Fullstack – Focus IT College

Focus IT College

Fullstack Developer

The Fullstack Development course offers comprehensive training in web development, covering both frontend and backend aspects. Students will learn HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js for frontend, as well as C# and ASP.NET Core for backend development. The course also covers aspects of responsive design, web application security, creating RESTful APIs, and version control using Git.

Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate and will be prepared to start a career as Fullstack developers.

Technologies and software you will add to your toolbox

HTML5

CSS3

JavaScript

React

Git

Visual Studio

Rest

MySQL

MongoDB

Rest

MVC

.net Core

.net Framework

Frontend Modules

HTML & CSS

What is a website. Work process setup. Introduction to HTML.

Version Control Systems, Git and GitHub

HTML5 tags

Introduction to CSS

Flexbox, Bootstrap

CSS Box Model

CSS selectors

Figma

Working with pre- and post-processors

BEM methodology

Fonts in web, Font Face

Flexbox

CSS Position Transform. CSS Animation

Creating forms

CSS Grid Layout

Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)

Responsive navigation. Adaptive Graphics

RWD. SEO. Cross-browser compatibility

Project 1. A simple website for your portfolio

JavaScript

JavaScript basics

Data types and operators. Part 1

Data types and operators. Part 2

Data types and operators. Part 3

Loops and conditions. Part 1

Loops and conditions. Part 2

Functions

Arrays

Objects

Classes. Part 1

Classes. Part 2

Classes. Part 3

Document Object Model (DOM)

Events

Introduction to Slick Slider and jQuery

Customized maps with an example of Google Maps API. AJAX

Web storage

Project 2. Architecture – basic web-site + JS

Front-end: React

Introduction to React. Part 1

Introduction to React. Part 2

React state and props. Lifecycle methods. Part 1

React state and props. Lifecycle methods. Part 2

Lists and conditional rendering. Part 1

Lists and conditional rendering. Part 2

Stateful vs Stateless components. Forms, events. Popular libraries for React

React: Hooks

React routing

Project 3. Responsive website with JS. Part 1

Project 3. Responsive website with JS. Part 2

Project 3. Responsive website with JS. Part 3

Project 3. Responsive website with JS. Part 4

Project presentation

Graduation

Backend Modules

Introduction

Introduction to Programming Languages
Simple Data Types. Variables. Constants
Expressions and Operators in a Language

Program Flow Control

Branching (if … else, switch, ternary operator)
Loops (do … while, while, for, foreach)
Methods for Detecting and Debugging Code Faults (Debugging)

Data Structures

Working with Arrays (single and multi-dimensional)
Algorithms for Array Manipulation (searching, sorting, etc.)
Lists, Dictionaries
Enumerations

Strings and Formatting

String Manipulation
Formatting
Algorithms for String Operations
StringBuilder Class

Methods

Working with Methods (arguments, return values, ref, out)
Method Overloading
Algorithms with Recursion

Introduction to OOP (Object-Oriented Programming)

Complex Data Types (classes, structures)
Properties
Fundamentals of Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism

File System

Working with Folders (opening, creating, reading, deleting)
Working with Files (opening, creating, deleting, reading, and editing)

OOP, Classes, and Objects

Classes. Methods. Constructors. Access Methods and Properties
Object Lifetimes
Overloading Class Member Functions

Inheritance and Polymorphism

Abstract Classes and Interfaces

Static and Nested Classes

Delegates, Generic Templates

Events and Lambda Expressions

Generics

Data Structures

Additional OOP Features in C#

Multithreading and Synchronization

OOP. Practice. Creating a Class Library

Data Handling

Collections, Enumerators, and Iterators
Introduction to Entity Framework Core
Anonymous and Dynamic Types. LINQ. (Based on a Database Webinar)

Files and Registry

Working with XML

Object Serialization

Network/WEB Programming

HTML, CSS, JS. Essential Basics

Fundamentals of Network Programming

Sockets

Working with Major Network/WEB Protocols

Introduction to ASP.NET

Development of Various Applications

ASP.NET

WPF

UWP

ADO.NET

Elective

GIT

Databases (DB)

Unit Testing

Introduction to the .NET Platform

Overview of .NET Components and Ecosystem

Understanding the Role and Capabilities of .NET for Developers

High-Level Development in ASP.NET Core

ASP.NET Core Deep Dive: Exploring various aspects of ASP.NET Core, including middleware, handling HTTP requests and responses, integrating middleware for authentication and authorization processing.

Dependency Injection in .NET: Learning and utilizing the dependency injection system to facilitate dependency management in ASP.NET Core.

Advanced C# Techniques in .NET

Asynchronous Programming: Exploring advanced asynchronous programming techniques in C# and using async/await to facilitate working with asynchronous code.

Patterns and Advanced Language Features: Studying various design patterns and advanced language features in C# to enhance readability and support better architectural solutions.

Microservices and Architectural Approaches

Introduction to Microservices: Overview of the microservices architecture concept and the benefits of adopting this approach.

Containerization with Docker: Learning to use Docker containers for isolating and deploying microservices.

Desktop Application Development with WPF

Basics of WPF: Exploring the fundamentals of Windows Presentation Foundation and learning XAML language for creating cross-platform desktop applications.

In-depth Desktop Development: Learning and utilizing various tools and libraries for developing stylish and functional desktop applications.

Deployment and Optimization of Projects in .NET

Code Optimization and Profiling: Exploring tools for code profiling and performance optimization.

Deployment on Various Environments: Learning effective deployment of applications on different platforms and cloud services.

Working with .NET MAUI

Introduction to .NET MAUI and its capabilities, applications. Comparison with other mobile development technologies.

Creating Cross-Platform Applications

Installation and Setup of Development Environment

Creating a Simple Application for Multiple Platforms

User Interface Development
Using XAML for creating beautiful and adaptive UI

Working with Basic Controls in .NET MAUI

Who is a Fullstack developer?

A Fullstack Developer is a versatile professional proficient in both frontend and backend web development. They possess a comprehensive understanding of various programming languages, frameworks, and technologies necessary to build and maintain complete web applications.

Fullstack Developers are capable of working on the client-side (frontend) of applications, focusing on user experience and interface design using languages like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as frontend frameworks like React.js or Angular.

Moreover, they are skilled in server-side (backend) development, managing databases, and building server-side logic. This involves languages such as Python, Java, Ruby, or C#, along with frameworks like Node.js, ASP.NET, Django, or Spring Boot.

In addition to technical expertise, Fullstack Developers often have knowledge of DevOps practices, version control systems, and deployment strategies, enabling them to oversee the entire development lifecycle of a web application.

Overall, Fullstack Developers play a crucial role in bridging the gap between frontend and backend development, possessing the skills required to create fully functional and dynamic web applications from start to finish.

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