Challenge Track

Requirements

• Proficient in spoken and written English
• Basic computer skills
• No prior professional experience required
• Age from 18 years and above

Learning Outcomes

• HTML/CSS & WordPress
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. Create and style web components 
  2. Position and display website elements
  3. Debug HTML and CSS code
  4. Build a responsive website layout
  5. Build a website using WordPress

Professional Track

Requirements

• Proficient in spoken and written English
• Basic computer skills
• No prior professional experience required
• Knowledge in basic HTML, CSS, JavaScript and inspect websites using Developer Tools on a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge), debugging and troubleshoot errors and failures in JavaScript programs, and usage of Git for version control
• Age from 18 years and above

Learning Outcomes

• Intro to JavaScript
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. Learn JavaScript Data Types
  2. Understand logic and control flow
  3. Learn how to write proper and correct JavaScript Syntax

• Javascript and the DOM
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. Create web content using Javascript
  2. Modify web content using Javascript
  3. Manage website performance

• Web APIs and Asynchronous Applications
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. Work with Node and Express to develop a web application
  2. Build a webserver
  3. Use promises to manage asynchronous Javascript

Advanced Track

Requirements

• Proficient in spoken and written English
• Basic computer skills
• No prior professional experience required.
• Knowledge in JavaScript and Asynchronous JavaScript, building front-end websites with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and inspect websites using Developer Tools on a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge), debugging and troubleshoot errors and failures in JavaScript programs, and usage of Git for version control.
• Age from 18 years and above

Learning Outcomes

• Build Tools & Single Page Web Apps
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. Configure a WebPack file from scratch.
  2. Have good knowledge about JS tools and gain the ability to put these tools to make your work more automated.
  3. Learn the basics of SASS – A popular and very powerful CSS Preprocessor that can extend CSS functionality and make you write more efficient CSS code.
  React Fundamentals
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. You will learn the foundational parts of the React ecosystem that are necessary to build production-ready apps.
  2. You will be able to create modular and custom components that can be reused all over your web application.
  3. You will understand the React State system – one of the key reasons why React gained huge popularity.
  4. You will get to know what React Routers are and how to create multiple routes on your web application, making it more dynamic.
  5. You will learn about React Lifecycle methods and how they are important for the performance and speed of your web app.
  React & Redux
  By the end of this part, you will be able to:
  1. You’ll learn techniques to make your web app state more predictable by moving your state to a central location and establishing strict rules for getting, listening, and updating that state.
  2. You will be able to abstract your application state and fully controlling it via Redux.
  3. You will learn how to create custom middleware and custom actions that automatically run when a trigger is activated.
  4. You will learn how to integrate Redux with React and make a far more complex web app thanks to the benefits of both React and Redux.
  5. You’ll learn to better abstract asynchronous events by creating your own custom Thunk middleware and adding it to your app central store.