Software Development
You’ll master crafting beautiful, responsive user interfaces, building powerful backend systems, and connecting them into seamless, production-ready applications.
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This course takes you on a transformative journey through the world of modern web development. You’ll master crafting beautiful, responsive user interfaces, building powerful backend systems, and connecting them into seamless, production-ready applications. From React to Node.js, databases to deployment, you’ll learn the full workflow of a professional developer through hands-on projects, real-world examples, and industry best practices.
By the end, you won’t just understand how the web works—you’ll be able to build it.
Outcome
By the end of these programmes, you will have
1. Strong Technical Foundation (End-to-End Development)
You’ll get practical experience in every aspect of the software stack including:
Frontend Development
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HTML, CSS, modern JavaScript (ES6+)
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Frameworks/libraries like React
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Responsive design & UI/UX fundamentals
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State management (Context API, Redux, etc.)
Backend Development
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Server-side programming with Node.js
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Frameworks like Express
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RESTful API design & implementation
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Authentication & authorization (JWT)
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WebSocket for real-time data sharing (e.g., Chat Application)
Databases
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Relational databases (PostgreSQL)
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NoSQL databases (MongoDB)
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Data modeling & query optimization
2. Real-World Problem-Solving Skills
You learn how to:
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Break down product requirements into features
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Debug frontend and backend issues
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Design scalable application logic
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Handle edge cases and failures gracefully
This is the shift from “knowing syntax” to “thinking like a developer.”
3. Ability to Build Complete Applications
By the end of the bootcamp, you should be able to:
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Build full-stack applications from scratch
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Connect frontend apps to backend APIs
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Manage user authentication and data flow
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Deploy applications to the cloud
Testing, Debugging & Best Practices
You gain exposure to professional engineering practices:
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Writing clean, maintainable code
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Unit and integration testing
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API testing
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Error handling and logging
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Version control with Git & GitHub
Deployment, DevOps & Production Readiness
You will gain first-hand experience with:
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Application deployment (Vercel, Render, AWS, etc.)
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Environment variables & security basics
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CI/CD fundamentals
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Basic containerization (Docker)
You learn how code moves from local → staging → production.
Job-Readiness & Career Preparation
This course will prepare you for job readiness, exposing you to:
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Portfolio projects that showcase real skills
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Technical interview preparation
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Algorithm and problem-solving practice
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Resume, GitHub & LinkedIn optimization
Summary of Key Outcomes
By completing a full-stack bootcamp, you should be able to:
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Build full-stack web applications
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Work confidently with frontend & backend technologies
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Collaborate in real-world development teams
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Deploy and maintain production applications
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Apply for junior to mid-level developer roles or freelance projects
Module 1 - Core Foundation
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Module 1 Core Foundation Overview -
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Week 1: Introduction to Software Development and the Web
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3
Week 1.1 Software Development
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4
Week 1.2 Web Architecture: (Structure of a Standard Web Application)
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5
Week 1.3 Full-Stack Developer Roadmap
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6
Week 1.4 Opportunities in Software Development
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7
Week 1.5. Introduction to HTML
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8
Week 1.6 Creating an HTML Project
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Week 1.7 HTML Boilerplate
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10
Week 1.8 Viewing HTML files in the browser
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Week 1.9 Other HTML Tags
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12
Week 1.10 HTML Lists and Division
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13
Week 1.11 HTML Table
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Week 1.12 HTML Semantic Elements
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Week 1.13 Iframe Element
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Week 1.14 HTML Forms
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HTML Assessment -
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Lab Project: Personal Portfolio Webpage -
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Week 2: CSS Introduction
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Week 2.1 Introduction to CSS
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Week 2.2 Linking CSS to HTML
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Week 2.3 CSS Selectors
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Week 2.3.1 Combinator Selectors
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Week 2.4 The CSS Box Model: The Foundation of Web Layout
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Week 2.5 Responsive Design
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Week 2.5.1 Why Flexbox?
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Week 2.5.2 Flexbox Direction
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Week 2.5.3 Flexbox Alignments
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Week 2.5.4 Flex Wrap
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Week 2.6 CSS Grid System
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Week 2.7 CSS Media Queries
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Extra Resources
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CSS Assessment Questions
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Guided Lab Project: CSS Flex Box and CSS Grid
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CSS Lab Project
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Week 3: Version Control System
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Week 3.1 Version Control System
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Week 3.2 A Comprehensive Guide to Git and GitHub
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Week 3.3 Creating a Git Repository
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Week 3.4 Committing Changes to the Repository
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Week 3.5 Verify how Git works
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Week 3.6 Git Branches
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Week 3.7 The Essential .gitignore File: Keeping Your Git Repository Clean
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Week 3.8 Understanding README Files: A Complete Guide
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Week 3.8.1 Understanding git clone.
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Version Control System - Assessement
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VCS - Lab Project
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VCS - Lab Project 2
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Week 4: Javascript Introduction
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Week 4.0 Introduction
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*Week 4.1 Adding JavaScript to HTML
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Week 4.3 JavaScript Console and the console.log()
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Week 4.3.1 Adding Comments in JavaScript
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*Week 4.4 Variables in JavaScript
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Week 4.4.1 Data Types in JavaScript
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Week 4.4.2 Basic Arithmetic Operations in JavaScript
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Week 4.4.3 Comparison Operators
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Week 4.4.4 String Operators
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Week 4.5. JavaScript Function
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Week 4.5.1 Return Statement
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Week 4.5.2. Types of Function in JavaScript
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Week 4.6 JavaScript Conditional Statements
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Week 4.6.2 Logical & Boolean Operators in JavaScript
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Week 4.7 JavaScript Object
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Week 4.8 JavaScript Array
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Week 4.8.2 JavaScript Loops
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Week 4.8.3 JavaScript ES6 Array Methods
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Week 4.9 JavaScript OOP
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JavaScript Assessment Questions
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Week 4 JavaScript Lab Project
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Week 5: JavaScript DOM (Document Object Model)
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Week 5.1: Introduction to JavaScript DOM (Document Object Model)
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Weekb 5.2 Manipulating the DOM with JavaScript
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JavaScript DOM Assessment
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Week 5 Lab Project
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Week 5 Activity (Group Project)
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Week 6: Problem Solving and Algorithm in JavaScript
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Week 6.1 Introduction to Problem Solving and Algorithms in JavaScript
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Week 6.2 What is an Algorithm?
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Week 6.3 Performance Optimization – Big 0 Notation
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Week 6.4 Ethical AI Use in Algorithmic Problem Solving
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Week 6 Lab Project 1
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Week 6 Lab Project 2
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Problem Solving Assessment
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Week 7: Asynchronous Programming and Basic Web Deployment
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Week 7.1 Introduction to Asynchronous Programming
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***Week 7.2 A long-running synchronous function
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Week 7.3 Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript
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Week 7.4 Promise
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Week 7.5 JavaScript Exceptions - How to Handle Errors in JavaScript
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Week 7.6 APIs and Network Requests in JavaScript
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Week 7.7 Basic Web Deployment
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Asynchronous Programming Assessment
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Week 7 Lab Project
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Week 7 Activity (Group Project)
Module 2 – Frontend Specialization
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Module 2: Frontend Specialization
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Week 8: ReactJS
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Week 8.1 What is React.js?
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Week 8.2 Prerequisites to use React JS
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100
Week 8.3 Creating a React JS Project with Vite
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101
Weekn 8.4 Structure of a React Project
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102
Week 8.5 The React Virtual DOM
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Week 8.6 React Components
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Week 8.7 Re-using a component
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Week 8.8 How to Style a React Component
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Week 8.9 Adding Images to a Component
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Week 8.10 Adding Tailwind CSS To React
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Week 8.11 Tailwind CSS Classes
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Week 8.12 Responsive Design with Tailwind CSS
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Week 8.13 Tailwind CSS React Components
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ReactJS Assessment
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Week 8 Lab Project: Build a Simple “Profile Card” React Application
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Week 9: React Props and State
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Week 9.1 React Props
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Week 9.2 How to Use Props
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Week 9.3 Passing Functions as Props
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Week 9.4 Passing style as a prop
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Week 9.5 React Components and Arrays
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Week 9.6 Children Props
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Week 9.7 React States
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Week 9.8 State Management in React
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React Props and State Assessment
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Week 9 Lab Project: Build a Simple “Reusable Profile Card” React Application
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Week 9 Guided Lab: useState
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Week 9 Guided Lab: useReducer
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Week 10: Other React Hooks
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Week 10.1 useRef Hook
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Week 10.2 useEffect hook
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Week 10.3 useCallback hook
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Week 10.4 useMemo
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Other React Hooks Assessment
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Week 10 Guided Lab
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Week 10 Activity (Simulated Job Interview)
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Week 11: Global State Management
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Week 11.1 Introduction to Global State Management
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Week 11 Guided Lab: Context API for Global State Management
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Week 11 Guided Lab: React Redux for Global State Management
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Week 11 Lab Project
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GSM Assessment
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Week 12: Consuming APIs in React
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Week 12.1 React and APIs
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Week 12.2 API Request with Fetch in React
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Week 12.3 API Request with Axios in React
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Week 12.4 API Request with ReduxJS Toolkit (RTK)
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API Assessment
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Week 12 Lab Project
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Week 13: Essentials of a Real World React Appllicatio
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Week 13.1 React Router
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Week 13.2 Basic React Routing
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Week 13.2.1 Nested Routing in React
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Week 13.3 Link and NavLink Component
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Week 13.4 Dynamic Routing (Route Parameters)
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Week 13.5 Automatic Redirect with React Router
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Week 13.6 Error 404 (Not Found Page)
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Week 13.7 SEO in React
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Week 13.8 Introduction to Typescript
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Week 13.9 Typescript with React
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Week 13.10 Testing and Performance Optimization in React
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Week 13.11. Introduction to NextJS
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React Router Assessment
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Week 13 Lab Project
Module 3 – Backend Development
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Module 3: Backend Development
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Week 14: NodeJS
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Week 14.1 Backend Development (Server-side API)
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Week 14.2 NodeJS Introduction
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Week 14.3 Why Choose Node.js? Key Advantages
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Week 14.4 The NodeJS Modules
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Week 14.5 HTTP module
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Week 14.6 FS Module
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Week 14.7 Path Module
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Node Js Assessment
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Week 14 NodeJS Lab Project
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Week 15: Databases
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Week 15.1 MongoDB Introduction
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Week 15.2 Getting Started with MongoDB
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Week 15.3 MongoDB CRUD Operations with Mongosh
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Week 15.4 MongoDB CRUD Operations in NodeJS -
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Week 15.5 PostgreSQL Introduction
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Week 15.6 PostgreSQL CRUD Operations with psql
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Week 15.7 PostgreSQL CRUD Operations in NodeJS
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MongoDB Assessment
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Week 15 MongoDB Lab Project
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Week 16: ExpressJS
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Week 16.1 Introduction to ExpressJS
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Week 16.2 Building an HTTP Server with ExpressJS
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Week 16.3 ODMs and ORMs
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Express JS Assessment
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Week 16 ExpressJS Lab Project
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Week 16 Activity (Simulated Job Interview)
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Week 17: API Design Principles
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Week 17.1 Introduction: API Design Principles
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Week 17.2 REST API
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Week 17.3 WebSockets
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Week 17.4 MVC Design Pattern
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Week 17.5 Monolithic Architecture
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Week 17.6 Micro Services Architecture
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Lab Project: Exploring Advanced API Design and Architecture
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Design Principles Assessment
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Week 18: REST API - A Practical Guide
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Week 18.1 Introduction: Rest API
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Week 18.2 REST API with the MVC Design Style
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Week 18.2.1 The Nodemon: Starting the Application in watch mode
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Week 18.2.2 File and Folder Structure: The MVC Way.
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Week 18.2.3 Database Connection: The most Ideal Way.
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Week 18.3 User Authentication Flow
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Week 18.3.1 Database Schema Definition
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Week 18.3.2 Password Hashing: The Ideal Way to Store Sensitive Data
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Week 18.3.3 SMTP: Handling Email Operations in an Application
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Week 18.3.4 Services Functions
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Week 18.3.4 Controller Functions: Handling Incoming Requests and Managing Responses
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Week 18.3.5 App Routing
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Week 18.3.6 POSTMAN Testing
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Week 18.3.7 Account Verification
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Week 18.4 Data Validation and Sanitizer Middleware
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Week 18.4.1 Throttling: The Power of Rate Limiting
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Week 18.4.2 CORS and Cookies
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Week 18.5 JWT Authentication (JWT Authentication)
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Week 18.5.1 User Authorization Middleware
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Week 18.6 Data Pagination
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Week 18.7 API Documentation: Swagger
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Week 18.8 Typescript for Backend
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Week 18.9 Performance Optimization Techniques in NodeJS
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Week 18.10 Introduction to Queues in a Node.js Express Application
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Week 18.11 Cron Jobs: A Path to Task Scheduling in NodeJS
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Week 18: REST API Lab Project
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REST API Assessment
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Week 19: Web Socket
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Week 19.1 Introduction: WebSocke
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Week 19.2 Web Socket Server (Socket.io)
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Week 19.3 Socket.io Events
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Week 19.4 Connecting to a Socket Server
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Week 19.5 Client Events
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Week 19.6 Handling Message Event
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Week 19.7 Handling Room Users Update
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Week 19.8 LeaveRoom Event
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Week 19 WebSocket Lab Project
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WebSocket Assessment
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Week 19 Activity (Group Research)
Module 4: Advanced Topics and Industry Practice
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Module 4: Advanced Topics and Industry Practice
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Week 20: Automated API Testing
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Week 20.1 API Automated Testing: Introduction
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Week 20: Testing Lab Project
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Testing Assessment
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Week 21: Containerization and CI/CD
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Week 21.1 Containerization: Introduction
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Week 21.2 Introduction to Docker
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Week 21.3 Building a Docker Image
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Week 21.4 Docker Compose
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Week 21.5 Other Docker Commands
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250
Week 21.6 Introduction: CI/CD
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Week 21.7 GitHub Actions
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Week 21.8 Implementing a GitHub Actions Workflow
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Week 21.9 Building a Docker Image with GitHub Actions and Push to DockerHub
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Week 21.10 Cloud Deployment
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255
Week 21.1 1 Installing Docker on AWS EC2
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Containerization and CI/CD Assessment
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Week 21 Containerization Lab Project
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Week 21 Activity (Group Research)
Module 5: Job Readiness and Capstone
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Module 5: Job Readiness and Capstone
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Week 22: Skills and Portfolio Boost?
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Week 22.1 Code Review
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Week 22.2 Code Review Best Practices
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Week 22.3 Interview Preparation
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Week 22.4 Portfolio and GitHub Optimization
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Week 22.5 LinkedIn Profile Optimization
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Week 22.6 Open Source Contribution
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267
Week 23 - Week 24: Capstone Projects
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Week 23.1: Team Collaboration & Task Management App (Trello/Asana Clone)
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Week 23.2 Multi-Vendor E-commerce Platform
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Week 23.3 Real-Time Chat Application
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Week 23.4 Learning Management System
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Week 23.5 Rental / Booking App (Airbnb Clone)
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Week 23.6 Fitness / Meal Planning System
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Week 23.7. Event Ticketing System
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Week 23.8 Customer Support Ticket System
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Week 23.9 Inventory & Sales Management System
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Week 23.10 Social Media Platform
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Course details
Duration
24 weeks (6 months).
Lectures
256
Assignments
1
Quizzes
21
Level
Beginner
Basic info
Format: Weekly lessons, coding challenges, mini-projects, and a final capstone project.
Course requirements
To take this course, you should have a basic knowledge of computer usage.
Intended audience
Beginners to intermediate learners who want to be job-ready full-stack JavaScript developers.
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