Full Stack Development Course

Introduction of Fullstack development Course

This course aims to equip students with the skills necessary to build complete web applications, covering both the frontend and backend.

Frontend Development:

HTML5: The standard markup language for creating web pages. Focuses on structure and
content.
CSS3: The styling language used for designing web pages and creating visually appealing layouts and responsive designs.
JavaScript: A programming language that allows for dynamic content, manipulation of the DOM, and asynchronous communication with servers.

Backend Development:

Python: A high-level programming language used for server-side application development.
Known for its simplicity and readability.
Django: A high-level Python web framework that allows for rapid development of secure and maintainable websites. It follows the model-template-views (MTV) architectural pattern.

Database Management:

MongoDB: A NoSQL database that uses a document-oriented data model. It is suitable for handling large amounts of unstructured data.
SQL: Structured Query Language, used for managing and querying relational databases.
React: JavaScript library for building user interfaces, particularly single-page applications where a seamless user experience is crucial. It allows for the creation of reusable UI components and promotes a reactive programming style.

The full stack development course at MIT provides a comprehensive foundation for anyone looking to start a career in web development. The integration of modern technologies and frameworks prepares students to meet industry demands effectively.

Objectives:-

After Full Stack Development Course student will be able to:

• Build responsive and interactive web applications using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Develop server-side logic with Python and Django.
• Manage and interact with databases using MongoDB and SQL.
• Integrate frontend and backend technologies to create a cohesive full stack application.
• Utilize React for efficient and dynamic user interface development.

1) HTML5/CSS3

• Introduction to html5
• Semantic html
• Forms and input elements
• Media elements
• Tables and lists
• Html5 apis and advanced features
• Css3 basics and styling
• Attribute selectors and styling basics
• Css box model and pseudo-classes
• Positioning and advanced selectors
• Css flexbox and grid layout
• Css transitions, animations, and responsive design

2) Javascript

• Introduction to javascript
• Operators and conditionals
• Loops and iteration
• Functions
• Arrays
• Objects
• Dom manipulation
• Events
• String manipulation
• Error handling
• Fetch api and promises

3) Python

• Introduction to Python
  • Basic syntax
  • Comments and documentation
  • Basic input and output
• Data types and variables
• Control flow and functions
• Error handling
• Object-oriented programming (oop)
  • Classes and objects
  • Inheritance
  • Polymorphism
  • Encapsulation and abstraction
  • Special methods
• File handling
• Advanced python concepts
  • Decorators
  • Generators and iterators
• Deployment and version control

4) Data structures and algorithms

• Lists and tuples
• Dictionaries
• Sets
• String- use for storing and manipulating text.
• Algorithms
  • Sorting algorithms (bubble, merge, quicksort)
  • Searching algorithms (linear, binary search)
• Time and space complexity
  • Introduction to big o notation
  • Analyzing algorithm efficiency
• Queues and stacks:
  • Use for fifo and lifo operations, respectively.
• Linked lists
  • Use when you need dynamic memory allocation with fast insertions and deletions.
• Heaps
  • Use when you need efficient retrieval of the smallest (min-heap) or largest (max-heap) element.

5) Django syllabus

• Introduction to front end
• Introduction to django
• Displaying hyperlinks – project
  • Django architecture
  • Mvc and mtv
• Creating a website – project
• Creating administration panel
• Creating first page of our site
• Django forms creation
• Django’s email functionality
• Django template language
• Integrating bootstrap into django
• Sessions and cookies
• Using other databases in django
• Django restful api
• Live project implementation

6) React

• Overview of react and its benefits.
• Setting up a development environment.
• Understanding jsx syntax.
• Creating and rendering react components.
• Functional vs. Class components.
• Props and state management in react.
• Introduction to usestate.
• Event handling in react.
• Controlled components and handling user input with forms.
• React router basics:
  • Setting up routes.
  • Simple navigation using link.
• Reusable components
• Component lifecycle methods.
• Useeffect for side effects.
• Forms with validation techniques.
• React router: Nested routes, parameters, and query strings.
• State management with redux:
  • Actions, reducers, and store setup.
• Connecting react components to redux.asynchronous actions with redux thunk.
• Advanced hooks:
  • Usecontext and creating custom hooks.
• Performance optimization:
• Advanced react router:
• Fetching and integrating external apis in react.

7) Mongodb

• Introduction to mongodb
• Mongodb basics
• Crud operations
• Basic querying
• Cursor and pagination
• Advanced querying
• Indexing basics
• Aggregation framework
• Schema design
• Mongodb administration
• Mongodb tools

8) Structure Query Language (SQL)

• Introduction to SQL
• DDL vs DML
• DQL
• Built in SQL Function
• Joins and Sub Query
• Stored procedure and triggers
• Window functions

9) Project Work

Throughout the course, students may be required to complete several projects that demonstrate their understanding and ability to apply the concepts learned. This might include:

• Building a personal portfolio website.
• Developing a web application that incorporates user authentication, data storage, and dynamic content.