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The Full-Stack Development syllabus spans 30 hours, covering essential topics in both front-end and back-end development. It includes an introduction to full-stack concepts, hands-on training in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Express.js, and database integration, as well as RESTful API design. The course culminates in a project that integrates learned skills, emphasizing best practices in coding and performance optimization.

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fullstacksyllabus30hours

The Full-Stack Development syllabus spans 30 hours, covering essential topics in both front-end and back-end development. It includes an introduction to full-stack concepts, hands-on training in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Node.js, Express.js, and database integration, as well as RESTful API design. The course culminates in a project that integrates learned skills, emphasizing best practices in coding and performance optimization.

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Full-Stack Development Syllabus (30 Hours)

1. Introduction to Full-Stack Development (1 hour)

 Overview: What is full-stack development?


 Technologies: Common stacks (e.g., MERN, LAMP)
 Roles and Workflow: Front-end vs. back-end vs. full-stack developer

2. Front-End Development (12 hours)

 HTML & CSS Basics (3 hours)


o HTML5: Elements, structure, semantic tags
o CSS3: Selectors, box model, layout techniques (Flexbox, Grid)
o Responsive Design: Media queries, mobile-first design
 JavaScript Fundamentals (3 hours)
o Syntax: Variables, data types, operators
o Functions: Definitions, scope, closures
o DOM Manipulation: Selecting elements, handling events, updating content
 Advanced JavaScript (2 hours)
o ES6+ Features: Arrow functions, destructuring, template literals
o Asynchronous JavaScript: Promises, async/await
o Error Handling: Try/catch, custom errors
 Front-End Frameworks (4 hours)
o React Basics (2 hours)
 Components: Functional and class components
 State Management: useState, useEffect
 Props: Passing data and event handling
 Routing: React Router
o Modern CSS Frameworks (2 hours)
 Bootstrap: Grid system, components
 Tailwind CSS: Utility-first CSS
3. Back-End Development (12 hours)

 Node.js Basics (2 hours)


o Introduction: Runtime environment, npm
o Modules: Importing/exporting, using built-in modules
 Express.js Basics (2 hours)
o Routing: Creating routes, handling HTTP requests
o Middleware: Using and creating middleware
o Error Handling: Implementing error handling in Express
 Database Integration (4 hours)
o MongoDB (2 hours)
 Introduction: NoSQL concepts, CRUD operations
 Mongoose: Schema definition, querying, validation
o SQL Databases (2 hours)
 Introduction to relational databases: SQL syntax, CRUD operations
 Integration: Connecting SQL databases with Node.js
 Authentication and Authorization (3 hours)
o User Authentication: Sessions, JWT (JSON Web Tokens)
o Password Hashing: Using bcrypt
o Role-Based Access Control: Implementing access control with middleware

4. APIs and Integration (3 hours)

 RESTful API Design (1.5 hours)


o Principles: REST concepts, HTTP methods, status codes
o Building APIs: Creating RESTful endpoints with Express
 API Integration (1.5 hours)
o Consuming APIs: Using Fetch API or Axios in React
o Handling API Responses: Error handling and data manipulation

5. Project Work and Best Practices (4 hours)


 Project Work (3 hours)
o Full-Stack Project: Build a CRUD application combining front-end and back-end
o Incorporate features: Authentication, database operations, API integration
o Code Reviews: Peer review, feedback, refactoring
 Best Practices (1 hour)
o Coding Standards: Linting, formatting
o Performance Optimization: Caching strategies, lazy loading

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