Customized Training Courses:
JSF 2, PrimeFaces, Ajax, jQuery, GWT, JSP, Servlets, Android, HTML5,
Spring, Hibernate/JPA, RESTful Web Services, Hadoop, &
Java 7&8 Programming
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this is the best organized, most pragmatic and
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“The best instructor-led
course I have attended, by far.”
“Best short course ever!”
“Compared to the other short courses I have taken, this one completely redefined my scale from 1-10.”
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Looking for short hands-on training classes
on JSF 2.0, PrimeFaces, Ajax, jQuery, GWT, servlets, JSP, Spring, Hibernate/JPA, REST, Hadoop, Android, or Java programming
taught at your company by Marty Hall? If you have a group of
at least eight interested developers (10 for courses outside the US or Canada),
contact Marty to arrange a course
at your location. Courses are available in any country, and have been given in N. America,
Central America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
Distinctive features of Marty's training:
Experienced instructor who can answer tough questions and
show best practices.
Marty & Java inventor James Gosling at
Marty's car.
With the big training vendors, you don't even know
the instructor's name before the class begins, much less their credentials.
Marty is an experienced real-world developer, award-winning
instructor, conference speaker on servlets and JSP (including five
times at JavaOne), and author of six popular J2EE books
from Prentice Hall and Sun Microsystems Press.
Core Servlets & JavaServer
Pages is the most popular servlet and JSP book internationally,
with translations in Bulgarian, Chinese (both traditional
and simplified script), Czech, French,
German, Hebrew, Japanese, Korean, Macedonian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.
Marty also teaches in the Johns Hopkins University part-time graduate program
in Computer Science, where he directs the Java and Web-related concentration area.
Click here for more details.
Well-tested courses.
Marty has taught J2EE training courses in
Canada, Australia, Japan, Puerto Rico, Mexico, India, Cambodia, Norway,
the Philippines, and dozens of US venues.
Clients for on-site Java
courses include VeriSign, the NY Stock Exchange (SIAC), State Farm Insurance,
General Motors, Hewlett Packard, Lexmark International, TransCanada Pipelines, Raytheon, Learjet,
Los Alamos National Labs, Genomica, the U.S. Navy, General
Dynamics, Banco Popular, Titan Corporation, the University of Michigan,
Context Integration, the University
of Utah Hospital, ESI, SAIC, NSA, CIA, and dozens of others.
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No using your developers as guinea pigs!
Flexible schedules.
Courses are available in any city worldwide, and have been taught in dozens
of US venues and 9 other countries. However, Maryland-area companies have extra flexibility in the course schedules,
since Marty is local. In addition to the full-day courses offered in all locations, Maryland companies can book the courses in the
late afternoons or early evenings. Even weekends are possible! For example, Marty has done about a dozen courses that met once or twice a
week from 4:30-6:30 pm (or similar) so that the students did not lose billable hours.
Course materials developed by the instructor.
Marty personally developed all of
his own materials, much of it based on his best-selling books. They thoroughly cover
the basics, introduce advanced topics, include many meaty code examples, and show plenty of
live running applications. They also discuss best practices, design strategies,
and efficiency issues.
Most of the big
training vendors hire someone to create the course materials, then bring in some
inexperienced flunky to regurgitate them to the class.
Public (open-enrollment) training courses
Onsite courses are cheaper and more convenient for organizations that
have medium to large sized groups of developers. But, in order to serve
organizations with only one or two developers that need training, coreservlets.com
periodically offers public versions of some of the most popular courses.
The next public offerings will be on Java 7 programming, Android programming,
Web application development with JSF2 (and PrimeFaces), Rich Internet Applications with Ajax (and jQuery), GWT programming,
Hadoop, Java EE programming with Spring, Java persistence with Hibernate and JPA,
and Web Services (RESTful and SOAP-based).
The 2012 courses are co-sponsored by Johns Hopkins Engineering for Professionals
and will be held at JHU/Dorsey in Elkridge Maryland (5 minutes from BWI airport).
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A variety of complementary course offerings.
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Marty personally teaches the following courses (click for detailed course descriptions):
In addition, Marty reviews/edits courses taught by colleagues. These courses are developed by experts who
work daily with the technologies, and the materials are thoroughly reviewed
by Marty. Course topics include:
Customizable content.
Want a class on JSF 2 or Spring or Hadoop, but need some
review of basic Java first? No problem. Want to move extra fast because your
developers are experienced? Piece of cake. Need to combine some
basic JSF topics with thorough coverage of PrimeFaces? Just say the word. Want an Ajax and jQuery
course, but first need a crash course on JavaScript syntax, first-class functions, and the DOM?
Simply let us know. Want training on GWT, but need a review of basic server-side Java techniques
first? Tell us what you need.
Every onsite course is fully customized to the needs and backgrounds of your developers.
Competitive prices.
Marty's public training courses
are typically at least 10% cheaper than the canned courses
from the big training vendors. And his courses include a textbook,
a bound student notebook, exercises, exercise solutions, and all
necessary software (for onsite courses).
Onsite courses at your location are even cheaper, since there
are no venue rental costs. Plus, your developers don't have to pay travel costs.
Through a cooperative agreement with aacc.edu, we have two extra options for our onsite courses:
- Continuing Education Units (CEUs). If you need CEU's for your training, this can
be arranged! Contact Marty
for details.
- Accredited Educational Institution. With some organizations, courses can be paid
by corporate tuition reimbursement plans (rather than project or department training budgets)
only if the courses are taught by an accredited college.
Most coreservlets.com courses can be taught through Anne Arundel Community College (aacc.edu).
First contact Marty and arrange a specific course curriculum.
Then, we propose this course to aacc.edu for review. If they approve, then the customer contracts
directly with aacc.edu for the course, but the course is still taught onsite at your organization by
Marty Hall, and the course does not change in any way. Since Marty's courses focus on specialized Java EE
and Ajax development, and since Marty teaches similar topics in his courses in the Johns Hopkins part-time
graduate program in computer science, getting approval by aacc.edu is virtually guaranteed. There is some
extra cost and paperwork involved in this option, so it is best reserved only for organizations that
need CEU's or where it is important that the offering come directly from an accredited college.
Unconditional guarantee.
If you are not completely satisfied with the course, we will refund
the full cost. No questions asked.
Contact the course instructor
at hall@coreservlets.com
for more details or to arrange an onsite training class.
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