START
25th Mar
FORMAT
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DURATION
5 MONTHS
LANGUAGE
ENGLISH
- Hands on experience
- Interactive learning
- Job Assistance Till you get placed
- 1-1 dedicated mentorship
- 10+ tools and technologies
- 700+ assignments
- 10+ projects
- Life time access to the course and certificate
- 5 Months of internship Certificate
93% of our students get employed
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What does a Full Stack Developer do??
Career Opportunities
Freelance
During the transition from one profession to another, many novice web developers prefer to start with freelancing projects, & knowledge of the front end & back end tools & skills provide huge opportunities for additional income.
Vertical Growth
The diversity of the skills after full stack python development course allow you to grow junior into management in any of mentioned directions: Front End, Back End, Full Stack
Career Transition
Overtime you can also make a transition to other professions like:
Softwere Architect, Softwere Engineer, Product Manager, Founder of Tech Startup
Why Full Stack Development?
- High Demand For Universal Specialists
- Career Growth Opportunities
- Lack of Good Developers on the Market
Result After Course
You will become a certified Full Stack Developer who got a job offer to join company in an Agile environment
- Design, develope & maintain coding standards
- Review & analyze specifications & requirements
- Design, develope & support front-end website architechure
- Design, develop & support back-eng website applications
- Ensure cross-platform optimization
- Create clean code with good documentations
- Identity & correct bugs
- Implement security & data protection
- Show excellent communication, analytical & problem solving skills
- Create CV, portfolio on Git & pass interviews
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With our human-powered approach, you can achieve success
1. Become a part of a thriving community by:
- Calls on a regular basis
- Work on a group project
- Sessions en direct
2. Personalised help from mentors
- Regular calls
- Group project work
- Live sessions
3. Take practice sessions with a Career coach
- Optimise your CV and Linkedin
- Prepare for Screening and technical interviews
- Get referred to our Hiring partners
What you learn in 5 months course
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Syllabus
| `1 | what is web development |
| `2 | what does web development do |
| `3 | different types of web development : frontend and backend |
| `4 | what is frontend, and its roadmap |
| `5 | what is backend, and its roadmap |
| `6 | what is mean stack |
| `7 | furure of mean stack developer |
| `8 | what is mern stack |
| `9 | future of mern stack developer |
| `10 | what is full stack developer |
| `11 | roles and responsibilities of full stack developer |
| `12 | future of full stack developer |
| `1 | what is html |
| `2 | html elements and attributes |
| `3 | creating links |
| `4 | creating tables |
| `5 | creating forms |
| `6 | creating lists with its types |
| `7 | working with semantic elements |
| `8 | implementing the media objects like images, videos and audios |
| `9 | creating sample page structure |
| `10 | what is css, its usage in html |
| `11 | different ways of styles to content |
| `12 | understanding about colors, fonts usage |
| `13 | different types of properties |
| `14 | implementing custon styling: class and id |
| `15 | creating the sample blog page |
| `16 | understanding the usage of media queries |
| `17 | creating the sample page with responsive |
| `18 | implementing the flexbox |
| `19 | implementing the grid layout page |
| `20 | understanding bem usage |
| `21 | creating the sample project with html and css |
| `22 | what is bootstrap, its usage |
| `23 | understanding the different resolutions, layouts |
| `24 | implementing the fixed, fluid, and break layouts |
| `25 | creating the common layout |
| `26 | starting of components in bootstrap |
| `27 | creating the nice table design |
| `28 | implementing lists, lisgroups |
| `29 | understanding about forms: horizontal, inline, vertical |
| `30 | creating the form design with all the fields |
| `31 | creating forms with input groups |
| `32 | creating buttons, different styles and button groups |
| `33 | implementing images with text, alignment of images, and its styles |
| `34 | creating navigations, and responsive navigations |
| `35 | creating modal dialogs, tab based contents |
| `36 | understanding cards, implementing cards and its different styles |
| `37 | creating the sample shopping cart responsive webpage |
| `1 | what is javascript, features, advantages |
| `2 | different ways of usage with html, css |
| `3 | understanding about identifiers, keywords |
| `4 | displaying the data or value using javascript |
| `5 | understanding about console, dialog boxes and document |
| `6 | declaring variables using let, const, assigning values, accessing those values |
| `7 | implementing decision making statements |
| `8 | implementing loop statements |
| `9 | understanding about arrays |
| `10 | understanding the usage of functions |
| `11 | function calls and its definitions |
| `12 | reusability of functions |
| `13 | functions with passing parameters |
| `14 | return statement usage |
| `15 | implementing anonymous functions, call back functions |
| `16 | implementing arrow functions, nested functions and closures usage |
| `17 | understanding about DOM |
| `18 | dom selectors |
| `19 | event listeners |
| `20 | dom styling |
| `21 | getters and setters |
| `22 | dom manipulation |
| `23 | different builtin objects: window, screen, location, history |
| `24 | timers: setTimeout and setInterval |
| `25 | date and time, math operations |
| `26 | sorting of an arrays |
| `27 | understanding the concept of object, object literal |
| `28 | implementing the concept of json |
| `29 | creating objects |
| `30 | understanding about object oriented programming |
| `31 | creating class and object usage |
| `32 | capturing and bubbling phase |
| `33 | borrowing methods: apply, call and bind |
| `34 | use strict mode |
| `35 | error handling or exception handling |
| `36 | usage of regular expressions |
| `37 | validating fields with regular expressions |
| `38 | implementing es6 features |
| `39 | local storage and session storage usage |
| `40 | what is promise, its usage |
| `41 | implementing promise with exeption handling |
| `42 | usage of async, await with promise |
| `43 | what is jquery, its advantages |
| `44 | understanding the syntax of jquery |
| `45 | creating the first program in jquery |
| `46 | what is selectors, and its usage |
| `47 | compound css selectors |
| `48 | custom selectors |
| `49 | events implementation |
| `50 | effects like show or hide or toggle |
| `51 | call back functions in jquery |
| `52 | animation effects |
| `53 | chaining |
| `54 | get and set contents |
| `55 | get and set attributes |
| `56 | inserting, removing contents |
| `57 | get and set classes |
| `58 | traversing ancestors and descendants |
| `59 | traversing siblings |
| `60 | what is ajax, usage |
| `61 | ajax load with contents |
| `62 | get and post methods |
| `63 | noconflict |
| `1 | what is reactjs, features, advantages |
| `2 | setting up the nodejs, to create the reactjs projects |
| `3 | creating the reactjs first project |
| `4 | understanding the flow of reactjs project |
| `5 | what is component and its types |
| `6 | different types of components: class and functional components |
| `7 | working with assets, static files like html, css, images, javascripts in components |
| `8 | what is important props and how to use it |
| `9 | accessing the props into components or property binding |
| `10 | what is a state object |
| `11 | difference between the state and props |
| `12 | working with events, event handlers |
| `13 | different types of binding: one way and two way property binding |
| `14 | handling the user inputs from forms |
| `15 | what is routing, creating pages, separating components |
| `16 | creating routing to all pages |
| `17 | creating the simple crud operations |
| `18 | what is rest api, and accessing the data from the resource url |
| `19 | what is materialui, creating the simple program with materialui |
| `20 | difference between bootstrap and materialui |
| `21 | creating the simple form validation |
| `22 | what is an observable, subscribe |
| `23 | implementing the concept of observable and subscribe |
| `24 | what is webpack, babel and its usage |
| `25 | what is redux, understanding the flow of redux in react application |
| `26 | create the simple concept with redux using webpack, babel |
| `27 | what is saga and its use with redux |
| `28 | creating the simple concept with the combination of redux and saga |
| `29 | what is life cycle hooks and its importance in application |
| `30 | different types or stages of life cycle hooks |
| `31 | understanding the 3 phases of life cycle hooks: mounting, update and unmounting |
| `32 | creating the application with life cycle hooks |
| `33 | implementing rest ap with life cycle hooks |
| `34 | implementing life cycle hooks with functional components |
| `35 | implementing life cycle hooks with class components |
| `36 | what is styled components and creating the simple concept |
| `37 | what is contextapi and implementation |
| `38 | creating the application with protected routing |
| `39 | writing the unit test code to the components |
| `40 | creating the single page application with reactjs |
| `1 | what is reactjs, features, advantages |
| `2 | setting up the nodejs, to create the reactjs projects |
| `3 | creating the reactjs first project |
| `4 | understanding the flow of reactjs project |
| `5 | what is component and its types |
| `6 | different types of components: class and functional components |
| `7 | working with assets, static files like html, css, images, javascripts in components |
| `8 | what is important props and how to use it |
| `9 | accessing the props into components or property binding |
| `10 | what is a state object |
| `11 | difference between the state and props |
| `12 | working with events, event handlers |
| `13 | different types of binding: one way and two way property binding |
| `14 | handling the user inputs from forms |
| `15 | what is routing, creating pages, separating components |
| `16 | creating routing to all pages |
| `17 | creating the simple crud operations |
| `18 | what is rest api, and accessing the data from the resource url |
| `19 | what is materialui, creating the simple program with materialui |
| `20 | difference between bootstrap and materialui |
| `21 | creating the simple form validation |
| `22 | what is an observable, subscribe |
| `23 | implementing the concept of observable and subscribe |
| `24 | what is webpack, babel and its usage |
| `25 | what is redux, understanding the flow of redux in react application |
| `26 | create the simple concept with redux using webpack, babel |
| `27 | what is saga and its use with redux |
| `28 | creating the simple concept with the combination of redux and saga |
| `29 | what is life cycle hooks and its importance in application |
| `30 | different types or stages of life cycle hooks |
| `31 | understanding the 3 phases of life cycle hooks: mounting, update and unmounting |
| `32 | creating the application with life cycle hooks |
| `33 | implementing rest ap with life cycle hooks |
| `34 | implementing life cycle hooks with functional components |
| `35 | implementing life cycle hooks with class components |
| `36 | what is styled components and creating the simple concept |
| `37 | what is contextapi and implementation |
| `38 | creating the application with protected routing |
| `39 | writing the unit test code to the components |
| `40 | creating the single page application with reactjs |
| `25 | what is expressjs and its use |
| `26 | differences between nodejs and expressjs |
| `27 | features of expressjs |
| `28 | creating the first program in expressjs |
| `29 | implementing Url building |
| `30 | implementing middleware functions |
| `31 | understanding about routes |
| `32 | usage of different methods GET, POST, PUT, DELETE |
| `33 | creating the simple crud operations in expressjs |
| `34 | understanding about the tools of API like Postman and Insomia |
| `35 | checking the route Urls in the tools |
| `36 | creating web application using expressjs |
| `37 | implement the JSON in expressjs |
| `38 | understanding about Promise, Async and Await |
| `1 | what is database |
| `2 | how many types of databases |
| `3 | differences between the sql and nosql |
| `4 | what is mongodb, its features |
| `5 | setting up the mongodb environment |
| `6 | understanding the terminology: database, collection, documents |
| `7 | working with database creation, dropping |
| `8 | creating the collections in database |
| `9 | dropping the collection from database |
| `10 | inserting the documents into collections |
| `11 | updating the documents from collections |
| `12 | removing the documents from collections |
| `13 | writing the different select or retrieving queries with conditions |
| `14 | creating the authentication and authorization |
| `15 | understanding and implementing the aggregations |
| `16 | what is indexes and how to work with indexes |
| `17 | creating and dropping the indexes |
| `1 | what is api and its importance in real world applications |
| `2 | understanding the http |
| `3 | understanding the request and response |
| `4 | creating the simple restapi using nodejs and expressjs |
| `5 | creating the nodejs auth api |
| `6 | implementing request validation |
| `7 | implementing body data validation |
| `8 | what is jwt, usage and how it works |
| `9 | what is tokenization |
| `10 | what is token based authentization and session based authentication |
| `11 | creating the jwt token based authentication |
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Nano degree programs typically consist of a series of courses that are focused on a particular topic or skillset. They are often delivered online and include a combination of video lectures, interactive exercises, and hands-on projects. Nano degree programs may take anywhere from a few weeks to a few months to complete, and they are designed to be flexible and accessible for learners who are working or have other commitments.
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