Web Developmment 101

Web Developmment 101

Categories: Software Development

About Course

Welcome to the Introduction to Web Development course! In this course, we will embark on an exciting journey into the world of web development, where you will learn the fundamental concepts, tools, and techniques necessary to create dynamic and interactive websites.

Foundational Knowledge: Gain a solid understanding of the core technologies and languages used in web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Frontend Development: Learn how to create visually appealing and responsive web pages using HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity.
Backend Development: Explore server-side programming concepts and learn how to build dynamic websites with technologies like Node.js and Express.js.
Database Integration: Understand the basics of database management and integration using tools like MongoDB or MySQL.

Course Content

Introduction to Web Development
Architecture of the web and how the internet works

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Abubakar Sadeeq

Course Instructor

Video Lectures: Recorded video lectures covering each module of the course, with explanations of concepts, demonstrations, and examples.
Slide Presentations: PowerPoint or Keynote slides used in the video lectures, providing visual aids to accompany the explanations.
Text-Based Tutorials: Written tutorials or articles covering key concepts, step-by-step guides, and explanations of code snippets.
Interactive Coding Exercises: Coding exercises or challenges for students to practice what they've learned, with a built-in code editor and instant feedback.
Quizzes and Assessments: Multiple-choice quizzes, assignments, or assessments to test students' understanding of the material.
Project Assignments: Real-world project assignments to apply the knowledge gained in each module, allowing students to build practical skills and create a portfolio of work.
Code Samples and Templates: Sample code snippets, templates, and starter projects for students to reference and use in their own projects.
Discussion Forums: Online forums or communities where students can ask questions, discuss concepts, and collaborate with peers and instructors.
Supplementary Readings: Additional readings, articles, or resources for further exploration of topics covered in the course.
Live Q&A Sessions: Live question and answer sessions with instructors or guest speakers to provide additional support and clarification on course topics.
Resource Library: A curated library of resources, including recommended books, websites, tutorials, and tools related to web development.
Progress Tracking: Tools or features for students to track their progress, such as completion badges, progress bars, or checklists.
Feedback and Support: Mechanisms for students to provide feedback on the course content and structure, as well as access to support from instructors or teaching assistants.
Certificate of Completion: A certificate of completion or achievement for students who successfully finish the course, providing recognition for their efforts and skills gained.