological Sciences of Unifor.
The course is divided into 4 learning tracks and it covers topics such as: Source code management and versioning of projects and REST APIs; Access authentication using the OAUTH2 protocol; Development of REST APIs using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud; Development of REST APIs for accessing databases and files; Development of REST APIs for managing message queues; Development of micro services; Documentation of REST APIs; and Development and consumption of REST APIs.
The teaching resources that make up the course provide a complete learning experience, including study material, video lessons and supplementary materials, such as a space dedicated to an introduction to the Oracle platform.
To receive the certificate, the course member must complete the compulsory assessment for each track and answer the assessment on the quality of the course.
Find out all the details in the Course Form.
Java training for the PDPJ-Br
The Justice 4.0 Program also offers other Java training courses aimed at the PDPJ-Br. In addition to the Advanced Java course, the Basic Java course is available on the Ceajud platform. The program has also offered training in the Angular Framework and Automated Testing, in synchronous format. In the future, the courses will be available in self-instructional format.
The full schedule can be accessed on the training page.
The Justice 4.0 Program is carried out by the CNJ in partnership with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), with the support of the Federal Justice Council (CJF), the Superior Court of Justice (STJ), the Superior Labor Court (TST), the Superior Council of Labor Justice (CSJT) and the Superior Electoral Court (TSE).
