Web Development – Complete
Professional Course
Course Objective
This course is designed to provide a complete understanding of MERN Stack Development,
starting from the fundamentals of web technologies and progressing to advanced full-stack
application development with real-world projects.
Course Modules & Syllabus
Module 1: HTML
Module 2: CSS With Tailwind CSS
Module 3: JavaScript & React.js
JavaScript (Core Concepts):
- Variables, Data Types, Operators
- Control Statement
- Arrays, Objects & Methods
- DOM Manipulation & Events
React.js (Frontend Framework):
- Introduction to React & JSX
- Functional Components, Props & State
- React Hooks (useState, useEffect)
- Handling Forms & Events
- React Router (Navigation)
- API Integration with Fetch/Axios
- State Management with Context API
- Mini Project: To-Do App / Weather Application
Module 4: MongoDB (Week 8–9)
- Database Concepts: SQL vs NoSQL
- Installing & Connecting MongoDB
- Collections & Documents
- CRUD Operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
- Query Operators & Data Modeling
- Relationships in MongoDB
- Integrating MongoDB with Node.js (Mongoose)
- Mini Project: Student Records Management System
Module 5: Capstone Projects
Project 1 (Frontend Focused) – E-commerce Product Listing App:
- Product Catalog & Details Page
- Shopping Cart (Local Storage / Context API)
Project 2 (Full-Stack MERN Project) – Blog / Task Manager:
- User Authentication (Sign Up, Login, Logout)
- Create, Read, Update, Delete (CRUD) Functionality
- Backend API using Node.js & MongoDB
- Responsive Frontend with React & Tailwind CSS
- Full Deployment (Optional)
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will be able to:
✅ Build responsive and modern websites with HTML, CSS & Tailwind CSS
✅ Develop dynamic single-page applications using React.js
✅ Work with MongoDB databases for CRUD operations
✅ Create and deploy full-stack MERN applications
✅ Showcase 2 industry-level projects in their professional portfolio
Detailed React.js (Frontend Framework) Syllabus
📘 React.js (Frontend Framework)
1. Introduction to React & JSX
What is React and why use it
Component-based development concept
Virtual DOM vs Real DOM
Setting up React project (Vite / Create React App)
JSX: Writing HTML in JavaScript
Rules and best practices of JSX
2. Components, Props & State
Create functional components
Props: pass data from one component to another
Props are read-only
State: manage data inside component
useState hook to create & update state
Difference between props and state
Reusable and clean components
3. React Hooks (useState, useEffect)
Why use hooks (instead of class components)
useState:
o Store variables in state
o Update state values
useEffect:
o Handle side effects (API calls, timers, events)
o Dependency array [], [state], [props]
o Cleanup function when component unmounts
4. Forms & Events
Handle events (onClick, onChange, onSubmit)
Form inputs (text, checkbox, select, radio)
Controlled form: connect input with state
Two-way data binding
Basic form validation
Example: Simple login form
5. React Router (Navigation)
What is SPA (Single Page Application)
Install and set up React Router
BrowserRouter, Routes, Route
Navigation using Link and useNavigate
Dynamic routes (example: /product/1)
404 Not Found page
Example: Multi-page website (Home, About, Contact)
6. API Integration (Fetch/Axios)
What is an API
Fetch vs Axios
GET and POST requests
Use Async/Await for API calls
Store API data in state and display it
Example: Weather API integration
7. Context API (State Management)
Problem: prop drilling
Solution: Context API
Create Context and Provider
Access data using useContext hook
Example: Dark/Light theme switcher
8. Mini Projects
To-Do App
Add, edit, delete tasks
Mark tasks completed
Save tasks in local storage
Weather App
Enter city name
Fetch data from Weather API
Show temperature and weather condition
Responsive design with Tailwind CSS
📘 Module 4: MongoDB
Database Concepts: SQL vs NoSQL
o SQL = structured, table-based database
o NoSQL (MongoDB) = flexible, document-based database
o MongoDB is good for modern web apps because it’s fast and scalable
Installing & Connecting MongoDB
o Install MongoDB locally or use MongoDB Atlas (cloud)
o Connect MongoDB to Node.js using Mongoose
o Test connection to make sure it works
Collections & Documents
o Database = big storage, Collection = group of documents
o Documents store data in JSON-like format
o Example: students collection with fields like name, age, course
CRUD Operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete)
o Create: Add new documents
o Read: Get data from collection
o Update: Change existing data
o Delete: Remove data
o Use Mongoose methods for these operations
Query Operators & Data Modeling
o Operators like $eq, $gt, $lt, $in, $and, $or
o Filter and sort data easily
o Design schema: define fields and types
o Relationships: decide whether to embed data or reference
Relationships in MongoDB
o One-to-One, One-to-Many, Many-to-Many
o Embed documents for small related data
o Use references for large or linked collections
o Example: Student collection linked to Courses collection
Integrating MongoDB with Node.js (Mongoose)
o Install Mongoose and create schema
o Create models for collections
o Perform CRUD operations from Node.js backend
o Handle errors and validation
Mini Project: Student Records Management System
o Add, view, edit, delete student data
o Store all data in MongoDB
o Optional: Connect with React frontend
o Optional: Search and filter student records
