FULL STACK COURSE CONTENT

Semester 1
Module 1 – HTML
Introduction To Web And Basic HTML Tags
 Pieces that make the web work
 Introduction to front-end
 Basic structure of an HTM L page
 Attributes, elements and relationships
 Co mments
 Basic tags – Paragraph, headings, hr, br
 Basic attributes – ID and class
 Anchor tags
 Including CSS
 Including JS

Structuring Content Using HTML Tags

 Classification of elements – Block and in line
 Container tags – Div and span, and when to use them
 Semantic tags
 Including media – Images, audio and video
 Responsive med ia
 Lists – Ordered and unordered list
 Unstyled lists and list-based menus
 Presenting tabular data
 Styling tables

Working with Forms

 Introduction to forms
 What happens when a form is submitted
 Pieces of a simp le fo rm – Form, text input with name attribute, submit button
 Submitting data to another page (action attribute)
 Responsive med ia
 Changing the HTTP method used for submission (method attribute)
 Adding a label
 Default value for inputs
 Types of buttons
 Various input types – Password, textarea, checkbo x, radio buttons, select dropdown, file input
 HTM L5 input types – Email, URL, nu mber, date
 HTM L5 input and form attributes – Required, placeholder, novalidate

Deeper Understanding of Client-Server Communication

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 Symbo ls in HTM L
 HTTP Basics
 Introduction to chrome dev tools – The network tab
 Understanding parts of a URL
 Further exp loration

Module 2 – CSS
Introduction to CSS, CSS Inheritance and Various Selectors
 Including CSS
 Choosing the way to include CSS
 User-agent styles
 Parts of a CSS ru le
 Selectors – Universal, ID, class, type, attribute
 Pseudo classes – Link-related classes
 Structural Pseudo classes – :first-letter, :first-line, :first-child, :last-child, :nth-child
 Co mbinators – No spaces, child selector, descendant selector, comb ining slectors using comma
 Inheritance – Init ial and inherit values

The Cascade, Specificity and Style Resolution

 Cascade – User-agent vs author styles
 Reset stylesheet
 Normalize Stylesheet
 Cascade of embedded styles, external stylesheets, inline styles
 Introduction to specificity – how selectors affects styles applied
 Specificity – ID vs class vs type selector
 Specificity calculation and style resolution in case of comp lex selectors
 Use of !important
 Units for CSS properties – United and unitless, absolute vs relative
 Default values for properties (in itial values)
 Co mputed and resolved styles

Important CSS Properties

 Bo x model in depth
 Various ways of specifying colors
 Backg round properties
 Using background properties with image sprites
 Typography related properties
 Handling overflow
 Hid ing elements
 Floats

Deeper Understanding of Client-Server Communication

 Introduction to responsive web design (RWD)
 Flu id layouts
 Flu id images
 Media queries

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 Further exp loration

Module 3 – JavaScript
Introduction, Variables, Scopes & Data Types
 History of JavaScript
 Setting up the environment
 Running JavaScript in the browser and Node
 Co mments
 Variables and primitive data types
 Falsy and truthy values
 Variable scopes, scope chain
 Using arrays
 The type of operator

Operators, Control Flow & Functions

 Variable hoisting
 Operators and expressions
 Control flo w – Branching and looping
 Function declaration and usage
 Anonymous function and function expression
 IIFE
 Function hoisting
 Functions call context (this keyword)
 Handling variable nu mber of argu ments
 Callbacks – passing functions as arguments

Functions (Continued) & Objects

 Returning functions
 Closures
 Object declarat ion using literal syntax
 Accessing properties and methods
 Adding and deleting properties
 Listing object properties – for..in loop and object.keys()
 Constructor function and the new keyword
 Function – functions as objects
 call(), apply() and bind() as methods of functions

Built-in Objects and Functions

 Array methods
 Date methods
 JSON
 Nu mber methods
 String methods

Exception Handling & Browser Objects

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 Strict mode execution
 Error ob jects
 Exception handling
 Window
 Navigator
 Location
 History

DOM and Event Handling

 The document object
 Nodes and the DOM tree
 Node relat ionships and DOM tree traversal
 Methods for DOM manipulation
 Various browser events
 Different ways to handle events
 Event object properties and methods

Introduction to ES6
 Introduction, setting up, running ES6 code, JS transpilers
 Scope, let & const
 Temp late literals, default parameters
 Destructuring arrays & objects
 Rest & spread

More ES6
 Arrow functions
 Classes & inheritance
 Modules
 Pro mises

Module 4 – TypeScript
Basics of TypeScript
 Introduction to TypeScript
 Why TypeScript?
 Setting up TypeScript
 JavaScript vs TypeScript
 Type annotations, variable declarations, basic datatypes, type inference
 Advanced types, type erasure and error behavior
 Classes, constructors & methods, inheritance & poly morphis m, access modifiers

Deeper Dive into TypeScript

 Interfaces, properties & methods, interfaces & classes, extending interfaces
 Namespaces, namespaces using mult iple files
 Modules, import, export, namespaces vs modules
 Generics, generic functions, generic classes

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Module 5 – Angular
Introduction to Angular
 What is Angular?
 Why Angular?
 Angular versions
 Where does Angular fit?
 Multi page application (MPA)
 Single page application (SPA)
 Setting up Angular
 Create your first Angular app
 Serve your Angular app
 Ed it your first Angular component

Project Structure, Modules, Bootstrapping

 Understand project structure
 Modules
 Decorators
 Bootstrapping
 Add Bootstrap to our app
 Use Bootstrap in our app

Data Binding and Component Interaction

 Data binding
 Co mponent interaction

Directives and Pipes

 Directives
 Pipes

Services and Dependency Injection

 Services
 Dependency injection

Forms and Validation

 Angular forms: Temp late driven forms & reactive fo rms

Routing & Navigation, Introduction to RxJS Observables

 Building SPAs using routing
 Understanding observables

Communicating with Server, Handling Errors, Implementing Authentication in

Angular Applications
 Server co mmun ication using Http Client

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 Error handling
 Implementing authentication in Angular
Semester 2
Module 1 – Java
Coding Fundamental and Basics of Programming
 Basics of programming
 Programming environ ment
 Fundamental keywords
 Basic operators
 Decision making operators
 Loop statements
 Functions in the program
 File I/O

Introduction of Java with Commands

 History of Java
 Operating environ ment
 Eclipse configuration
 Identifiers
 Classes and objects
 Declarations
 Java operators

Concept of OOPs
 OOPS
 Abstraction
 Encapsulation
 Inheritance
 Poly morphis m

Classes, Interfaces, Enum etc.

 Classes
 Interfaces
 Enu m

Control Statements
 If statement
 While statement
 For
 Do-wh ile
 Continue
 Break

I/O and Arrays

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 Sending input to program
 Displaying output
 Displaying output as error
 Arrays
 One dimensional arrays
 Two dimensional arrays

String, Math, Formatters etc.

 Strings
 Identifying length of string
 String co mparing
 Searching within string
 Replacing string
 Math functions
 Formatting strings

Packages
 Naming conventions in packages
 Creat ing package
 Importing all classes in package

Exception Handling
 Why exception handling
 Keywords in exception handling
 Identifiers
 Try-catch
 Throw
 Finally

Wrapper Classes
 Wrappers
 Creat ing wrapper objects
 Builtin wrapper conversion utilities

Generic
 Why generics
 Type safety
 Create generic methods
 Generics constructors
 Generics interfaces
 Generics restrictions

Collections
 Goals of collection
 Collection interfaces
 List

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 Iterator
 Map

Files & Threads

 Reading a file
 Writing a file
 Appending to existing file
 Check file exists
 Delete file, asynchronous process
 What is thread
 Run a method parallely

Anonymous Inner Class

 Inner classes
 Nested top level class
 Member class
 Local class
 Anonymous classes

JAVA 8 – Lambda Expression and Default Methods

 Lambda exp ressions
 Convert interfaces to Lambda expressions
 Convert anonymous classes to Lambda expressions
 Default methods

Predefined Functional Interface

 Identify functional interface
 Create functional interface
 Categories of functional interface
 Predicates
 Consumer
 Functions
 Supplier

Streams
 Streams
 forEach
 IntStream
 Map
 Filter
 Limit
 Skip
 Collect

Date & Time API

 Date & t im e objects

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 Manipulate date operations
 Date formatters

Module 2
Maven
 Introduction
 Installation & setup
 Creat ing maven project
 Build lifecycle
 Dependency management
 Excluding maven dependencies

Tomcat
 Architecture
 Installing To mcat
 Running Tomcat
 Shutdown Tomcat
 Running two servers

Spring Boot Basics CLI

 How to create a spring boot application in IDE Sp ring Tool Suite
 How to create a spring boot application fro m Sp ring In itializr

Spring Boot Restful Services

 Restful webservices
 PostMan
 REST operations
 Create
 Read
 Update
 Delete

Spring Boot JPA

 Persistence
 ORM
 H2
 CRUD operations using JPA

Actuator
 Production ready features
 Integrate Spring Boot Actuator
 Enable all metrics in Actuator
 Health Endpoint
 Customize health Endpoint
 Env Endpoint

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  Info Endpoint
 Metrics Endpoint

Logging, Profiles & Security

 Logging configuration
 White label error page
 Spring profiles & configuration
 Spring security using JWT

Spring Boot Restful Services

 Aspect oriented programming
 Caching

Module 3
JPA
 Spring data overview
 Repository overview
 Spring data JPA
 Crud Repository
 Paging And Sorting Repository
 Jpa Repository
 Query methods
 Named & native queries
 Async queries

MongoDB
 NoSQL
 Key value pair
 Colu mn family
 Graph
 Document based
 MongoDB vs RDBMS
 Install MongoDB & Co mpass
 Databases
 Collections
 CRUD docu ment
 Projection
 Sort, skip & limit
 Indexing & aggregation
 Backup & restore

Module 4
DevOps & Cloud deployment
 Jenkins

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  Git
 Packaging & distributing
 Deploy ment on AWS

Module 5
Placement Services
Career Services

 Aptitude
 Interview p rep sessions
 Mock interviews
 Resume & LinkedIn profile building
 Github portfolio

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