1.1 Overview of Web Development**

  – The architecture of a web application.

  – Client-side vs. server-side development.

  – Full-stack development roles and responsibilities.

1.2 Introduction to Front-End and Back-End Technologies**

  – Overview of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and their roles in front-end development.

  – Introduction to back-end development with Node.js, API design, and databases.

1.3 Tools for Web Development**

  – Setting up the development environment (IDEs, Git, GitHub).

  – Introduction to version control with Git.

2.1 Introduction to Java Programming

  – Setting up a Java development environment (JDK, IntelliJ/Eclipse).

  – Understanding Java syntax, variables, data types, and operators.

  – Control structures: Loops, conditional statements.

2.2 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java

  – Principles of OOP: Classes, objects, inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism.

  – Working with constructors, methods, and interfaces.

  – Exception handling in Java.

2.3 Java for Web Applications

  – Introduction to Java servlets for web development.

  – Handling HTTP requests and responses in Java.

  – Building simple web applications with Java servlets and JSP (Java Server Pages).

2.4 Case Study: Developing a Java Web Application

  – Building a basic web application using Java servlets.

  – Handling form data and displaying dynamic content.

3.1 Introduction to jQuery

  – Overview of jQuery and its role in front-end development.

  – Adding jQuery to your web application.

3.2 DOM Manipulation with jQuery

  – Understanding the Document Object Model (DOM).

  – Selecting and manipulating HTML elements using jQuery.

  – Changing content and attributes dynamically.

3.3 Event Handling in jQuery

  – Handling user events: clicks, form submissions, keypresses, etc.

  – Creating interactive forms and dynamic content with jQuery.

3.4 AJAX with jQuery

  – Introduction to AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML).

  – Making asynchronous HTTP requests using jQuery’s `$.ajax()` method.

  – Fetching data from a server without reloading the page.

3.5 Case Study: Building an Interactive Web Page

  – Developing an interactive web page with jQuery and AJAX.

  – Fetching data from APIs and displaying dynamic content.

4.1 Introduction to Node.js

  – Understanding Node.js and its event-driven, non-blocking architecture.

  – Setting up a Node.js environment.

  – Writing your first “Hello World” application in Node.js.

4.2 Working with Node.js Modules

  – Understanding the module system in Node.js (require, exports).

  – Using built-in Node.js modules like `fs` (file system), `http`, `path`, etc.

4.3 Asynchronous Programming in Node.js

  – Handling asynchronous operations with callbacks, promises, and async/await.

  – Event-driven programming in Node.js.

4.4 Building a Simple Web Server with Node.js

  – Creating an HTTP server using the `http` module.

  – Handling requests and serving HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files.

5.1 Introduction to Express.js

  – What is Express.js and why use it for web development?

  – Setting up an Express project.

5.2 Building Routes in Express.js

  – Creating routes to handle different HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE).

  – Handling URL parameters and query strings.

5.3 Middleware in Express.js

  – Understanding the middleware pattern in Express.

  – Using built-in middleware for serving static files, handling errors, and parsing request bodies.

5.4 Building RESTful APIs with Express.js

  – Designing RESTful API endpoints with Express.js.

  – Returning JSON data from API routes.

  – Connecting APIs with front-end using AJAX/jQuery.

5.5 Case Study: Building a RESTful API

  – Developing a complete API using Express.js.

  – Implementing CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) for a resource.

6.1 Introduction to Databases

  – Understanding the role of databases in web applications.

  – Overview of SQL (Structured Query Language) and NoSQL databases.

6.2 Using MongoDB with Node.js

  – Introduction to MongoDB, a NoSQL database.

  – Connecting a Node.js application to MongoDB using Mongoose.

6.3 Performing CRUD Operations with MongoDB

  – Creating, reading, updating, and deleting records in MongoDB.

  – Querying data with MongoDB.

6.4 Data Validation and Error Handling

  – Validating data before saving it to the database.

  – Handling errors in API routes and database operations.

6.5 Case Study: Full-Stack Application with MongoDB

  – Building a complete web application with a MongoDB backend.

  – Implementing database operations in a real-world project.

7.1 Introduction to APIs and Web Services

  – What are APIs and how do they work?

  – Understanding REST (Representational State Transfer) and SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol).

7.2 Designing RESTful APIs

  – Best practices for designing RESTful APIs.

  – Implementing authentication and authorization (JWT, OAuth).

7.3 Consuming Third-Party APIs

  – Fetching data from public APIs (e.g., OpenWeatherMap, GitHub API).

  – Integrating third-party APIs into your web applications.

7.4 Testing APIs

  – Testing API endpoints using Postman.

  – Writing unit tests for API routes using Mocha and Chai.

7.5 Case Study: Building an API-Driven Web Application

  – Developing a web application that consumes data from multiple APIs.

  – Implementing error handling and API rate limiting.

8.1 Project Overview and Requirements

  – Defining the scope and requirements for a full-stack project.

  – Designing both front-end and back-end architecture.

8.2 Full-Stack Project: Front-End Development

  – Developing the front-end of the application using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and jQuery.

  – Implementing dynamic content and form submissions with AJAX.

8.3 Full-Stack Project: Back-End Development

  – Setting up the Node.js back-end with Express.js.

  – Creating and consuming APIs to handle front-end requests.

  – Implementing MongoDB for data storage.

8.4 Project Presentation and Feedback

  – Presenting the final full-stack application.

  – Receiving feedback and suggestions for improvement.