Full Stack Web Development

complete 45-week Full Stack Web Development program - key learning outcomes covering frontend, React, Node.js, MySQL, API development, authentication, security, testing, deployment, and capstone projects. The content is based on the uploaded course outline.

45 Weeks
Beginner to Advanced
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Course Overview

This 45-week Full Stack Web Development course is designed to transform beginners into job-ready full stack developers through practical, project-based learning. The curriculum covers modern frontend technologies including HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and React, followed by backend development with Node.js, Express.js, and MySQL. Students will learn to build secure REST APIs, implement authentication, database management, and industry-standard development practices. Throughout the course, learners complete hands-on assignments, real-world projects, and a capstone application to strengthen their practical skills. By the end of the program, students will have a professional portfolio, GitHub projects, and deployment experience using free cloud platforms.

What You'll Learn

  • Build responsive and modern websites using HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap, and JavaScript.
  • Develop dynamic Single Page Applications (SPAs) with React using components, hooks, routing, and state management.
  • Integrate REST APIs, manage application state, and optimize React applications for performance.
  • Design and develop scalable backend applications using Node.js, Express.js, and the MVC architecture.
  • Create, manage, and optimize MySQL databases with SQL queries, relationships, indexing, and migrations.
  • Build secure RESTful APIs with CRUD operations, request validation, and database integration.
  • Implement authentication and authorization using bcrypt, JWT, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).
  • Apply industry best practices including custom middleware, centralized error handling, logging, and exception management.
  • Test, debug, and document APIs using Postman, GitHub, and professional development workflows.
  • Build, deploy, and showcase real-world full stack projects on free cloud platforms while creating a job-ready developer portfolio.

Curriculum

Week 1: HTML & CSS Basics

HTML5

  • Standard markup language for structuring web page content
  • Semantic tags, multimedia support, forms & improved APIs

CSS

  • Styling HTML pages: colors, fonts, layouts, spacing & animations
  • Separates presentation from content for easier design
Week 2: Responsive Layouts & Scripting

Responsive Design

  • Websites adapt automatically to different screen sizes
  • Flexible layouts, media queries & responsive images
  • Better experience across mobile, tablet & desktop

JavaScript

  • Scripting language for interactivity & dynamic behavior
  • Used for validation, animations, event handling & data manipulation
Week 3: DOM & UI Frameworks

DOM Manipulation

  • Access & modify HTML elements, content, styles & attributes via JavaScript
  • Enables interactive pages without reloading

Bootstrap 5

  • CSS framework with a responsive grid system & prebuilt UI components
  • Helps build modern, mobile-friendly websites quickly

Week 4: React Basics & Core Fundamentals

Introduction to React

  • What is React and why use it, Virtual DOM basics
  • Single Page Applications (SPAs)
  • Project setup with Vite, folder structure & workflow

JSX (JavaScript XML)

  • JSX syntax & embedding JS expressions
  • Conditional rendering
  • Styling: inline CSS, external CSS, CSS Modules (optional)
Week 5: React Basics & Core Fundamentals

Components & Props

  • Functional components & composition
  • Passing data via props, destructuring & default props

Lists & Keys

  • Rendering dynamic data with map()
  • React keys & list rendering best practices

Mini Project

  • Dynamic Product/Card List
Week 6: State Management & Event Handling

Event Handling

  • Click, keyboard & mouse events
  • Event objects, passing parameters to handlers

Forms in React

  • Controlled components & handling inputs
  • Basic form validation & submission

useState Hook

  • Component state & updates
  • Managing multiple state variables, arrays & objects
Week 7: State Management & Event Handling

useEffect Hook

  • Side effects & dependency array
  • Mounting/updating and cleanup functions

API Integration

  • Fetch API & Axios
  • Fetching data from free REST APIs
  • Loading indicators, error handling & displaying data

Practical Assignments

  • Weather App
  • User Directory
  • News App (using free APIs)
Week 8: State Management & Event Handling

Practical Assignments

  • Weather App
  • User Directory
  • News App (using free APIs)
Week 9-10: Advanced Hooks & Routing

React Router

  • react-router-dom, BrowserRouter, Routes & Route
  • Link, NavLink, dynamic routes & URL parameters
  • 404 page & nested routing

Advanced React Hooks

  • useRef — DOM manipulation & persistent values
  • useContext — global state, Provider & Consumer

Custom Hooks

  • What custom hooks are & creating reusable logic
  • Sharing functionality across components, real-world examples
Week 11-12: Advanced Hooks & Routing

Performance Optimization

  • React.memo
  • useMemo & useCallback (introduction)
  • Avoiding unnecessary re-renders

Practical Assignments

  • Dashboard with Routing
  • Theme Switcher using Context API
  • Stopwatch using useRef
Week 13-16: Project Building

State Management

  • Context API
  • Redux Toolkit — store, slices, dispatch & selectors

Testing & Debugging

  • React Developer Tools
  • Debugging, code optimization & bug fixing

Capstone Project

  • Build one full app: E-Commerce Store, Movie Search App, Job Portal, Food Ordering App, Student Management System, Expense Tracker, or Notes Application
  • Features: auth UI (frontend only), routing, API integration, search & filter, CRUD (local storage or free backend), responsive design, state management, error & loading handling
Week 17-18: Project Deployment

Deployment

  • Production build & environment variables
  • Deploy to Vercel or Netlify (free)
  • Share live project link, GitHub repository submission

Final Deliverables

  • Source code (GitHub) & live hosted website
  • Project documentation & presentation
  • Viva & code review

Week 19 & 20: Introduction to Node.js Backend & MVC Architecture

Introduction to MySQL Database

  • What is a Relational Database (RDBMS)?
  • Features and Advantages of MySQL
  • SQL vs NoSQL Databases
  • Database, Tables, Rows, and Columns
  • Primary Key, Foreign Key, and Constraints
  • MySQL Workbench Overview

Installing and Configuring MySQL

  • Installing MySQL Server
  • Installing MySQL Workbench
  • Creating User Accounts
  • Configuring Password Authentication
  • Starting and Stopping MySQL Server
  • Verifying Installation
  • Creating the First Database
Week 21 & 22:

Database Design Fundamentals

  • Database Normalization (1NF, 2NF, 3NF)
  • Entity Relationship (ER) Diagram
  • Table Design Best Practices
  • Choosing Appropriate Data Types
  • Primary Keys and Auto Increment
  • Foreign Keys and Constraints
  • Indexing Basics

Connecting Node.js with MySQL

  • Installing the mysql2 Package
  • Creating a Database Connection
  • Connection Configuration
  • Environment Variables (.env)
  • Testing Database Connectivity
  • Handling Connection Errors
Week 23 & 24:

Using the mysql2 Package

  • Installing mysql2
  • Connection Methods
  • Callback API
  • Promise-based API
  • Executing SQL Queries
  • Closing Database Connections

Connection Pooling (mysql.createPool)

  • What is a Relational Database (RDBMS)?
  • Features and Advantages of MySQL
  • SQL vs NoSQL Databases
  • Database, Tables, Rows, and Columns
  • Primary Key, Foreign Key, and Constraints
  • MySQL Workbench Overview
Week 25:

CRUD Operations using Raw SQL Queries

  • Create :-INSERT Queries,Bulk Insert
  • Read :-SELECT Queries ,WHERE Clause ,ORDER BY ,LIMIT & OFFSET
  • Update :- UPDATE Queries ,Updating Multiple Records
  • Delete :- DELETE Queries ,Soft Delete vs Hard Delete
Week 26:

Prepared Statements and SQL Injection Prevention

  • Understanding SQL Injection
  • Using Parameterized Queries
  • Prepared Statements with mysql2
  • Input Validation
  • Escaping Special Characters
  • Security Best Practices
Week 27:

Database Models and Query Organization

  • Organizing Database Code
  • Creating Model Files
  • Separating Business Logic
  • Reusable Query Functions
  • Repository Pattern Basics
  • Error Handling in Models
Week 28:

Introduction to ORM (Sequelize / Prisma)

  • What is an ORM?
  • Benefits of Using ORM
  • Installing Sequelize
  • Installing Prisma (core)
  • ORM Project Structure
  • Connecting ORM to MySQL
  • Basic CRUD using ORM
  • Comparing Raw SQL vs ORM
Week 29:

Database Relationships

  • One-to-One Relationship:- Creating One-to-One Associations ,Foreign Key Mapping
  • One-to-Many Relationship :- Parent-Child Relationships ,Creating Associations ,Fetching Related Data
  • Many-to-Many Relationship :- Junction (Pivot) Tables ,Creating Many-to-Many Associations ,Querying Related Records
Week 30:

Database Migrations (Sequelize CLI / Prisma Migrate)

  • Introduction to Database Migrations
  • Installing Sequelize CLI
  • Installing Prisma CLI
  • Creating Migration Files
  • Running Migrations
  • Rolling Back Migrations
  • Creating Seed Data
  • Updating Database Schema
  • Migration Best Practices
Week 31:

Controllers and Business Logic

  • Introduction to Controllers
  • MVC Architecture Overview
  • Creating Controllers in Express.js
  • Separating Business Logic from Routes
  • Organizing Controller Files
  • Controller Best Practices
  • Reusable Controller Methods
  • Handling CRUD Operations in Controllers
Week 32:

Request Validation

  • Importance of Input Validation
  • Client-side vs Server-side Validation
  • Using Express Validator
  • Validating Request Body
  • Validating URL Parameters
  • Validating Query Parameters
  • Custom Validation Rules
  • Returning Validation Error Responses
Week 33:

Custom Middleware Development

  • Understanding Middleware
  • Types of Middleware
  • Creating Custom Middleware
  • Application-Level Middleware
  • Route-Level Middleware
  • Middleware Execution Flow
  • Passing Control using next()
  • Reusable Middleware Design
Week 34:

Authentication Middleware

  • Authentication vs Authorization
  • Protecting API Routes
  • Creating Authentication Middleware
  • Reading Authorization Headers
  • Verifying User Identity
  • Handling Unauthorized Requests
  • Token Verification
  • Securing Protected Endpoints
Week 35:

Authorization Concepts

  • What is Authorization?
  • User Permissions
  • Access Levels
  • Resource-Based Authorization
  • Route Protection
  • Ownership-Based Access Control
  • Authorization Best Practices
Week 36:

Password Hashing using bcrypt

  • Why Password Hashing is Important
  • Installing bcrypt
  • Hashing Passwords
  • Comparing Passwords
  • Salt and Salt Rounds
  • Secure Password Storage
  • Password Security Best Practices
Week 37:

JWT (JSON Web Token) Authentication

  • Introduction to JWT
  • JWT Structure (Header, Payload, Signature)
  • Installing jsonwebtoken
  • Generating Access Tokens
  • Verifying JWT Tokens
  • Token Expiration
  • Refresh Tokens
  • Protecting Routes with JWT
  • Logout Strategy
  • JWT Security Best Practices
Week 38:

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC)

  • Introduction to RBAC
  • Defining User Roles
  • Admin, User, and Moderator Roles
  • Permission-Based Access
  • Creating RBAC Middleware
  • Restricting Routes
  • Role Hierarchy
  • Best Practices for RBAC
Week 39:

Centralized Error Handling

  • Understanding Error Handling
  • Express Error Middleware
  • Handling Synchronous Errors
  • Handling Asynchronous Errors
  • Creating Custom Error Classes
  • Returning Standardized API Responses
  • HTTP Status Codes
  • Error Handling Best Practices
Week 40:

Logging and Exception Management

  • Importance of Logging
  • Introduction to Morgan
  • Using Winston Logger
  • Logging API Requests
  • Logging Errors
  • Handling Uncaught Exceptions
  • Handling Unhandled Promise Rejections
  • Log Levels
  • Production Logging Best Practices
Week 41:

API Testing using Postman

  • Installing Postman
  • Creating API Requests
  • GET, POST, PUT, DELETE Requests
  • Using Headers
  • Sending JSON Data
  • Environment Variables
  • Authentication Testing
  • Testing JWT Protected APIs
  • API Collections
  • Automated API Tests
  • Exporting and Sharing Collections

Build, deploy, and showcase real-world full stack projects on free cloud platforms while creating a job-ready developer portfolio.

Who This Course Is For

  • Students and graduates starting a career in tech
  • Working professionals switching to development roles
  • Anyone who has basic computer literacy and wants a structured path