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Introduction to Web Development
Students who take Introduction to Web Development are introduced to HTML, CSS, and client-server architecture. They get hands-on experience creating static web pages and learn about the data flow between clients and servers. This introductory session lays the groundwork for a more thorough examination of web development concepts and procedures..
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Front-End Development
Front-End Development introduces students to JavaScript for dynamic webpage functionalities and DOM manipulation. They explore responsive design principles for seamless user experiences across devices and harness CSS frameworks like Bootstrap for efficient styling and layout creation.
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Advanced Front-End Development
JavaScript frameworks such as React.js and Vue.js, which emphasize component-based architecture for scalable applications, are introduced in Advanced Front-End Development. Students learn how to handle data effectively in intricate web interfaces by delving into state management with Redux or Vuex. This session offers learners with crucial tools and concepts for advanced front-end development.
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Back-End Development Basics
Node.js and Express.js are introduced in Back-End Development Basics as tools for developing server-side applications and creating RESTful APIs. By efficiently managing HTTP requests and responses, students lay the groundwork for future back-end development of online applications.
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Database Management
Students learn about SQL and NoSQL databases through Database Management, with a focus on MongoDB's scalability and flexibility. They become proficient in Mongoose CRUD operations, which streamline data administration and interaction in MongoDB databases. This curriculum gives students the fundamental database skills they need to construct reliable back-end systems for web applications.
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Authentication and Authorization
Role-based access control, user authentication implementation, and security best practices are all included in authentication and authorization. Pupils gain knowledge about user access management, web application security, and effective vulnerability mitigation. For online applications to guarantee the security and integrity of data, this module is essential.
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Deployment and DevOps
Git version control, AWS and Heroku deployment methodologies, and CI/CD pipelines for software delivery automation are all included in the deployment and DevOps domain. Students gain knowledge about how to guarantee continuous integration and deployment of web applications, work together productively with version control, and expedite application deployment. Learning the deployment and DevOps techniques that are critical to contemporary web development workflows requires completion of this lesson.
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Advanced Topics
Advanced Topics explores testing, debugging, and optimizing performance in web development, alongside implementing websockets for real-time communication. Students master techniques to ensure code reliability, enhance application speed, and enable dynamic interactions, crucial for advanced web development projects.
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Project Work (Personal Budget Tracker)
Create a budget tracking tool where users can input their income and expenses and track their spending over time. Include features like categorizing expenses, setting budget limits, and generating reports.