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    FULL-STACK WEB DEVELOPMENT

    Full-Stack Web development is the combined development of a


    website's front-end and back-end. Front-end development involves creating a
    website or web application's user interface and user experience. Full-stack
    developers work with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various front-end libraries
    and frameworks like React, Angular, or Vue.js. Back-end development is
    responsible for the server-side logic, databases, and infrastructure. Full-stack
    developers often work with server-side programming languages like Python,
    Ruby, Java, Node.js, or PHP, as well as databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL,
    MongoDB, or SQL Server.

    Full-stack developers should have a good understanding of database


    management, including data modeling, querying, and optimization. Knowledge
    of both SQL and NoSQL databases is valuable. Full-stack web development is
    considered great for several reasons, and here are some facts that highlight its
    appeal:

    1. Versatility: Full-stack developers have a wide range of skills, allowing


    them to work on both the front-end and back-end of web applications.
    This versatility makes them valuable assets to development teams and
    employers.
    2. End-to-end Ownership: Full-stack developers can take ownership of an
    entire project, from design to deployment. This end-to-end responsibility
    can be personally fulfilling and lead to a deeper understanding of the
    development process.
    3. Problem Solving: They are adept at problem-solving across different
    layers of a web application. This skill is highly valued, as it allows them
    to identify and resolve issues efficiently.
    4. Reduced Dependency: Organizations benefit from having full-stack
    developers on their teams because it reduces dependency on multiple
    specialized roles. This can lead to faster development cycles and cost
    savings.

    The software involved in full-stack web development are

    1. HTML
    2. CSS
    3. Bootstrap
    4. PHP
    5. MySQL
    OBJECTIVES:

     Students become capable of working on both the front-end and back-end


    of web development. This increases their career opportunities in the
    future.
     Students who learn full-stack development gain a comprehensive
    understanding of how web applications work, from designing user
    interfaces to managing databases and servers. This holistic view is
    beneficial in making informed decisions and troubleshooting issues.
     Full-stack developers have the skills to create their web-based projects or
    startups. They can turn their ideas into working prototypes and develop
    their applications from scratch without relying on external developers.
     The web development community is vast, and students can benefit from
    networking and collaborating with other developers, designers, and
    professionals in the field.
     Learning full-stack web development is a valuable investment for
    students interested in technology and web-based applications. It provides
    a wide range of career opportunities, fosters problem-solving, and
    empowers students to create, innovate, and adapt to the ever-changing
    tech landscape.
    LIST OF EXPERIMENTS

    DAY 1

     Brief introduction to HTML, Html tags, Basic structure of a HTML


    document.
     Concept of Stylesheet. Creating stylesheet. CSS properties.

    DAY 2

     What is JavaScript, Java vs. JavaScript. Variable declaration. Input and


    Output. Datatypes. Loops. getElement and Alert functions and JavaScript
    charts.
     Introduction to Bootstrap, Bootstrap elements – Containers, Grids,
    Colours, Tables, Images, Navigation bars, Forms, Inputs, Input groups,
    Custom forms, Carousels, Modals, Tooltips, Popovers, Toasts, Scrollspy,
    Flex. Webpage design using Bootstrap.

    DAY 3

     Servers - Introduction to servers, Types of Servers, Server installation in


    computer, Server maintenance. PHP - Introduction to PHP, Declaring
    PHP variables, PHP input and output using HTML forms.
     PHP - Form handling using HTML forms. Condition statement – If, If-
    Else, If-Elseif- Else, Switch and Short circuit evaluation. Looping
    statements – For, Foreach, While, Do-While, Nested loops, Break and
    Continue. Array and Array functions – Count, Push, Pop, Shift, Unshift,
    Sort and Rsort.
     PHP file handling – Upload and storing files using PHP and HTML
    forms. Errors – Syntax, Runtime, Notices, Warnings and Fatal errors.
    Sessions – Creating sessions, Setting session data, Retrieving session
    data, Destroying a session. Cookies – Setting a cookie, Assessing cookie
    values, Deleting cookies.

    DAY 4

     Overview of MySQL and its significance – Data models (relational,


    hierarchical, network) – Creating, reading, updating, and deleting
    (CRUD) Operations – Advantages and Disadvantages of Databases.
     MySQL data types and their Usage – Creating and managing MySQL
    tables – Primary keys, foreign Keys and Constraints.
     SQL basics (SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE) – Querying data
    (SELECT Statements).
     Master SQL fundamentals, including querying databases, inserting,
    updating, and deleting data.

    DAY 5

     Sessions creating and Signing in features addition.


     Full day work out on making a fully responsive and dynamic website
    with a working backend by the students themselves.

    TOTAL: 5 days

    OUTCOME:

    At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

     Design and create their own dynamic and responsive website with a
    back end.

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