Build complete web applications end to end — responsive front-ends with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery and Bootstrap, and back-ends in Java, .NET, Python or PHP.
⚡ Short Term & Advanced Course⌛ Duration: ask our counsellors🏆 Certification
A full-stack developer can build both what users see and what powers it behind the scenes. This course covers the front-end thoroughly, then takes you through server-side development, databases and deploying a working application.
You choose a back-end track (Java, .NET, Python or PHP) based on your goals, and build several projects culminating in a full application with authentication, a database and a deployed URL for your portfolio.
What You'll Learn
Semantic HTML5 and modern responsive CSS layouts
JavaScript fundamentals, the DOM and ES6 features
jQuery and Bootstrap for faster UI development
Server-side programming in your chosen back-end language
Designing and querying relational databases
Building REST APIs and connecting front-end to back-end
Curriculum
HTML5 structure and forms
CSS3, Flexbox and Grid
Responsive design and media queries
Bootstrap components and utilities
Variables, functions, arrays and objects
DOM manipulation and events
ES6+: arrow functions, promises, fetch
jQuery selectors, effects and AJAX
Chosen track: Java / .NET / Python / PHP
Routing, controllers and templating
Sessions, authentication and validation
Building and consuming REST APIs
Relational modelling and SQL (MySQL)
CRUD operations from the application
Version control with Git and GitHub
Deploying a full-stack app and the capstone project
Beginners who want a complete path into web development
Students and graduates building a project portfolio
Working professionals switching into a developer role
Course FAQs
Our counsellors help you pick based on your goals and the local job market — Java and .NET for enterprise roles, Python for versatility, PHP for fast web work.
No. The course starts from the basics of HTML and builds up to full applications.
A deployed full-stack project with a database and authentication, plus smaller projects — all in a portfolio you can share with employers.