MEAN/MERN STACK DEVELOPER PROGRAMS WITH INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITY

Program Duration: 14 Weeks (70 Sessions, 140 Hours)

Mode of Delivery: Online LIVE Instructor-led Training

Program Overview
The MERN/MEAN Stack Development Training Program is an extensive 14-week course
designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of full-stack web development using the
MERN (MongoDB, Express.js, React, Node.js) and MEAN (MongoDB, Express.js, Angular,
Node.js) stacks. This program is meticulously structured to cover all aspects of modern web
development, from front-end to back-end technologies. Participants will engage in hands-on
learning experiences, real-world projects, and practical exercises to build robust and scalable
web applications. By the end of this program, learners will be equipped with the skills and
knowledge required to excel in the field of web development.

Learning Outcomes
 Master JavaScript and TypeScript: Gain a solid understanding of JavaScript fundamentals
and advanced features, along with TypeScript essen als.
 Develop Node.js Applica ons: Learn to build server-side applica ons using Node.js,
including RESTful APIs with Express.js.
 Work with NoSQL Databases: Understand the principles of MongoDB, perform CRUD
opera ons, and u lize Mongoose for data modelling.
 Build Single Page Applica ons (SPAs): Develop dynamic front-end applica ons using
Angular and React.
 Implement State Management: Master state management techniques using NgRx for
Angular and Redux for React.
 Deploy Web Applica ons: Learn to build and deploy applica ons to produc on
environments.
 Handle Authen ca on and Authoriza on: Implement secure authen ca on and
authoriza on mechanisms in web applica ons.
 Work on Real-World Projects: Apply your knowledge to real-world projects, enhancing
your prac cal skills and experience.

Primary Target Audiences & Eligibility Criteria

Target Audiences:
 Aspiring web developers and so ware engineers
 Front-end and back-end developers looking to become full-stack developers
 IT professionals aiming to enhance their web development skills
 Students and graduates in Computer Science or related fields
Eligibility Criteria:
 Basic understanding of programming concepts
 Familiarity with HTML and CSS is recommended but not required
 Eagerness to learn and work on hands-on projects

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Why Choose Cloudkampus?

 Comprehensive Curriculum: Our program offers an in-depth curriculum covering both
MERN and MEAN stacks, ensuring you have a broad understanding of modern web
development.
 Experienced Instructors: Learn from industry experts with extensive experience in full-
stack development.
 Hands-On Learning: Engage in prac cal exercises, projects, and real-world applica ons to
solidify your understanding.
 Flexible Learning: Online LIVE instructor-led sessions provide the flexibility to learn from
anywhere while maintaining interac ve and engaging training.
 Career Support: Gain access to job interview opportuni es for Front-End Developer
posi ons at Hyderabad Commercials, helping you kickstart your career in web
development.

Tariff - ₹40,000 + 18% GST per par cipant

This tariff includes 140 hours of comprehensive training, access to course materials, real-
world projects, and interview opportunities. Cloudkampus is committed to providing top-
notch training programs that equip learners with the necessary skills to excel in their careers.
Enrol in our MERN/MEAN Stack Development Training Program and take the first step
towards becoming a proficient full-stack web developer.

Detailed Day-Wise Syllabus

Week 1: Introduction to JavaScript and TypeScript
Session 1: Introduction to JavaScript
 Overview of JavaScript
 Setting up the Development Environment
 Hands-on: Setting up and running a simple JavaScript program
Session 2: JavaScript Basics - Part 1
 Syntax and Structure
 Data Types and Variables
 Hands-on: Writing basic JavaScript programs
Session 3: JavaScript Basics - Part 2
 Operators and Expressions
 Hands-on: Implementing arithmetic, comparison, and logical operations
Session 4: Control Structures - Part 1
 Conditional Statements (if, switch)
 Hands-on: Writing programs with conditional logic
Session 5: Control Structures - Part 2
 Looping Constructs (for, while, do-while)
 Hands-on: Implementing different types of loops

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Session 6: Functions and Scope - Part 1

 Defining and Calling Functions
 Scope and Closures
 Hands-on: Creating and using functions, understanding scope
Session 7: Functions and Scope - Part 2
 Arrow Functions
 Hands-on: Using arrow functions and exploring their benefits
Session 8: Introduction to TypeScript - Part 1
 Overview of TypeScript
 TypeScript vs JavaScript
 Hands-on: Setting up TypeScript environment
Session 9: Introduction to TypeScript - Part 2
 Basic Types, Interfaces, and Enums
 Hands-on: Defining and using types, interfaces, and enums
Session 10: TypeScript Advanced Features
 Classes and Inheritance
 Modules and Namespaces
 Hands-on: Implementing classes and modules in TypeScript

Week 2: Node.js and Express.js

Session 11: Introduction to Node.js
 Overview of Node.js
 Setting up Node.js Environment
 Hands-on: Running a simple Node.js application
Session 12: Node.js Basics - Part 1
 Modules and Packages
 Hands-on: Using built-in modules and npm packages
Session 13: Node.js Basics - Part 2
 File System and Streams
 Hands-on: Working with file system operations and streams
Session 14: Introduction to Express.js
 Overview of Express.js
 Setting up Express.js
 Hands-on: Creating a basic Express server
Session 15: Building RESTful APIs with Express.js - Part 1
 Defining Routes and Controllers
 Hands-on: Creating routes and handling requests
Session 16: Building RESTful APIs with Express.js - Part 2
 Handling HTTP Methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
 Hands-on: Implementing CRUD operations
Session 17: Middleware in Express.js - Part 1
 Using Built-in Middleware
 Hands-on: Using middleware for logging, parsing, etc.

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Session 18: Middleware in Express.js - Part 2

 Creating Custom Middleware
 Hands-on: Developing custom middleware for specific tasks
Session 19: Authentication and Authorization - Part 1
 Introduction to Authentication
 JWT and Passport.js
 Hands-on: Implementing JWT-based authentication
Session 20: Authentication and Authorization - Part 2
 Authorization Techniques
 Role-based Access Control
 Hands-on: Implementing role-based access control in Express

Week 3: MongoDB and Mongoose

Session 21: Introduction to MongoDB
 Overview of NoSQL Databases
 Setting up MongoDB
 Hands-on: Setting up and connecting to a MongoDB instance
Session 22: MongoDB Basics - Part 1
 Creating and Managing Databases
 CRUD Operations
 Hands-on: Performing CRUD operations using Mongo shell
Session 23: MongoDB Basics - Part 2
 Indexes and Aggregation
 Hands-on: Creating indexes and performing aggregation queries
Session 24: Introduction to Mongoose
 Overview of Mongoose

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 Setting up Mongoose with Node.js

 Hands-on: Connecting to MongoDB using Mongoose
Session 25: Defining Schemas and Models - Part 1
 Creating Schemas
 Hands-on: Defining and using Mongoose schemas
Session 26: Defining Schemas and Models - Part 2
 Defining Models and CRUD Operations
 Hands-on: Implementing CRUD operations with Mongoose models
Session 27: Advanced Mongoose - Part 1
 Relationships and Population
 Hands-on: Creating and using references between schemas
Session 28: Advanced Mongoose - Part 2
 Aggregation Framework
 Hands-on: Using the aggregation framework for complex queries
Session 29: Data Validation and Error Handling
 Validating Data with Mongoose
 Handling Errors in Mongoose
 Hands-on: Implementing data validation and error handling
Session 30: Building a Complete Backend Application
 Integrating Node.js, Express, and MongoDB
 Hands-on: Developing a complete backend application

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Week 4: Angular (MEAN Stack)

Session 31: Introduction to Angular
 Overview of Angular
 Setting up Angular Development Environment
 Hands-on: Creating a new Angular project
Session 32: Angular Basics - Part 1
 Components and Templates
 Hands-on: Building and using Angular components
Session 33: Angular Basics - Part 2
 Data Binding and Directives
 Hands-on: Implementing data binding and using directives
Session 34: Angular Services and Dependency Injection - Part 1
 Creating and Using Services
 Hands-on: Building Angular services
Session 35: Angular Services and Dependency Injection - Part 2
 Dependency Injection in Angular
 Hands-on: Implementing dependency injection
Session 36: Angular Routing - Part 1
 Setting up Routing
 Hands-on: Configuring routes and navigation
Session 37: Angular Routing - Part 2
 Navigation and Route Guards
 Hands-on: Implementing route guards for authentication
Session 38: Forms and Validation in Angular - Part 1
 Template-Driven Forms
 Hands-on: Building template-driven forms
Session 39: Forms and Validation in Angular - Part 2
 Reactive Forms and Validation
 Hands-on: Creating reactive forms with validation
Session 40: Project Work in Angular
 Planning Angular Project
 Implementing Features
 Hands-on: Starting a project with defined requirements

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Week 5: Advanced Angular

Session 41: HTTP Client in Angular - Part 1
 Making HTTP Requests
 Hands-on: Fetching data from an API
Session 42: HTTP Client in Angular - Part 2
 Handling Responses and Errors
 Hands-on: Error handling in HTTP requests
Session 43: State Management in Angular - Part 1
 Introduction to NgRx
 Hands-on: Setting up NgRx store
Session 44: State Management in Angular - Part 2
 Managing State with NgRx
 Hands-on: Implementing state management with NgRx
Session 45: Angular Modules and Lazy Loading - Part 1
 Organizing Code with Modules
 Hands-on: Creating and using Angular modules
Session 46: Angular Modules and Lazy Loading - Part 2
 Implementing Lazy Loading
 Hands-on: Setting up lazy loading in Angular
Session 47: Building and Deploying Angular Applications - Part 1
 Building Angular Applications
 Hands-on: Building an Angular application for production
Session 48: Building and Deploying Angular Applications - Part 2
 Deploying to Production
 Hands-on: Deploying an Angular application
Session 49: Angular Project Work - Part 1
 Project Implementation
 Hands-on: Working on project features
Session 50: Angular Project Work - Part 2
 Project Review and Testing
 Hands-on: Testing and reviewing the Angular project

Week 6: React (MERN Stack)

Session 51: Introduction to React
 Overview of React
 Setting up React Development Environment
 Hands-on: Creating a new React project
Session 52: React Basics - Part 1
 Components and JSX
 Hands-on: Building and using React components
Session 53: React Basics - Part 2
 Props and State
 Hands-on: Managing component state and passing props
Session 54: Handling Events and Conditional Rendering - Part 1

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 Event Handling in React

 Hands-on: Implementing event handlers
Session 55: Handling Events and Conditional Rendering - Part 2
 Conditional Rendering
 Hands-on: Using conditional rendering in components
Session 56: Lists and Keys in React
 Rendering Lists
 Using Keys in Lists
 Hands-on: Rendering lists and using keys
Session 57: Forms and Controlled Components - Part 1
 Handling Forms
 Hands-on: Building controlled components for forms
Session 58: Forms and Controlled Components - Part 2
 Controlled vs Uncontrolled Components
 Hands-on: Working with both controlled and uncontrolled components
Session 59: React Project Work - Part 1
 Planning React Project
 Hands-on: Setting up project structure
Session 60: React Project Work - Part 2
 Implementing Project Features
 Hands-on: Developing features for the React project

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Week 7: Advanced React

Session 61: React Hooks - Part 1
 Introduction to Hooks
 Hands-on: Using useState and useEffect hooks
Session 62: React Hooks - Part 2
 Custom Hooks
 Hands-on: Creating and using custom hooks
Session 63: Context API and useReducer - Part 1
 Context API for State Management
 Hands-on: Using Context API
Session 64: Context API and useReducer - Part 2
 Using useReducer for Complex State
 Hands-on: Implementing useReducer
Session 65: Routing with React Router - Part 1
 Setting up React Router
 Hands-on: Configuring routing in React
Session 66: Routing with React Router - Part 2
 Navigation and Nested Routes
 Hands-on: Implementing nested routes
Session 67: State Management with Redux - Part 1
 Introduction to Redux
 Hands-on: Setting up Redux in a React project
Session 68: State Management with Redux - Part 2
 Integrating Redux with React
 Hands-on: Managing state with Redux
Session 69: Building and Deploying React Applications - Part 1
 Building React Applications
 Hands-on: Building a React application for production
Session 70: Building and Deploying React Applications - Part 2
 Deploying to Production
 Hands-on: Deploying a React application

MERN/MEAN Stack Project (1 Week, 5 Business Days)

 Project Idea 1: Social Media Application
o Develop a social media platform where users can post updates, like, and
comment on posts.
o Implement user authentication, real-time updates, and notifications.
 Project Idea 2: Online Marketplace
o Develop an online marketplace for buying and selling products.
o Implement features like user profiles, product listings, and transaction
management.

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