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Mean Stack Development - Syllabus, Fees & Duration
Module 1: Introduction to HTML
- HTML Basics, Elements, Attributes, Styles
 - Forms, Form Elements, Input Element Types
 - Input Attributes, File Paths, Script tag
 - HTML & XHTML
 
Module 2: Introduction to CSS
- CSS Introduction, Syntax, Selectors, Styling
 - Pseudo class, Pseudo Elements
 - CSS Tables, CSS Box Models
 - CSS Opacity, CSS Navigation Bar, Dropdowns
 
Module 3: Introduction to JavaScript
- JavaScript Statements, Keywords, Functions
 - JavaScript Programs, Operators, Functions
 - Function Parameters, Function Return Types
 - Data Types, Primitive Types
 
Module 4: Working with Objects
- Object Oriented Programming, Object Creation
 - Adding Methods of Objects
 - JavaScript Loops Iteration
 - Adding Properties of Objects
 - JavaScript Conditional Statements
 - Enumerating Properties, Callbacks, JSON
 
Module 5: Angular JS Basics
- What is Angular JS?
 - Why Angular JS?
 - Why MVC matters
 - MVC-The Angular JS way
 - Features of Angular JS ,Model-View-Controller
 - My First Angular JS app
 
Module 6: Angular Expressions
- All about Angular Expressions
 - How to use expressions, Angular vs JavaScript
 
Module 7: Filters
- Built-In Filters, Using Angular JS Filters
 - Creating Custom Filters
 
Module 8: Directives
- Introduction to Directives, Directive Lifecycle
 - Binding controls to data, Matching directives
 - Using Angular JS built-in directives
 - Creating a custom directive
 
Module 9: Controllers
- Role of a Controller, Controllers Modules
 - Attaching Properties and functions to scope
 - Nested Controllers, Using Filters in Controllers
 - Controllers in External Files
 
Module 10: Angular JS Modules
- Introduction to Angular JS Modules
 - Bootstrapping Angular JS
 
Module 11: Angular JS Forms
- Working with Angular Forms, Model Binding
 - Forms Events, Updating Models with a Twist
 - Form Controller, Validating Angular Forms
 - $error object
 
Module 12: Scope
- What is scope, Scope Lifecycle
 - Scope Inheritance, Scope & Controllers
 - Root scope, Scope Broadcasting
 - Two-way data binding, Scope Inheritance
 - Scope & Directives, $apply and $watch
 - Scope Events
 
Module 13: Dependency Injection Services
- What is Dependency Injection
 - Creating Services, Factory, Service & Provider
 - Using Dependency Injection, What are services
 - Using Angular JS built in services
 
Module 14: Single Page Application (SPA)
- What is SPA, Pros and Cons of SPA
 - Passing Parameters, Changing location
 - Installing the ng Route module, Configure routes
 - Resolving promises, Creating a Single Page Apps
 
Module 15: Angular JS Animation
- ng Animate Module, CSS Transforms
 - CSS Transitions, Applying Animations
 
Module 16: Introduction to Node JS
- Introduction to Node JS
 - Advantages of Node JS
 - What is Node JS, Node.js Process Model
 - Traditional Web Server Model
 
Module 17: Setup Development Environment
- Install Node.js on Windows
 - Working in REPL, Node JS Console
 
Module 18: Node JS Modules
- Functions, Buffer, Module
 - Modules Types
 - Core Modules, Local Modules
 - Modules Exports
 
Module 19: Node Package Manager
- What is NPM, Installing Packages Locally
 - Installing package globally
 - Adding dependency in package json
 - Updating packages
 
Module 20: Creating Web Server
- Creating Web Server
 - Sending Requests
 - Handling http requests
 
Module 21: File System
- read File, Writing a File
 - Opening a file, Deleting a file
 - Writing a file asynchronously
 - Other IO Operations
 
Module 22: Debugging Node JS Application
- Core Node JS Debugger
 
Module 23: Events
- Event Emitter class
 - Inheriting Events
 - Returning event emitter
 
Module 24: Express JS
- Configuring Routes
 - Working with Express
 
Module 25: Serving Static Resources
- Serving Static Files
 - Working with Middle Ware
 
Module 26: Database Connectivity
- Connecting String, Configuring
 - Updating Records
 - Working with Select Command
 - Deleting Records
 
Project Development
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
Module 1: Introduction to Node.js
- What is Node.js
 - Features of Node.js
 - Concept
 - Where to fit and not fit
 - Event-Driven programming style
 - What is Asynchronous
 
Module 2: Installation / Setup
- Local environment setup
 - Node.js runtime
 - Download source code
 - Installation on OS
 - Verify
 
Module 3: Node Package Manager
- Install module by NPM
 - Global vs Local setup
 - Update Module
 - CRUD Module
 
Module 4: Express Framework
- What is Express
 - Setup Express
 - Request And Response
 - Handling Routes
 - Route Middleware
 - Objects
 - Cookies Management
 - File upload
 - HTTP methods
 
Module 5: Buffers and Streams
- What is buffers and Streams
 - Benefit of Streams over buffers
 - Create / Write / Read operation on Buffers
 - Process on Buffers
 - Read / Write data by Streams
 - Pipeline
 - Chaining Stream
 
Module 7: REST API
- RESTful Architecture
 - HTTP URI and Methods
 - RESTful web services
 - Expose solution as API
 - Best practice for REST API solution
 
Module 8: Callback
- What is Callback
 - Benefit of Callback
 - Asynchronous communications
 - Block and Non-Blocking
 - Standard Callback pattern
 - Async Flow control Library
 - Executing in parallel
 
Module 9: Events
- What is Events
 - Events types
 - Event Emitter API
 - Multiple event listeners
 - Event emitter pattern
 - Class methods
 - Event Loop
 - Blocking Event Loop
 - Escaping Event Loop
 
Module 10: Connecting with Database
- Introduction of MySQL
 - Connect with MySQL
 - Introduction of MongoDB
 - Features of MongoDB
 - Connect with MongoDB
 - Defining a schema
 - Defining a Model
 
Module 11: External Processes and Services
- What is processes
 - Spawning Child process
 - Create and kill processes
 - Building with HTTP Severs
 - HTTP requests
 - Secure HTTP Server
 
Module 12: External Processes and Services
- Using Test Runner
 - Using Assertion Testing Module
 - Built-in Debugger
 - Console log
 - Node Inspector
 
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
Module 1 : INTRODUCTION EXPRESS JS
- The model-view-controller pattern
 - Defining Jade templates
 - Configuring Express
 - Postman configuration
 - Using REST
 - JSON Data
 - Reading POST data
 - CRUD operations
 - Adding middleware
 
Module 2 : EXPRESS JS WITH MONGODB AND SQLITE
Module 3 : SOCKET.IO, THE FRONT-END, AND A CHAT APP
- Getting Started
 - Adding Socket.io To Your App
 - Exploring The Front-end
 - Sending Live Data Back & Forth
 - Creating The Front-end UI
 - Showing Messages In App
 - Working With Time
 - Timestamps
 - Show Message Time In Chat App
 - Chat application Project
 
Module 4 : INTRODUCTION TO TASK MANAGERS WITH UNIT TESTING
- Working with gulp
 - Working with grunt
 - Working with unit and E2E testing
 
Module 5: LEARNING EXPRESS ROUTES
- starting a server
 - Writing your first route
 - Sending a response
 - Macthing route paths
 - Getting a single expression
 - Setting status codes
 - Macthing longer paths
 - Other HTTP methods
 
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
Module 1: Introduction to NoSQL
- What Is NoSQL?
 - Why NoSQL databases are required
 - Types of NoSQL Database
 - NoSQL vs SQL Comparison
 - ACID & BASE Property
 - CAP Theorem
 - Benefits of NoSQL databases
 - Installation
 - Start and Stop the MongoDB process
 
Module 2: MongoDB Architecture
- Document, Collection, Databases
 - JSON and BSON
 - Storage Engines
 - Read Path
 - Journaling
 - Write Path
 - Working Set
 - Capped Collection
 - Oplog collection
 - TTL Index
 - GridFS
 
Module 3: CRUD Operations
- MongoDB Data Types
 - Inserting, Update, Deleting the documents
 - Querying the documents
 - Bulk insert operation
 - Updating multiple document
 - Limiting documents
 - Filtering documents
 
Module 4: Schema Design and Data modeling
- Dynamic Schema
 - What is Data modeling?
 - RDBMS and MongoDB Data modeling difference
 - Embedding Document
 - Reference Document
 
Module 5: Indexes
- Index concepts in MongoDB
 - Types of indexes
 - Indexes and its use cases
 - Creating Indexes
 - Managing Indexes
 - Index strategies
 
Module 6: Database Administration in MongoDB
- Database status
 - Troubleshooting issues
 - Current Operations
 - Rotating log files
 - Users and Roles
 - Copy and Clone database
 - DB and Collection Stats
 - Explain plan
 - Profiling
 - Changing configuration files
 - Upgrading the database
 
Module 7: MongoDB: Backup and Security
- Concept of backups
 - mongoexport/mongoimport
 - mongodump/mongorestore
 - Oplog backups
 - LVM Backups
 - Backups using MMS/Ops Manager
 - Purpose of security
 - Authentication and authorization
 - Role based access control
 
Module 8: Replication in MongoDB
- Concept of replication
 - ReplicaSet member roles
 - Voting and Electing primary
 - Role of Oplog in replication
 - Read and Write Concern
 - Arbiter,Hidden and Delayed replica node
 - Priority settings
 - Replicaset nodes health check
 - Concept of resyncing the nodes
 - Rollbacks during failover
 - Keyfile authentication
 
Module 9: MongoDB Scalability
- Concept of Scalability
 - Sharding concept
 - Shardkey and Chunks
 - Choosing shardkey
 - Sharding components
 - Types of Sharding
 - Balanced data distribution
 - Sharded and Non-sharded collection
 - Sharded Replicaset
 - Tag aware sharding
 
Module 10: MongoDB Monitoring and Other Tools
- MMS Manager
 - Ops Manager
 - Mongo utility commands
 - Mongo developer tools
 - MongoDB Atlas
 - MongoDB client drivers
 
This syllabus is not final and can be customized as per needs/updates
			
													
												
							
		
								
							
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