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PROPOSED OUTLINE FOR NOS

The proposed outline for web development spans 12 weeks, covering fundamental topics such as web evolution, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as advanced techniques and frameworks. It includes practical applications like responsive design, version control with Git, and software testing methodologies. The course culminates in a capstone project that showcases the skills learned throughout the program.

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PROPOSED OUTLINE FOR NOS

The proposed outline for web development spans 12 weeks, covering fundamental topics such as web evolution, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as advanced techniques and frameworks. It includes practical applications like responsive design, version control with Git, and software testing methodologies. The course culminates in a capstone project that showcases the skills learned throughout the program.

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PROPOSED OUTLINE FOR WEB DEVELOPMENT

Week 1: Introduction to the web


 Understand what the web is and its evolution over the years.
 Explore key concepts of internet architecture, including servers and clients.
 Discuss the differences between frontend, backend, mobile, desktop, and software
development.
 Learn about the role of HTTP and HTTPS in web communication.
 Introduce basic web technologies: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
 Examine the importance of user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) design

Week 2: HTML
 Gain a basic understanding of HTML syntax and structure
 Learn how to use basic HTML elements and tags.
 Understand how to use attributes to modify elements.
 Apply HTML to create simple web pages.
 Introduce Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and its role in web development.

Week 3: CSS
 Understand the basic concepts of CSS syntax and structure.
 Learn how to use selectors to target HTML elements.
 Apply CSS properties to style elements (e.g., font, color, background).
 Use CSS to layout and position elements on a web page.
 Explore the concept of responsive design

Week 4: Advance Css Techniques


 Utilize Flexbox for responsive layout design.
 Introduction to CSS Grid for complex layouts.
 Learn about positioning techniques (relative, absolute, fixed).
 Implement CSS transitions and animations.

 Work with CSS preprocessors like SASS or LESS.

 Ensure responsive designs using media queries.

Week 5: Frontend Frameworks and Tools


 Explore popular frontend frameworks like Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, Animate.css, and
Bulma.
 Understand how these frameworks enhance HTML and CSS development.
 Learn about responsive design, pre-built components, and utility classes.
 Discuss the pros and cons of each framework.
 Introduction to Bootstrap and its benefits in web development.
 Utilize the Bootstrap grid system to create responsive layouts.

 Implement Bootstrap classes to style HTML elements.

 Customize Bootstrap components with custom CSS.

Week 6: Introduction to JavaScript


 Gain a basic understanding of JavaScript as a scripting language.
 Learn how to use JavaScript to add interactivity to web pages.
 Understand fundamental JavaScript concepts like variables, data types, and operators.
 Apply control flow statements (if/else, loops) and functions in JavaScript.
 Introduce the Document Object Model (DOM) and how to manipulate it using
JavaScript.

Week 7: JavaScript Fundamentals


 Deepen understanding of JavaScript variables, data types, and operators.
 Learn how to use control flow statements (if/else, loops) effectively.
 Understand and apply functions in JavaScript.
 Work with arrays and objects in JavaScript.
 Explore the concept of asynchronous programming in JavaScript.

Week 8: Data Structures, DOM, Events


 Understand common data structures used in JavaScript (e.g., arrays, objects, lists).
 Learn how to access and manipulate the DOM using JavaScript.
 Understand how to handle events in JavaScript (e.g., clicks, mouseovers).
 Apply data structures, DOM manipulation, and event handling to build more complex
web applications.

Week 9: Promises, async/await


 Understand the concept of promises in JavaScript and how they are used for synchronous
programming.
 Learn how to use the async/await syntax to simplify asynchronous code.
 Apply promises and async/await to handle asynchronous operations in web applications.
 Understand error handling and debugging strategies.

 Fetch data from APIs and manipulate responses.

Week 10: JavaScript Frameworks and Productivity Tools


 Introduce JavaScript frameworks such as jQuery, TypeScript, and React.js.
 Understand their role in building dynamic web applications.
 Explore frontend tools like SweetAlert, Swiper.js, moment.js, and other productivity
enhancing libraries.
 Discuss best practices for integrating these tools into projects.

Week 11: Version Control with git and github


 Understand the importance of version control in the software development lifecycle.
 Initialize a new Git repository and learn to clone existing ones.
 Stage and commit changes with meaningful messages, and view the repository status and
log.
 Explore basic branching strategies and practice merging branches.
 Push local changes to a remote GitHub repository and pull updates as needed.
 Manage pull requests, perform code reviews, and follow best practices for collaboration
on GitHub.
 Ensure project continuity and maintain a clear commit history for effective version
tracking.

Week 12: Software Testing and Final project showcase


 Understand basic testing methodologies relevant to frontend development, including unit
and integration testing.
 Implement frontend testing frameworks and libraries such as Jest for testing JavaScript
functionality.
 Prepare and maintain simple test cases for web applications, focusing on key components
and UI interactions.
 Learn the importance of debugging techniques and tools to identify and fix issues in your
code.
 Collaborate on a capstone project, applying all frontend skills learned and using Git for
version control.
 Ensure adherence to coding best practices and responsive design principles throughout
the project.
 Prepare and present your final project, showcasing your work to peers and reflecting on
your learning experience.

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