Web Developer Foundation Certification
- Offered byIntellipaat
Web Developer Foundation Certification at Intellipaat Overview
Duration | 33 hours |
Total fee | ₹8,550 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Credential | Certificate |
Web Developer Foundation Certification at Intellipaat Highlights
- Earn a certificate of completion
Web Developer Foundation Certification at Intellipaat Course details
- For Anyone with a passion for Web Development
- For Front-end or Back-end Engineers
- For Systems Admins
- For IT professionals
- For Project Managers
- For Product Managers
- Fundamentals of HTML
- Interactivity using JavaScript
- Node.js
- HTTP servers
- Rest API
- HTTP services
- CSS fundamentals
- Web Developer training course that is designed by industry experts to help learner with in-depth training in HTML, JavaScript, database management, etc. to become a certified Web Developer
- Through Web Developer certification classes, learner will be able to establish as an expert in the domain with proficiency in HTML DOM manipulation, APIs, MongoDB, full-stack applications, and other advanced modules
Web Developer Foundation Certification at Intellipaat Curriculum
Module 1 - Introduction to the Internet and Web
1.1 Prerequisites of HTML
1.2 Basic components of a web page
1.3 Web hosting and the types of web hosting services
1.4 Types of networks
Module 2 - Fundamentals of HTML
2.1 Document Object Model (DOM) in HTML
2.2 Head, title, metadata, and different types of semantic tags in HTML
2.3 Different types of multimedia tags in HTML
2.4 Types of embedding tags in HTML
2.5 The link creation tag in HTML
2.6 HTML tags for gathering inputs from clients
2.7 FTP applications
2.8 Developing multiple HTML files using standard semantic tags
2.9 Registration of the website name
2.10 An overview of the website control panel
2.11 Hosting a website using cPanel
Module 3 - Fundamentals of CSS
3.1 Handling different text directions using CSS
3.2 Styling web pages using inline CSS elements and external CSS style sheets
3.3 CSS values and units for different HTML elements
3.4 Types of attribute selectors in CSS
3.5 Class selector in CSS
3.6 ID selector in CSS
3.7 Universal selector in CSS
3.8 CSS combinators
3.9 Descendant selector in CSS
3.10 Child selector in CSS
3.11 General sibling selector
3.12 Adjacent sibling selector
3.13 Pseudo and pseudo-elements in CSS
3.14 CSS box-sizing property
3.15 Styling borders and backgrounds using CSS
3.16 Handling images and forms using CSS
3.17 Styling table elements using CSS
Module 4 - Interactivity Using JavaScript
4.1 Static web pages vs dynamic web pages
4.2 Embedding JavaScript in HTML files
4.3 Basics of object-oriented programming
4.4 JavaScript language and syntax
4.5 Data types in JavaScript
4.6 Variables in JavaScript
4.7 Operators in JavaScript
4.8 Loops in JavaScript
4.9 Functions in JavaScript
4.10 Classes and objects in JavaScript
4.11 Events handling in JavaScript
4.12 Alerts, pop-ups, and inputs using JavaScript
4.13 Debugging JavaScript using browser-based tools
Module 5 - Database Management
5.1 SQL vs NoSQL
5.2 Acid properties in DBMS
5.3 Structured Query Language (SQL)
5.4 Architecture of a DBMS
5.5 Database data schemas
5.6 Database normalization
5.7 Database storage systems
5.8 Database file structure
5.9 Database indexing
5.10 Database backup and recovery
5.11 Querying data using SQL/NoSQL
5.12 Storing, editing, and deleting data on a DBMS
5.13 The UPDATE statement in SQL
Module 6 - Server-side Website Programming
6.1 What is Node.js?
6.2 Why Node.js?
6.3 Installing Node.js
6.4 Running a simple NodeJ.js script
6.5 Node modules/packages
6.6 Built-in packages
6.7 Creating your own module
6.8 Importing your own module
6.9 Creating and using a node module
6.10 What is NPM?
6.11 Dependencies
6.12 Types of dependencies
6.13 Local and global packages
6.14 Finding and installing an NPM package locally
6.15 Installing a node module globally and using it
Module 7 - HTTP Servers
7.1 What is HTTP?
7.2 HTTP headers
7.3 HTTP response status codes
7.4 HTTP response classes
7.5 Node HTTP module
7.6 Demo: Creating an HTTP server in Node
7.7 HTTP form data
7.8 HTTP form data request type
7.9 Demo: Processing form data
7.10 Query strings
7.11 Query string module
7.12 Query string methods
7.13 Demo: Encoding a query string
7.14 Demo: Decoding a query string
Module 8 - API (Application Programming Interface)
8.1 What is REST API?
8.2 Why REST API?
8.3 Data exchange formats
8.4 JSON vs XML
8.5 Application architecture
8.6 Monolith architecture
8.7 Why monolith architecture?
8.8 Microservice architecture
8.9 Why microservice architecture?
Module 9 - Full-Stack Application and the Types of Application Development Stacks
9.1 Creating full-stack applications like Netflix
9.2 Deploying Netflix application in AWS
9.3 Types of application development stacks
Module 10 - Back-end Web Development Frameworks
10.1 What is Express.js?
10.2 Why Express.js?
10.3 Installing Express.js
10.4 Express.js components
10.5 HTTP routing in Express.js
10.6 HTTP request methods
10.7 Templating
10.8 Templating engines
Module 11 - Requesting and Querying Data from DBMS
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11.1 What is MongoDB?
11.2 Why MongoDB?
11.3 Installing MongoDB
11.4 Documents
11.5 Collections
11.6 MongoDB data types
11.7 Using MongoDB with Express.js
11.8 Native MongoDB driver
11.9 Why use native MongoDB driver?
11.10 Mongoose
11.11 Why use Mongoose?
Module 12 - Hands-on Exercises
12.1 Uploading files using FTP applications
12.2 HTML DOM manipulation
12.3 Browser DOM manipulation
12.4 Changing the color button on click
12.5 Installing Node.js
12.6 Running a simple Node.js script
12.7 Creating, exporting, and importing a Node module
12.8 Finding and installing an NPM package locally
12.9 Installing a Node module globally and using it
12.10 Creating an HTTP server
12.11 Processing form data
12.12 Encoding a query string
12.13 Decoding a query string
12.14 Monolith architecture
12.15 Microservice architecture
12.16 Installing Express.js in a project
12.17 A simple app
12.18 Handling multiple routes in Express.js
12.19 Templating using EJS
12.20 Installing MongoDB
12.21 CRUD operations
12.22 Using MongoDB native driver
12.23 Using Mongoose driver