CERTIFICATES
Java Persistence API with Framework Hibernate
OVERVIEW
This MCIT certification course introduces Hibernate, a popular open-source object/relational mapping (ORM) tool that helps Java developer’s store and access persistent objects. Topics covered include Hibernate configuration, the Hibernate mapping file, inheritance, collections, associations, and the Hibernate Query Language (HQL).
- 18 July 2025
- 30 Hours
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KEY FEATURES
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COURSE OUTLINE
Java Persistence API with Framework Hibernate
This module introduces Hibernate, a Java-based ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) framework, facilitating seamless interaction between Java applications and relational databases. It covers key concepts like persistent objects, mapping, and query language, streamlining database operations in Java development.
In this module on Configuration and Session Factory, the focus lies on setting up and configuring Hibernate for Java applications. It covers the creation of a Session Factory, a pivotal component for managing database connections and facilitating efficient communication between Java and relational databases.
This module on Mapping Associations explores how Hibernate establishes relationships between entities in a database, covering concepts like one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many associations. It emphasizes the effective mapping of these associations, enabling seamless navigation and data retrieval in Java applications.
In this module on Mapping Associations, the focus is on establishing relationships between entities in Hibernate, encompassing one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many associations. It emphasizes the effective mapping of these associations for streamlined data retrieval and interaction in Java applications.
This module introduces Hibernate Query Language (HQL), a powerful query language for retrieving and manipulating data from relational databases using object-oriented syntax. It covers HQL basics and advanced features, facilitating flexible and efficient data querying in Hibernate.
In the module on Criteria Queries, the focus is on Hibernate's Criteria API, providing a programmatic and type-safe approach to construct queries. It enables dynamic query generation, emphasizing flexibility and ease of expressing complex database queries in Java applications.
In the Queries module, Hibernate's query capabilities are explored, covering HQL, Criteria API, and native SQL queries. It emphasizes diverse approaches for data retrieval, enabling developers to choose the most suitable method based on project requirements and preferences.
SKILLS ACQUIRED
WHO SHOULD APPLY?
While we encourage all interested applicants to apply, to gain acceptance into our certification course you must:
Have a High School Diploma or equivalent, Complete an interview with a member of our Admissions Team, Commit to program and job search requirements.
Java Persistence API with Framework Hibernate Certification.
Upon completing this course, you will receive an industry-recognized certificate from MCIT.
- Receive an industry-recognized certificate from MCIT.
- Be prepared to take official Java Persistence API with Framework Hibernate .
INSTRUCTOR SPOTLIGHT
Toufik Lazri
Toufik is a University graduate in computer engineering and has been creating and implementing computer applications for over 25 years. He's been a valuable team member at MCIT for over 10 years teaching Java technologies. He is particularly known to transmit his knowledge in a clear and dynamic way to ensure students a successful transition to the job market.
