In this module, the concepts of backend development and its role in current practice in web applications will be grounded. In BBSMIT, the latter are familiarised with the most important concepts, functions, and technologies driving the server side of applications.
Students learn about the duties of the backend developer: he/she should take care of the database, work with server-side logic, and communicate with the front-end of the system.
In this section, the main idea of client-server communication is presented to understand the way of request and response in the interaction between users and servers.
Students get the idea of REST APIs and web services, and how they facilitate the interaction between software systems via the internet.
This module exposes the students to the most basic programming abilities needed to do backend development. The learners at BBSMIT have the basics of logic, object-oriented concepts in the program, and debugging set down well, so they can code efficiently at the backend.
The introduction of learning a single backend language (JavaScript with Node.js, Python, or Java), syntax, variables, loops, and basic logical constructs is taught to the students.
To develop a maintainable and structured backend code, students learn programming concepts that are grounded in object-oriented programming (OOP), including classes, objects, inheritance, and encapsulation.
To guarantee the stability and reliability of applications, this part is devoted to training students in how to identify, access, and fix runtime errors.
This module goes deep into the backend development frameworks and tools. Learners create dynamic server-side (applications and APIs) at BBSMIT and process business logic and user requests.
Students twiddle with popular and exciting back-end frameworks such as those based on Node.js, Django, or Spring-boot, to construct powerful and scalable server-side applications.
This section describes the route setup process to respond to various HTTP methods as well as middleware configuration to perform functions such as authentication, logging, and error handling.
Developers build and maintain RESTful APIs by enabling interactions between client apps and backend servers on best practices and real-time scenarios.
Here we learn to use various forms of databases to store, access, and manage application data. In BBSMIT, students are taught practical skills that can maximize operations on databases and guarantee the integrity of data.
The students are made to learn how to design and query relational databases in SQL with the aid of such tools as MySQL or PostgreSQL.
This part presents NoSQL and trains students to apply MongoDB and Redis to handle data freely and remain scalable.
Students learn how to optimize query performance and index data structures so that the cost of querying and speed of retrieval are minimized.
This module is about the protection of backend applications by using authentication and authorization enablers. In BBSMIT, learners gain bulged experience on the implementation of secure access controls with modern tools and standards.
The students will be taught to use JWT to implement stateless authentication, to ensure safe user sessions, and role-based access control in web apps.
This module presents OAuth 2.0 as a method of third-party authentication and describes the ways to control user sessions in a safe and chitchat way.
Learners are trained in encrypting and hashing passwords using libraries like Bcrypt to ensure user data protection and prevent security breaches.
The module explains how to design good APIs that are clean, scalable, and well-documented. In BBSMIT, students learn the principles of designing and building APIs, as well as integrating third-party services.
Students receive advice on the ways of constructing RESTful APIs and industry standards, and the way to make the RESTful API readable, scalable, and integrate easily.
This segment discusses the importance of documenting resources, such as using Swagger and Postman, to have clear communication between the frontend and the backend teams.
As part of a realistic application development training, learners get to practice integrating third-party APIs, e.g, payment gateways or social logins, into a backend system.
This course teaches students to test and debug the backend applications so that they become reliable, maintainable, and bug-free. The first category is that learners at BBSMIT commemorate writing testable code or spotting problems fast.
The students practice writing unit tests by using Mocha or Jest to test parts of their backend logic.
This section presents tools such as Postman and Supertest as a means of testing API endpoints with regard to accuracy, reliability, and error processing.
Students get to learn how to work efficiently with logging and debugging tools to check out bug tracks, keep track of errors, and optimize apps.
In this module, the learners will be trained on how to maintain and work on code with the help of version control tools. In BBSMIT, the students embrace the best team-working, code management, and project management practices.
It teaches students version control with Git and repositories hosted with GitHub, including commands such as clone, commit, push, pull, and branching.
Learners know how to perform peer code reviews and employ branching styles of work (e.g., Git Flow) to enable collaborative development.
This section introduces Agile methodology, with emphasis on team sprints, stand-ups, and task tracking tools like Jira or Trello.
This module allows learners to properly build secure backend applications. At BBSMIT, the students learn about the common vulnerabilities and the best practices for coding and handling data safely.
Students get to act as the bad actor/evaluate for injection attacks, as well as learn tactics for preventing them with input validation and ORM or query parameterization.
This section teaches students how to build a secure API by utilizing authentication tokens, HTTPS, rate limiting, and role-based access control.
Learners understand how to control secrets (sensitive information) with environment variables, .env files, and a safe vault so sensitive information does not become public.
This module prepares students for deployment and working with infrastructure in the cloud. At BBSMIT, students work with the most commonly used cloud platforms and automation tools.
Students have an opportunity to see what a real-world working experience would look like by learning to deploy backend applications on platforms like AWS EC2, Heroku, and DigitalOcean by utilizing the CLI and the available dashboards.
This section introduces continuous integration and deployment through the use of GitHub Actions and Jenkins to automate the testing and delivery of code.
Learners are trained to implement logging and server monitoring tools (e.g., PM2, Loggly) to ensure uptime, performance tracking, and incident response.
This module develops essential soft skills and project handling capabilities for backend professionals. At BBSMIT, learners are trained to communicate effectively, manage teams, and collaborate smoothly with cross-functional units.
By producing concise READMEs, describing APIs, and effectively communicating concepts to stakeholders and peers, students enhance their technical communication skills.
In order to improve project delivery, learners learn about Agile workflows and Scrum concepts, such as sprint planning, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives.
This section trains learners to coordinate with frontend developers by aligning API requirements, resolving integration issues, and following shared timelines.
This module prepares students for employment options by providing them with a full-fledged project that allows them to demonstrate their whole skill set. Students who graduate from BBSMIT with a polished portfolio and are prepared for the workforce.
To show off their real-world backend skills, students construct an entire backend project that integrates a database, REST APIs, authentication, and deployment.
This section guides learners to organize and document their project repositories professionally, suitable for GitHub portfolios and employer review.
Learners undergo mock technical interviews and receive feedback on their resumes to boost confidence and improve chances of job placement.
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Role of a Backend Developer Client-Server Architecture Overview REST APIs & Web Services Concepts
JavaScript (Node.js), Python, or Java Basics Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Error Handling & Debugging
Introduction to Node.js / Django / Spring Boot Routing & Middleware Building REST APIs
Relational Databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL) NoSQL Databases (MongoDB, Redis) Query Optimization & Indexing
JWT (JSON Web Tokens) OAuth2.0, Session Management Secure Password Handling (Bcrypt, etc.)
RESTful API Best Practices API Documentation (Swagger, Postman) Consuming Third-Party APIs
Unit Testing with Mocha/Jest API Testing (Postman, Supertest) Debugging Server Applications
Git & GitHub Essentials Code Reviews & Branching Strategies Working in Agile Teams
SQL Injection & XSS Prevention Secure API Development Environment Variables & Secrets Management
Deploying on AWS / DigitalOcean / Heroku CI/CD Pipelines (GitHub Actions, Jenkins) Server Monitoring & Logging
Communication & Documentation Agile & Scrum Methodologies Working with Frontend Teams
Full-stack API Project Code Documentation & Repository Setup Mock Interviews & Resume Review
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