Here’s a detailed breakdown of the Certified Full Stack Web Developer

1. Web Designing (HTML, CSS, JavaScript)

• Web Designing Fundamentals: Understanding the basics of designing a website layout.
• HTML5 Tags: Learning essential HTML tags and their usage.
• HTML5 Forms: Creating user-friendly forms for data collection.
• HTML5 Media Elements: Embedding videos, audios, and other media into web pages.
• HTML5 Website Structure: Structuring websites with HTML5 for better readability and maintainability.
• CSS3 Fundamentals: Styling web pages using CSS, including colors, fonts, layouts, and more.
• JavaScript Introduction: Learning JavaScript, the programming language of the web.
• JavaScript Fundamentals: Understanding basic concepts like variables, loops, and conditions.
• JavaScript Data Types & DOM Manipulation: Working with data types and manipulating HTML elements using JavaScript.
• Debugging and Free JavaScript Libraries: Debugging JavaScript code and using third-party libraries.
• Bootstrap 5: Learning responsive design with the Bootstrap framework.
• WordPress and WooCommerce: Introduction to creating websites using WordPress and adding e-commerce functionality with WooCommerce.
• Node.js, MongoDB & Express

      2. Introduction to Node.js: Understanding Node.js, its architecture, and running the first program.

• Global Objects, Modules (Creation, Loading, Wrapper Functions): Learning how to work with built-in and custom modules.
• Common Modules (Event, File System, HTTP): Exploring frequently used Node.js modules for events, file system, and HTTP requests.
• Package, Dependencies and Versioning: Managing project dependencies using `npm`.
• Express and Building Web Server with Nodemon: Setting up a web server with Express.js and automatically restarting with Nodemon.
• Environment Variables and Routing: Setting environment variables and managing routes in Express applications.
• Input Validations and Middlewares: Ensuring valid user input and implementing middleware functions.
• Built-in vs. Third-Party Middlewares: Comparing built-in middleware with third-party middleware in Express.
• Configuration and Debugging of Node Applications: Configuring and troubleshooting Node.js applications.
• Template Engines and Database Introduction: Rendering dynamic content with template engines and basic database operations.
• Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Programming in JavaScript: Understanding asynchronous programming, including callbacks, promises, and async/await.
• Callback Hell Problem, Promises, and Awaits: Addressing issues in callback-based code and moving to promises and async functions.
• MongoDB and Installation: Installing MongoDB and using it with Node.js applications.
• Documents and Collections in MongoDB: Managing data in MongoDB using collections and documents.
• CRUD Operations: Performing Create, Read, Update, and Delete operations in MongoDB.
• Pagination and CRUD Exercises: Implementing pagination and practicing CRUD operations.
• Data Validation on Client/Server/Database Side: Ensuring data integrity across client, server, and database.
• Modeling Relationships in MongoDB: Designing relationships between different data collections.
• Authentication and Authorization: Implementing user login, authentication, and authorization.
• Handling and Logging Errors: Managing errors and logging them for debugging.
• Unit Testing & Integration Testing: Testing individual components and the entire application.
• Test-Driven Development (TDD): Writing tests before code to follow the TDD approach.
• Deployment of Node.js Backend Applications: Deploying Node.js applications to production environments.

     3. React.js

• Introduction to React: What is React, and how to install and run the first React application.
• Custom Configurations and Architecture: Setting up custom configurations and understanding the structure of a React application.
• JavaScript Quick Recap: A quick refresher on JavaScript fundamentals for React.
• Components, Child Components, Props, and Callbacks: Building React components and understanding props and callbacks for communication between them.
• Basic CRUD Application (No Backend): Building a simple CRUD application with React without using a backend.
• React Hooks: Using React hooks like `useState`, `useEffect`, and others.
• Pagination, Filtering, and Sorting (No Backend): Implementing pagination, filtering, and sorting functionality in React.
• Routing in React: Implementing navigation and routes within a React application.
• Handling Forms and Form Elements: Managing forms and form data within React applications.
• Attaching Backend Services: Connecting React applications to backend services (like Node.js).
• Authentication and Authorization: Handling user authentication and protecting routes in React applications.
• Deployment of React Projects: Deploying React applications to production environments.
• Higher-Order Components (HOCs): Using higher-order components to enhance existing components.
• Final Project: A comprehensive project combining React with Node.js backend.

        This course offers a solid foundation in web development with hands-on assignments, projects, and real world applications.