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FULL STACK SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

This course will teach students front end and back end techniques necessary to build web applications. Students will learn how to make websites interactive, how to structure and manage content for websites in databases, and how to create data driven web applications.

What Will You Learn?

  • Create web pages using HTML elements, attributes, and values
  • Design, style, and enhance web pages using CSS selectors, properties, positioning methods, and animation
  • Add functionality to a web page, access data, and manipulate data using JavaScript
  • Identify key career-building skills for production-level web development
  • Reactjs
  • Laravel

Course Content

Module 1: HTML

Module 2: CSS

Module 3: JAVASCRIPT, PART I

Module 4: JAVASCRIPT, PART II

Module 5: REACTJS
Reactjs is the best and most popular framework for front-end development. In this topic you will learn:

Module 6: NodeJS
Nodejs is a great skill to have. It is JS based, and it completes the javascript full stack experience. In this module, you will learn the following:

Module 7: MongoDB
This is a data driven schema-less NoSql database. It is a great tool to know. The syntax is very similar to javascript making it much easier to learn. You can use this for projects of any size and is also very easy to scale up or down depending on your requirements. In this module, you will learn:

Module 8: PYTHON
Learn the basics of python and use it to develop applications. Also learn to work with mongodb in python. This additional language is a value-added skill as python is increasingly in demand for full stack projects. In this module, you will learn:

Module 9: VCS
Learn version control with Git. This is a bankable skill for every web developer so that they can collaborate and work as a team while working individually. It is also imperative to use VCS so that you can simplify the work on identifying errors and also store every piece of coding that you’ve worked on.

Module 10: Android Development with Kotlin

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