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Course Module
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HTML (1 Month)
HTML (1 Month)
Week 1: The Foundations of HTML
Week 1: The Foundations of HTML
This week focuses on understanding the core concepts of HTML and building a basic web page.
Introduction to the Web: How do browsers and servers work? What is HTML, CSS, and JavaScript?
HTML Document Structure: Understanding the basic boilerplate of an HTML file, including <!DOCTYPE html>, <html>, <head>, and <body> tags.
Basic Tags: Learning to use essential tags for structuring content:
Headings: <h1> to <h6>
Paragraphs: <p>
Breaks: <br>
Horizontal Rules: <hr>
Text Formatting: Using tags to format text:
<b> and <strong> for bold text.
<i> and <em> for italic text.
<sub> and <sup> for subscripts and superscripts.
<del> and <ins> for deleted and inserted text.
Attributes: Understanding how to use attributes like id, class, and style to modify HTML elements.
Links and Navigation: Creating hyperlinks using the <a> tag to navigate between pages and to external websites.
Week 2: Structuring Content and Adding Media
Week 2: Structuring Content and Adding Media
This week focuses on organizing information on a web page and embedding different types of media.
Lists: Creating both ordered (<ol>) and unordered (<ul>) lists, as well as nested lists.
Tables: Designing tables using <table>, <tr>, <th>, and <td> tags to present data in a structured format.
Semantic HTML5 Tags: Learning to use modern, meaningful tags to improve the structure and accessibility of your websites:
<header>, <nav>, <main>, <article>, <section>, <footer>.
Images: Embedding images using the <img> tag and learning about important attributes like src, alt, width, and height.
Audio and Video: Embedding audio (<audio>) and video (<video>) directly into your web pages without needing third-party plugins.
Week 3: Forms and User Input
Week 3: Forms and User Input
This week is dedicated to creating interactive forms to collect user data, a crucial part of most modern websites.
The <form> Tag: Understanding the basic structure of a form.
Form Inputs: Learning about different types of input fields:
Text fields: <input type="text">
Password fields: <input type="password">
Radio buttons: <input type="radio">
Checkboxes: <input type="checkbox">
Number, email, date, and other specialized input types.
Form Elements: Using other form-related tags:
Labels: <label> to improve accessibility.
Text Areas: <textarea> for multi-line text input.
Select Menus: <select> and <option> to create dropdown lists.
Buttons: Creating different types of buttons (<input type="submit">, <button>).
Form Attributes: Learning to use attributes like action, method, name, and value.
Week 4: Advanced Concepts and Projects
Week 4: Advanced Concepts and Projects
The final week brings everything together, focusing on putting your skills into practice and preparing for the next steps in your web development journey.
Best Practices and Accessibility: Learning about writing clean, well-structured, and accessible HTML code. This includes using ARIA attributes and semantic tags correctly.
Fee
Rs.2000/ Course
CSS (1 Month)
CSS (1 Month)
Week 1: CSS Fundamentals and Selectors
Week 1: CSS Fundamentals and Selectors
This week focuses on the core principles of CSS, learning how to write rules, and mastering the different ways to select and target HTML elements.
Introduction to CSS: What is CSS and why is it essential for web development?
Syntax and Structure: Understanding CSS rulesets, including selectors, properties, and values.
Integrating CSS: Learning the three methods to add CSS to an HTML document:
Inline CSS: Using the style attribute.
Internal CSS: Using the <style> tag in the <head> section.
External CSS: Linking an external .css file, which is the industry best practice.
Basic Selectors: Mastering the fundamental ways to target elements:
Element Selectors: Targeting elements by their tag name (e.g., p, h1).
Class Selectors: Using . to target elements with a specific class (e.g., .container).
ID Selectors: Using # to target a unique element with a specific ID (e.g., #main-header).
The Cascade and Specificity: Understanding how CSS rules are applied and which ones take precedence.
Week 2: The Box Model, Layout, and Styling
Week 2: The Box Model, Layout, and Styling
This week dives into the foundational concepts of web page layout and how to style individual elements.
The CSS Box Model: A crucial concept for layout. You will learn about:
Content: The actual content of the element.
Padding: Space between the content and the border.
Border: A line surrounding the padding.
Margin: Space outside the border.
Sizing Elements: Using width, height, min-width, max-width to control element sizes.
Text and Font Styling: Styling text with properties like font-family, font-size, font-weight, and color.
Backgrounds: Applying background colors, images, and gradients using properties like background-color, background-image, background-repeat, and background-position.
Display Property: Understanding how elements are rendered on the page, with a focus on block, inline, and inline-block.
Floats: An older but still relevant technique for creating multi-column layouts and wrapping text around images.
Week 3: Advanced Layouts and Positioning
Week 3: Advanced Layouts and Positioning
This week focuses on modern and powerful layout techniques that are essential for building responsive and complex web designs.
Introduction to Flexbox: A powerful one-dimensional layout system. You will learn:
display: flex
Flex container properties (flex-direction, justify-content, align-items).
Flex item properties (flex, order).
Introduction to CSS Grid: A two-dimensional layout system that's perfect for building complex web page structures. You will learn:
display: grid
Defining columns and rows with grid-template-columns and grid-template-rows.
Placing items with grid-column and grid-row.
Positioning: Understanding how to position elements on the page with position properties:
static, relative, absolute, and fixed.
Pseudo-classes and Pseudo-elements: Using advanced selectors to style elements based on their state (e.g., :hover, :active, :focus) or to select specific parts of an element (e.g., ::before, ::after).
Week 4: Responsive Design and Final Project
Week 4: Responsive Design and Final Project
The final week brings everything together, focusing on creating professional, responsive websites and building a final project.
Responsive Design: Learning how to make your websites look great on all screen sizes, from mobile phones to large desktop monitors.
Media Queries: The core technology for responsive design. You will learn how to write rules that apply only under certain conditions.
CSS Variables: Using custom properties to make your CSS code more organized and maintainable.
Fee
Rs.2000/ Course
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap (3 Month)
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap (3 Month)
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
This first month is dedicated to building the absolute core skills of front-end development.
Week 1: Introduction to HTML
Web Fundamentals: How the internet, browsers, and servers work.
HTML Basics: Understanding the structure of an HTML page, including <!DOCTYPE>, <html>, <head>, and <body>.
Text & Headings: Using tags like <h1> to <h6> for headings and <p> for paragraphs.
Lists: Creating ordered (<ol>) and unordered (<ul>) lists.
Links & Navigation: Using the <a> tag to create hyperlinks and navigate between pages.
Images: Embedding images with the <img> tag and understanding attributes like src and alt.
Project: Build a simple, multi-page personal website with basic text, links, and images.
Week 2: CSS Styling & Selectors
CSS Basics: Understanding CSS syntax and the three ways to add CSS to an HTML file (inline, internal, external).
CSS Selectors: Mastering element, class, ID, and universal selectors to target HTML elements.
Text & Font Styling: Changing font family, size, color, and weight.
Colors & Backgrounds: Applying colors and background images to elements.
The Box Model: Understanding and using margin, border, and padding to control element spacing.
Project: Take the personal website from Week 1 and style it with colors and fonts using a separate CSS file.
Week 3: Layouts & The Box Model in Detail
Display Property: Differentiating between block, inline, and inline-block elements.
Advanced Selectors: Using pseudo-classes (:hover, :active) and pseudo-elements (::before, ::after) for dynamic styling.
The Box Model in Depth: Learning about border-box and content-box models and their impact on layout.
Floats: An introduction to using floats for creating multi-column layouts.
Tables & Forms: Structuring data with tables and building forms with various input types.
Project: Create a simple two-column layout for a blog post using floats and style a contact form.
Week 4: CSS Layout Systems
Flexbox: Mastering Flexbox for one-dimensional layouts. You will learn about container and item properties for aligning and distributing space.
CSS Grid: An introduction to Grid for two-dimensional layouts, perfect for building full-page structures.
Positioning: Understanding static, relative, absolute, and fixed positioning.
Responsive Design Intro: An initial look at making websites look good on different screen sizes using media queries.
Project: Rebuild your personal website layout using Flexbox and Grid.
Month 2: Mastering Bootstrap
Month 2: Mastering Bootstrap
This month focuses entirely on learning the popular front-end framework, Bootstrap, to accelerate development and ensure responsiveness.
Week 5: Bootstrap Fundamentals
Introduction to Frameworks: What is a framework and why use Bootstrap?
Getting Started: Integrating Bootstrap into an HTML project via a CDN.
Grid System: Learning the core of Bootstrap, its 12-column responsive grid system, and how to create multi-column layouts for different devices.
Typography & Utility Classes: Using Bootstrap's pre-defined classes to style text, spacing, and more.
Project: Convert your personal website's layout to use the Bootstrap grid system.
Week 6: Bootstrap Components
Navigation & Header: Building responsive navigation bars (navbar) and headers.
Cards: Using the card component to create visually appealing content blocks.
Forms: Styling forms with Bootstrap's form-control and grid classes.
Buttons: Using different button styles and sizes.
Images & Tables: Applying Bootstrap's responsive image and table classes.
Project: Create a fully responsive, multi-page website with a navigation bar, a home page with cards, and a styled contact page using Bootstrap components.
Week 7: Advanced Bootstrap & Customization
Carousels & Modals: Implementing dynamic components like image sliders and pop-up windows.
Dropdowns & Tooltips: Adding interactive elements to your website.
Customization: Learning how to override Bootstrap's default styles with your own custom CSS to create unique designs.
Utility Classes: A deeper dive into Bootstrap's utility classes for spacing, colors, and borders.
Project: Add a carousel and a modal to your website project to showcase your work and add interactivity.
Week 8: Advanced Bootstrap & Portfolio Project
Responsive Utilities: Using Bootstrap's responsive display properties (d-sm-none, d-lg-block) to show or hide content based on screen size.
Final Project Planning: Planning a comprehensive portfolio website to showcase all your skills.
Project: Build a professional-looking portfolio website from scratch using a Bootstrap template or your own design, including a hero section, an "about me" section, a project showcase, and a contact form.
Month 3: Putting It All Together & Portfolio Development
Month 3: Putting It All Together & Portfolio Development
This final month focuses on solidifying all the skills, building a polished portfolio, and preparing for the next steps in your learning journey.
Week 9: CSS Animations & Transitions
Animations: Using @keyframes to create custom animations.
Transitions: Adding smooth hover effects and other transitions.
Font Awesome & Icons: Integrating icon libraries into your website.
Git & GitHub: An essential introduction to version control for managing your code and projects.
Project: Enhance your portfolio website with CSS animations, transitions, and icons.
Week 10: Final Project Work
Refining Your Portfolio: Making final adjustments to your portfolio website to ensure it's visually perfect and fully responsive.
Code Review: Getting feedback on your code from peers or instructors.
Project: Complete and finalize your portfolio website.
Week 11: Deployment & Career Prep
Domain & Hosting: Understanding how to purchase a domain and host a website.
Deployment: Learning how to upload your finished website to a web server using platforms like Netlify, Vercel, or GitHub Pages.
Resume & Portfolio Building: Workshops on crafting a professional resume and presenting your portfolio to potential employers.
Project: Deploy your portfolio website to a live URL.
Week 12: Final Review & Next Steps
Comprehensive Review: A final review of all HTML, CSS, and Bootstrap concepts.
Introduction to JavaScript: A brief introduction to what JavaScript is and why it's the next logical step in your learning journey.
Fee
Rs.2000/ Month
PHP (3 Month)
PHP (3 Month)
Month 1: PHP Fundamentals and Core Concepts
Month 1: PHP Fundamentals and Core Concepts
This month is dedicated to learning the basic syntax, data structures, and control flow of the PHP language.
Introduction to PHP:
What is PHP? Its role in web development and the server-side environment.
Setting up a local development environment (e.g., XAMPP, WAMP, MAMP).
Writing your first PHP script and understanding how it runs.
PHP Basics:
Syntax, variables, and data types (strings, integers, arrays, etc.).
Operators (arithmetic, comparison, logical, etc.).
Embedding PHP within HTML and vice versa.
Control Structures:
Conditional statements (if, else, elseif, switch).
Loops (for, while, do-while, foreach).
Handling user input with $_GET and $_POST superglobals.
Functions and Arrays:
Creating user-defined functions and understanding function arguments and return values.
Working with built-in PHP functions.
Understanding different types of arrays (indexed, associative, multidimensional) and array manipulation functions.
Initial Project: Build a simple, multi-page website that handles form data and uses basic PHP logic to display different content.
Month 2: Database Connectivity and Dynamic Web Pages
Month 2: Database Connectivity and Dynamic Web Pages
This month focuses on integrating PHP with a database to create dynamic, data-driven applications.
Introduction to Databases:
Understanding the basics of relational databases and RDBMS (Relational Database Management Systems).
Introduction to MySQL.
Using phpMyAdmin for database management.
SQL (Structured Query Language):
Learning essential SQL commands for managing databases and tables (CREATE DATABASE, CREATE TABLE).
Mastering CRUD operations (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).
Understanding constraints, data types, and primary/foreign keys.
Connecting PHP to MySQL:
Establishing a connection between your PHP application and a MySQL database.
Executing SQL queries from PHP.
Retrieving and displaying data from the database.
Building Dynamic Applications:
Creating a basic CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application.
Displaying data from a database on a web page (e.g., a list of blog posts, a product catalog).
Handling form submissions to insert, update, or delete records in the database.
Project: Build a complete blog or simple content management system (CMS) where you can add, edit, and delete articles, and display them on the front-end.
Month 3: Advanced PHP Concepts and Final Project
Month 3: Advanced PHP Concepts and Final Project
The final month covers more advanced topics and best practices, culminating in a larger, portfolio-worthy project.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP:
Understanding OOP principles (classes, objects, properties, methods).
Learning about inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.
Writing more organized and reusable code using OOP.
State Management and Security:
Working with sessions and cookies for user authentication and managing user state.
Implementing a simple login and registration system.
Introduction to web security: preventing SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS).
Error Handling and Debugging:
Understanding different types of errors in PHP.
Learning techniques for debugging your code.
Final Capstone Project:
You will work on a larger, more complex project that integrates all the skills you've learned. This could be an e-commerce site, a user-based application, or a more advanced CMS.
The project will involve OOP, user authentication, a complete CRUD system, and a well-designed front-end.
Deployment and Career Prep:
Learning how to deploy your PHP application to a live server.
Building your portfolio and preparing for technical interviews.
Fee
Rs.1500/ Month
Larvel PHP (3 Month)
Larvel PHP (3 Month)
Month 1: Laravel Foundations and MVC Basics
Month 1: Laravel Foundations and MVC Basics
This month is all about getting comfortable with the Laravel framework. You'll set up your development environment, understand the core concepts of MVC, and learn how to use Laravel's fundamental features.
Introduction to Laravel and the MVC Pattern:
What is a framework? Why use Laravel?
Understanding the Model-View-Controller architectural pattern.
Setting up your environment (Composer, Laravel Installer, etc.).
Exploring the project structure and key directories (app, routes, resources).
Routing and Controllers:
Defining routes to handle different URLs (web.php).
Creating controllers to handle incoming requests.
Passing data from a controller to a view.
Views and Blade Templating:
Understanding views as the "V" in MVC.
Using Blade, Laravel's powerful templating engine.
Mastering Blade directives like @if, @foreach, and @extends for creating reusable layouts.
Database Management with Migrations:
Introduction to databases within Laravel.
Using database migrations to define and manage your database schema.
Running migrations and using the artisan command-line tool.
Initial Project: Build a simple static website with multiple pages, using routes and controllers to render Blade views.
Month 2: Eloquent ORM and Advanced Features
Month 2: Eloquent ORM and Advanced Features
This month deepens your understanding of the "Model" part of MVC, focusing on how Laravel interacts with databases in an object-oriented way.
Eloquent ORM (Object-Relational Mapper):
Defining models to represent database tables.
Performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations with Eloquent.
Understanding Eloquent's conventions for naming tables and models.
Database Relationships:
Defining relationships between models (e.g., one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many).
Using relationships to easily retrieve related data.
Forms and Validation:
Handling form submissions and user input.
Using Laravel's powerful validation system to ensure data integrity.
Displaying validation errors to the user.
Authentication and Authorization:
Implementing a secure user registration and login system with Laravel's built-in features (e.g., Laravel Breeze).
Protecting routes and pages based on user roles and permissions.
Using middleware to filter HTTP requests.
Project: Build a complete web application like a simple blog or a to-do list, which allows users to register, log in, and manage their own content.
Month 3: Building Real-World Applications and Deployment
Month 3: Building Real-World Applications and Deployment
The final month brings everything together, focusing on advanced features, best practices, and building a final, portfolio-worthy project.
RESTful APIs:
Understanding the concept of APIs.
Building a RESTful API using Laravel controllers and resource routes.
Creating API endpoints to serve data in a JSON format.
File Uploads and Storage:
Handling file uploads (e.g., profile pictures, documents).
Using Laravel's Storage facade to store files on the local disk or in cloud storage.
Artisan Commands and Seeding:
Learning to create custom artisan commands.
Using database seeders to populate your database with fake data for development and testing.
Deployment and Optimization:
Preparing your Laravel application for production.
Understanding .env files and environment configuration.
Deploying your application to a live server using a service like Heroku, Vercel, or a traditional VPS.
Final Capstone Project:
Work on a larger, more complex project that integrates all the skills you've learned. This could be a social media clone, a simple e-commerce site, or a project management tool.
The project will feature a full-stack application with a front-end (using Blade or a simple front-end framework like Vue.js/React if time permits) and a complete back-end with user authentication and database management.
Fee
Rs.2000/ Month
Pynthon (3 Month)
Pynthon (3 Month)
Month 1: Python Fundamentals
Month 1: Python Fundamentals
This month focuses on the core syntax and programming concepts of Python. The goal is to build a strong foundation that will be used throughout the rest of the course.
Week 1: Introduction to Python
What is Python and why is it so popular?
Setting up the development environment (installing Python, using an IDE like VS Code or PyCharm).
Writing your first "Hello, World!" program.
Understanding data types: strings, integers, floats, and booleans.
Variables and basic operations.
Week 2: Data Structures
Working with lists: creating, accessing, modifying, and using list methods.
Tuples: understanding their immutability and use cases.
Dictionaries: working with key-value pairs.
Sets: understanding unique values and set operations.
Converting between different data structures.
Week 3: Control Flow and Functions
Conditional statements: if, elif, and else.
Loops: for loops for iterating over collections and while loops.
break, continue, and pass statements.
Writing your own functions: understanding parameters, return values, and scope.
Week 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Fundamentals
Introduction to OOP concepts: classes, objects, and methods.
Creating your first class and an instance of it.
Understanding the __init__ method and instance attributes.
Using methods to add behavior to your objects.
Mini-Project: Create a simple text-based game or a basic calculator using functions and classes.
Month 2: File Handling, Modules, and Intermediate Topics
Month 2: File Handling, Modules, and Intermediate Topics
This month moves beyond the basics, focusing on how to interact with the external world (files, libraries) and more advanced programming techniques.
Week 5: File Handling
Reading and writing to text files.
Working with different file modes ('r', 'w', 'a').
Using the with statement for clean file management.
Reading and writing structured data with CSV files.
Week 6: Modules and Libraries
Understanding modules and how to import them.
Using Python's standard library (e.g., os, sys, datetime).
Introduction to third-party libraries and using pip to install them.
Working with a popular library like requests to make web requests.
Week 7: Error Handling and Debugging
Understanding different types of errors (syntax, logical, exceptions).
Using try, except, finally blocks to handle errors gracefully.
Introduction to debugging techniques and tools.
Week 8: Intermediate Python Concepts
List and dictionary comprehensions for writing concise code.
Introduction to generators and iterators.
Lambda functions (anonymous functions).
Mini-Project: Build a command-line application that reads from a CSV file, processes the data, and writes the results to a new file.
Month 3: Building Applications with a Framework
Month 3: Building Applications with a Framework
The final month is dedicated to applying all the skills learned to a practical application, likely a web application using a popular framework.
Week 9: Introduction to Web Development
How the web works (HTTP, requests, responses).
Choosing a Python web framework (e.g., Flask, Django).
Setting up a basic web server with a micro-framework like Flask.
Creating routes and returning simple responses.
Week 10: Building a Web Application
Handling form submissions and user input.
Introduction to templating with Jinja2.
Building a simple CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) application.
Using a lightweight database (e.g., SQLite) to store data.
Week 11: Final Project: Advanced Features
User authentication: implementing a simple login/logout system.
Working with static files (CSS, images).
Building a multi-page application with a navigation bar.
Final Project: Build a small, functional web application like a to-do list, a simple blog, or a personal portfolio page.
Week 12: Deployment and Career Preparation
Understanding the basics of deploying a web application.
Putting together a portfolio of your projects.
Review of all topics and next steps for learning.
Tips for finding a job as a Python developer.
Fee
Rs.2000/ Month
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery (6 Month)
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery (6 Month)
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
This first month is dedicated to mastering the foundational languages of the web.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language):
Week 1: Introduction to HTML, basic document structure, text formatting, headings, paragraphs, and links.
Week 2: Working with lists, tables, and embedding images and other media. Understanding semantic HTML5 tags (<header>, <nav>, <article>, <footer>).
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets):
Week 3: CSS syntax, selectors (element, class, ID), and the three ways to include CSS (inline, internal, external). Learning about the CSS Box Model (margin, padding, border).
Week 4: Styling text and fonts, applying colors and backgrounds, and an introduction to the display property (block, inline, inline-block).
Project: A multi-page personal website with a structured layout, styled with basic colors, fonts, and an external CSS file.
Month 2: Advanced CSS & Bootstrap
Month 2: Advanced CSS & Bootstrap
This month focuses on modern layout techniques and using the Bootstrap framework to build responsive websites quickly.
Advanced CSS:
Week 5: Mastering advanced CSS selectors (pseudo-classes like :hover, pseudo-elements like ::before).
Week 6: Learning modern layout systems: Flexbox for one-dimensional layouts and CSS Grid for complex two-dimensional layouts.
Bootstrap:
Week 7: Introduction to front-end frameworks. Integrating Bootstrap and understanding its core responsive 12-column grid system.
Week 8: Using Bootstrap components (navbars, cards, carousels, forms) to build a professional-looking website without writing a lot of CSS.
Project: A fully responsive portfolio website using a combination of a Bootstrap grid and custom CSS styling.
Month 3: JavaScript & jQuery
Month 3: JavaScript & jQuery
This month transitions to programming by introducing JavaScript for interactivity and jQuery for simplifying common tasks.
JavaScript Fundamentals:
Week 9: Core programming concepts: variables, data types, operators, and conditional statements (if/else).
Week 10: Loops (for, while), functions, and arrays. Understanding how to interact with the HTML document using the DOM (Document Object Model).
jQuery:
Week 11: Introduction to jQuery. Learning how to select and manipulate HTML elements with its concise syntax.
Week 12: Using jQuery for event handling (e.g., clicks, hovers) and dynamic content manipulation.
Project: Add interactive features to your portfolio website. Implement a form validation script using JavaScript and create a simple image gallery with jQuery.
Month 4: Java Fundamentals and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Month 4: Java Fundamentals and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
This month begins the deep dive into back-end development with Java, focusing on its core syntax and object-oriented principles.
Java Fundamentals:
Week 13: Introduction to Java, setting up a development environment (JDK, IDE like IntelliJ or Eclipse).
Week 14: Core syntax: variables, data types, operators, and control flow.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP):
Week 15: Understanding the pillars of OOP: classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
Week 16: Creating your own classes and objects, and working with methods and constructors.
Project: Create a simple command-line Java application that models a real-world concept (e.g., a "Student" class with properties and methods).
Month 5: Java for Web and Database Connectivity
Month 5: Java for Web and Database Connectivity
This month applies Java to the web development context, introducing server-side logic and database integration.
Java Servlets:
Week 17: Introduction to Java servlets. Learning how they handle HTTP requests and generate dynamic HTML responses.
Week 18: Setting up a servlet container (like Tomcat) and deploying a simple web application.
Database Connectivity (JDBC):
Week 19: Understanding relational databases and SQL.
Week 20: Using JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) to connect a Java application to a MySQL database. Performing CRUD operations (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE).
Project: Build a simple web application with servlets that reads data from a MySQL database and displays it on an HTML page.
Month 6: Advanced Topics & Final Project
Month 6: Advanced Topics & Final Project
The final month focuses on putting all the skills together into a complete project and preparing for a career.
Java Web Frameworks (Introduction):
Week 21: A brief introduction to a popular Java web framework like Spring Boot. Understanding how it simplifies web application development.
Full-Stack Application Development:
Week 22: Integrating the front-end (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery) with the back-end (Java Servlets, JDBC, MySQL).
Week 23: Implementing user authentication and session management.
Final Capstone Project:
Week 24: Build a full-stack, dynamic web application that showcases all your skills. This could be a blog with a full CMS, a simple e-commerce site, or a project management tool. The project would include a responsive front-end and a back-end powered by Java and a database.
Fee
Rs.1500/ Month
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery + mysql + PHP (9 Month)
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery + mysql + PHP (9 Month)
Months 1-2: Front-End Foundations (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap)
Months 1-2: Front-End Foundations (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap)
This initial phase builds a strong foundation in the "client-side" of web development.
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
HTML: Document structure, semantic tags, text formatting, lists, links, images, tables, and forms.
CSS: Syntax, selectors, the box model, text/font styling, colors, and backgrounds. Introduction to Flexbox for basic layouts.
Month 2: Advanced CSS & Bootstrap
Advanced CSS: Master Flexbox and CSS Grid for complex, modern layouts. Learn responsive design using media queries.
Bootstrap: Integration of the framework, understanding its responsive grid system, and using pre-built components (navbars, cards, carousels, forms) to accelerate development.
Project: A fully responsive, multi-page portfolio website using HTML, a combination of Flexbox/Grid, and Bootstrap components.
Month 3: Client-Side Interactivity (JavaScript & jQuery)
Month 3: Client-Side Interactivity (JavaScript & jQuery)
This month introduces the programming logic that makes websites dynamic and interactive.
JavaScript: Core concepts like variables, data types, functions, control flow (if/else, loops), and arrays.
DOM Manipulation: Learn to select and modify HTML elements using JavaScript to create dynamic content.
jQuery: Introduction to this popular JavaScript library for simplifying DOM manipulation and event handling.
Project: Enhance the portfolio website with JavaScript features like form validation and a responsive navigation menu.
Months 4-5: Back-End Development with PHP & MySQL
Months 4-5: Back-End Development with PHP & MySQL
This phase introduces the first of two server-side technology stacks.
Month 4: PHP Fundamentals
PHP Basics: Syntax, variables, data types, and core programming concepts.
Server-Side Scripting: Handling form submissions with $_GET and $_POST. Managing user state with sessions and cookies.
Project: Create a simple multi-page website that processes form data and uses sessions to maintain user information.
Month 5: PHP & MySQL Integration
Databases: Introduction to relational databases and MySQL. Learning basic SQL for creating tables and performing CRUD operations.
PHP & MySQL: Connecting a PHP application to a MySQL database using mysqli or PDO.
CRUD Application: Building a complete web application (e.g., a simple blog or product list) that allows users to create, read, update, and delete data from a MySQL database.
Project: A fully functional blog or simple CMS (Content Management System) where users can post articles, and the data is stored in and retrieved from a MySQL database.
Months 6-7: Back-End Development with Java
Months 6-7: Back-End Development with Java
This phase introduces the second, more enterprise-focused server-side technology stack.
Month 6: Java Fundamentals & OOP
Java Basics: Setting up a development environment, core syntax, variables, data types, and control flow.
OOP: Mastering Object-Oriented Programming principles: classes, objects, inheritance, and polymorphism.
Month 7: Java for the Web
Java Servlets: Learn how to use Java servlets to handle HTTP requests and generate dynamic HTML content.
JDBC (Java Database Connectivity): Connecting a Java application to a MySQL database and performing CRUD operations.
Project: A web application built with Java Servlets and MySQL that replicates the functionality of the PHP project (e.g., a blog or product list).
Months 8-9: Advanced Topics, Frameworks & Final Project
Months 8-9: Advanced Topics, Frameworks & Final Project
This final phase brings all the skills together, introduces modern best practices, and culminates in a major project.
Month 8: Frameworks & Modern Tools
PHP Framework (Introduction): A brief look at a modern PHP framework like Laravel to show how frameworks simplify development.
Java Framework (Introduction): An introduction to a powerful Java framework like Spring Boot.
Version Control: Git and GitHub for collaborative development and project management.
Month 9: Capstone Projects & Career Prep
Project 1 (PHP/MySQL): Build a more complex, portfolio-worthy application using the PHP/MySQL stack. This could be an e-commerce site or a user-based social application.
Project 2 (Java/MySQL): Build a similar complex application using the Java stack, demonstrating your ability to work with both technologies.
Fee
Rs.1200/ Month
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery + mysql + PHP + Pynthon (12 Month)
HTML + CSS + Bootstrap + Java + Jquery + mysql + PHP + Pynthon (12 Month)
Months 1-2: Front-End Foundations
Months 1-2: Front-End Foundations
This phase builds the essential skills for creating the user-facing part of any website.
Month 1: HTML & CSS Fundamentals
HTML: The core language for structuring web content. Learn semantic tags, forms, tables, and media embedding.
CSS: The language for styling. Master basic selectors, the Box Model, and text/font styling.
Month 2: Advanced CSS & Bootstrap
Advanced CSS: Master modern layouts using Flexbox and CSS Grid. Learn to create responsive designs with media queries.
Bootstrap: The popular front-end framework. Learn its responsive grid system and how to use components like navbars, cards, and carousels to build professional-looking websites quickly.
Month 3: Client-Side Interactivity
Month 3: Client-Side Interactivity
This month introduces the programming logic that makes a website dynamic and interactive.
JavaScript & jQuery:
JavaScript: Learn the fundamentals of programming: variables, data types, control flow, functions, and arrays.
DOM Manipulation: Learn how to interact with the HTML document using the Document Object Model (DOM).
jQuery: Use this library to simplify DOM manipulation, event handling, and AJAX calls.
Project: Enhance a portfolio website with interactive features like form validation and dynamic content.
Months 4-6: Back-End with PHP & MySQL
Months 4-6: Back-End with PHP & MySQL
This phase introduces the first back-end technology stack, which is highly popular for web development.
Month 4: PHP Fundamentals
PHP Basics: Learn the syntax, variables, data types, and core programming concepts.
Server-Side Scripting: Handle form submissions and manage user sessions and cookies.
Month 5: PHP & MySQL Integration
MySQL & SQL: Learn about relational databases, the MySQL RDBMS, and essential SQL commands for performing CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations.
Database Connectivity: Connect a PHP application to a MySQL database.
Month 6: PHP Frameworks & Best Practices
PHP Framework (Laravel): Introduction to a modern framework like Laravel to build robust and scalable applications.
Authentication: Implement a secure user login and registration system.
Project: A full-stack web application (e.g., a complete blog or a simple e-commerce site) using PHP, MySQL, and a framework like Laravel.
Months 7-9: Back-End with Python
Months 7-9: Back-End with Python
This phase introduces the second back-end language, Python, a versatile language used in web development, data science, and more.
Month 7: Python Fundamentals
Python Basics: Learn the Python syntax, data types, control flow, and functions.
OOP: Master Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts in Python.
Month 8: Python for the Web (Django/Flask)
Web Frameworks: Learn to build web applications using a popular framework like Django or Flask.
Database Integration: Connect the Python application to a database (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQLite).
Month 9: Advanced Python & APIs
RESTful APIs: Learn how to build APIs with Python to serve data in JSON format.
External Libraries: Use Python libraries for tasks like making API requests or handling file uploads.
Project: A RESTful API built with Python, or a full-stack application (e.g., a simple social media clone) using a Python framework.
Months 10-12: Back-End with Java
Months 10-12: Back-End with Java
This phase introduces the third and final back-end language, Java, which is known for its enterprise-level applications.
Month 10: Java Fundamentals & OOP
Java Basics: Learn core Java syntax, data types, and control flow.
OOP: Deepen your understanding of OOP principles with Java's strict class structure.
Month 11: Java for the Web
Java Servlets: Learn to use Java servlets to handle web requests and generate dynamic responses.
JDBC: Use Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) to connect a Java application to a MySQL database.
Month 12: Frameworks & Final Projects
Java Framework (Spring): Introduction to the Spring framework, a powerful tool for building scalable applications.
Capstone Projects: Build a final, comprehensive full-stack application in your preferred back-end stack (PHP, Python, or Java) that serves as a centerpiece of your portfolio.
Fee
Rs.1200/ Month
Medium
Medium
English, Hindi & Punjabi
Eligibility
Eligibility
Minimum 10th Passed and alse Ability Read and Write English, Hindi, Punjabi Language
Duration
Duration
Flexible
Classes at
MCB Z6 12801, Main Road, Paras ram Nagar,Bathinda (Pb.)-151001
MCB Z6 12801, Main Road, Paras ram Nagar,Bathinda (Pb.)-151001
Branch
Branch
Nai Basti, Bachan Street, Near Ganesha Basti Bus Stand,Bathinda (Pb.)-151001
Nai Basti, Bachan Street, Near Ganesha Basti Bus Stand,Bathinda (Pb.)-151001
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Practical Test
Quality
Expert Tutor on Each and Every Subject.
Class Time
1:30 hours (Regular Class in a Week 6 Days)
Certified Course
Yes (After Exam issue Certificate)
Placement
Placement
Yes (After Successfully Completed Course)
Benefit
Benefit
Improve Computer Skills
Secure your Future
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Career Prospects
Career Prospects
Front-End Developer
Back-End Developer (PHP Stack)
Back-End Developer (Java Stack)
Back-End Developer (Python Stack)
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Web Application Developer
Junior Software Engineer
Database Administrator
API Developer
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