MERN Stack Developer Course With Placement and Certification

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26 Weeks
MIT Certification
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Overview

Master full-stack development with our MERN Stack Developer Course. Learn MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js through hands-on projects. Build real-world web apps and gain the skills needed to launch a successful career in modern web development.

MERN Stack Developer
Frontend Developer (React.js)
Backend Developer (Node.js + Express.js)
Full Stack Web Developer
JavaScript Developer
Web Application Developer
Software Developer / Engineer
Freelancer / Web Consultant

Targeted Job
Roles

Training and Methodology

By joining this course, you gain access to -

Hands-On Development - Build full-stack apps with real coding.
Real-World Projects - Create web apps using MERN technologies.
Expert Guidance - Get feedback and improve your coding skills.

Why Choose This
Course?

Become a Pro MERN Stack Developer

Kickstart your web development journey with our MERN Stack Developer Course. Ideal for beginners and aspiring developers, this course covers MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js. With hands-on projects, a structured curriculum, and expert support, you’ll gain real-world skills and confidence.

100% Placement Assistance Program

Advance your future with dedicated placement support.
Real time projects

Gain in-demand expertise by working on practical projects.
Continuous Feedback

Stay on track with expert reviews and ongoing feedback.

Skills acquired from MERN Stack Developer Course

Strong foundation in JavaScript, Node.js, and web development basics.
Master MongoDB for efficient NoSQL data modeling and queries.
Build RESTful APIs and backend logic using Express.js.
Create dynamic frontends with React and advanced state management.
Implement authentication, routing, and secure web practices.
Deploy full-stack applications with production-ready setups.
Gain hands-on experience through projects and API integration.

Tools & Languages Included In This course

The Course Syllabus

Build All Essential Skills with Single Course.

Overview
- Mongo DB
- Express.js
- React
- Node.js
MongoDB
- Introduction to MongoDB
  - Overview of NoSQL Databases
  - Differences Between NoSQL and SQL
  - Features of MongoDB
  - MongoDB Architecture and Components
  - Installation and Setup (Local and Cloud)
- MongoDB Basics
  - Understanding Databases, Collections, and Documents
  - BSON Format and JSON
  - Data Types Supported by MongoDB
- CRUD Operations
  - Insert, Query, Update, and Delete Operations
  - Hands-on Practice with Basic CRUD
- Basic Querying
  - Basic Query Operators ($eq, $ne, $gt, $lt, $in, $nin)
  - Logical Query Operators ($or, $and, $not, $nor)
  - Projection and Filtering
- Cursor and Pagination
  - Working with Cursors
  - Pagination Techniques
  - Aggregation Framework Basics (Introduction)
- Advanced Querying
  - Array Queries ($all, $size, $elemMatch)
  - Text Search and Geospatial Queries
  - Regular Expression Queries
  - Working with Timestamps and Dates
- Indexing Basics
  - Importance of Indexing
  - Types of Indexes
    - Single Field
    - Compound
    - Multikey
- Aggregation Framework
  - Stages in Aggregation
    - $match
    - $group
    - $project
    - $sort
    - $limit
    - $skip
  - Working with Pipelines and Aggregation Expressions
- Schema Design
  - Schema-Free Nature of MongoDB
  - Best Practices for Schema Design
  - Embedding vs. Referencing
  - Modeling Relationships (One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many)
- MongoDB Administration
  - Managing Users and Roles
  - Authentication and Authorization
  - Backup and Restore
  - Monitoring and Profiling
- MongoDB Tools
  - MongoDB Compass
  - MongoDB Atlas
Express JS
- Introduction to Express.js
  - What is Express.js?
  - Features of Express.js
  - Installing Express (npm init, npm install express)
  - Creating a Basic Express Server
  - Running an Express Server (app.listen())
- Express.js Fundamentals
  - Understanding Middleware in Express
  - Application-Level vs. Router-Level Middleware
  - Writing a Simple Middleware Function
  - Understanding Request-Response Lifecycle
  - Working with req and res Objects
- Routing in Express.js
  - Understanding Routing in Express
  - Defining Routes (app.get(), app.post(), app.put(), app.delete())
  - Handling URL Parameters (req.params)
  - Handling Query Parameters (req.query)
  - Route Grouping and Express Router (express.Router())
- Middleware in Express.js
  - Built-in Middleware:
  - express.json() (Parsing JSON Data)
  - express.urlencoded() (Parsing Form Data)
  - express.static() (Serving Static Files)
  - Custom Middleware
  - Error Handling Middleware (app.use((err, req, res, next) => {}))
  - Third-Party Middleware:
  - morgan (Logging Requests)
  - cors (Handling Cross-Origin Requests)
  - helmet (Securing Express Apps)
  - compression (Improving Performance)
- Working with HTTP Requests and Responses
  - Sending Responses (res.send(), res.json(), res.status())
  - Redirecting Requests (res.redirect())
  - Handling File Downloads (res.download())
  - Setting Custom HTTP Headers (res.set())
- Handling Form Data and File Uploads
  - Parsing Form Data (express.urlencoded())
  - Handling File Uploads using multer
  - Storing Uploaded Files Locally or in Cloud Storage
- Working with Cookies & Sessions
  - Setting and Reading Cookies (res.cookie(), req.cookies)
  - Clearing Cookies (res.clearCookie())
  - Using express-session for User Sessions
  - Storing Sessions in Databases (connect-mongo)
- Template Engines in Express.js
  - Introduction to Template Engines
  - Setting Up EJS
  - Rendering Dynamic HTML Pages (res.render())
  - Passing Data to Templates
- Building a RESTful API with Express.js
  - Understanding REST API Principles
  - Creating API Endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
  - Structuring Express Apps (Routes, Controllers, Middleware)
  - Handling JSON Request Bodies (express.json())
  - Implementing CRUD Operations
- Working with Databases in Express.js
  - Introduction to Database Connectivity
  - Connecting to MongoDB with mongoose
  - Performing CRUD Operations with Mongoose
- Authentication & Authorization in Express.js
  - Introduction to Authentication Methods
  - Implementing JWT (JSON Web Token) Authentication (jsonwebtoken, bcryptjs)
  - Implementing OAuth Authentication (Google, GitHub) with passport.js
  - Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)
- Error Handling & Debugging in Express.js
  - Handling 404 Errors
  - Creating a Centralized Error Handler
  - Using debug for Debugging Express Apps
  - Logging Errors (winston, morgan)
- Security & Best Practices
  - Protecting Express Apps with helmet
  - Preventing SQL Injection & NoSQL Injection
  - Avoiding CORS Issues (cors module)
  - Rate Limiting API Requests (express-rate-limit)
  - Using dotenv for Environment Variables
- WebSockets & Real-Time Communication
  - Introduction to WebSockets
  - Using socket.io for Real-Time Communication
  - Implementing a Basic Chat Application
- Express.js Performance Optimization
  - Using Compression (compression module)
  - Optimizing Middleware Execution
  - Caching Responses (redis, memory-cache)
  - Avoiding Blocking Code in Express.js
- Testing Express.js Applications
  - Introduction to Testing in Express
  - Unit Testing with mocha & chai
  - API Testing with supertest
  - Writing Integration Tests
React
- React Basics
  - 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:
    - useMemo and useCallback.
  - Advanced React Router:
    - NavLink, Redirect.
    - Lazy loading and code splitting.
  - Fetching and integrating external APIs in React.
- Project Work
  - Planning and setting up a multi-page web application.
  - Building reusable components for the project.
  - Implementing state management and API integration.
  - Optimizing application performance and testing.
  - Final project presentation and review.
Node JS
- Introduction to Node.js
  - What is Node.js?
  - Features of Node.js
  - Advantages & Disadvantages
  - Installing Node.js
- REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop)
  - What is REPL?
  - Evaluating Expressions in REPL
  - Loops & Commands in REPL
  - Example Usage
- Node.js Core Modules
  - Introduction to Modules
  - Types of Modules:
    - Core Modules (fs, http, path, os, etc.)
    - Local Modules (Creating Your Own)
    - Third-party Modules (via NPM)
- Node Package Manager (NPM)
  - What is NPM?
  - Installing & Removing Packages
  - Global vs. Local Packages
  - Managing Dependencies (package.json)
  - Understanding package-lock.json
- Understanding Node.js Asynchronous Programming
  - Event-Driven, Non-Blocking Architecture
  - Callbacks in Node.js
  - Promises (.then(), .catch())
  - Async/Await
  - Handling Errors in Async Code
- File System (fs Module)
  - Reading Files (fs.readFile, fs.readFileSync)
  - Writing Files (fs.writeFile, fs.appendFile)
  - Deleting Files (fs.unlink)
  - Working with Directories (fs.mkdir, fs.readdir)
- Buffers & Streams in Node.js
  - What is a Buffer?
  - Buffer Operations (Buffer.alloc(), Buffer.from())
  - Streams:
    - Readable Streams (fs.createReadStream)
    - Writable Streams (fs.createWriteStream)
    - Duplex & Transform Streams
    - Piping Streams
- Creating a Web Server (http Module)
  - Creating a Simple HTTP Server
  - Handling HTTP Requests & Responses
  - Sending JSON & HTML Responses
  - Server Listening (server.listen())
- Handling Events (events Module)
  - Understanding Event-Driven Programming
  - EventEmitter Class
  - Creating & Emitting Events (emit(), on())
  - Event Listeners
- Working with URL & Query Strings
  - Built-in url Module
  - Parsing URL Parameters
  - Handling Query Strings
  - Using querystring Module
- Child Processes (child_process Module)
  - Running System Commands (exec, spawn)
  - Forking Processes (fork())
  - Inter-Process Communication (IPC)
- Error Handling in Node.js
  - Understanding Error-First Callbacks
  - Using try...catch for Errors
  - Handling Asynchronous Errors
  - process.on('uncaughtException')
- Debugging & Performance Optimization
  - Using console.log() and Debugger
  - Debugging with node inspect
  - Optimizing File & Network Operations
  - Avoiding Blocking Code
- Deploying a Basic Node.js Application
  - Understanding Process Managers (pm2)
  - Running Node.js on a Server
  - Using Environment Variables (process.env)

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Find all your answers about our MERN Stack Developer Course. Learn about the syllabus, project work, certification, and career support. Get the clarity you need to choose the right course and start your journey in full-stack web development with confidence.

Who can enroll in the MERN Stack Developer Course?

Anyone with a background in 10th, 12th, graduation, or holding degrees such as BE, BTech, BCA, MCA, ME, MTech, MSc IT, BSc IT, Computer Science, or a diploma in Web Development, IT, or Software Engineering can enroll in this course.
What will I learn in this course?

You will learn full-stack web development using MongoDB, Express.js, React, and Node.js. The course covers frontend and backend development, RESTful APIs, authentication, real-time apps, deployment, and more.
Does the course include practical projects?

Yes, our MERN Stack Developer Course includes hands-on projects such as building full-stack web apps, APIs, and real-world applications to strengthen your practical coding and problem-solving skills.
Will I get a certificate after completing the course?

Yes, after completing the MERN Stack Developer Course, you’ll receive a certification from Milestone Institute of Technology that validates your expertise in full-stack web development.
Will I get placement support after the course?

Yes, we offer dedicated placement assistance, helping you with interview preparation, resume building, and job opportunities in web development roles across various companies.

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