This module helps the students become aware of frontend development foundations and how this tool is used to create modern web applications. In BBSMIT, students are exposed to the cogent clarity of how frontend development as a part of the larger software development ecosystem operates and how it communicates with backend systems through well-organized layers of communication.
The students are presented with functions of frontend developers to build UI, optimize the user experience, and integrate with API and backend systems.
Students also get a wider sense of the web development world: how the frontend/backend, databases, versioning control, and deployment tools work together in assembling full applications.
In this section, we shall learn the basic client-server communication where browsers (clients) send requests to servers and receive data, and the relevance of communication to web-related applications.
Students in this module are taught the design technique, structure, and styling of websites in HTML5 and CSS3. In BBSMIT, one of the main course modules is to use programming languages to develop visually stylish, well-organized web pages using a high load on semantic coding and mobile-friendliness.
Students also consider ways of creating clean and accessible web pages in terms of the use of semantic tags such as
,,, andto increase SEO and clarity.
The learners are brought through the fundamentals of CSS styling, selectors, along with modern layout methods, such as Flexbox and Grid, teaching how to produce visually interesting interfaces.
It addresses the concept of media queries to develop websites that transform to fit on small and large screens and other gadgets to provide a consistent experience with the users.
The module will give a formidable background of JavaScript, which is the fundamental scripting language of the web. Students at BBSMIT develop interactive and dynamic applications on the web in learning fundamental programming concepts, syntax, and web-based scripting.
Students will learn the basics of JavaScript, variables, functions, arrays, objects, etc. - what modern ES6+ features offer, arrow functions, template literals, destructuring, etc.
Learners will learn to modify the content and structure of web pages by hands-on training in Document Object Model (DOM) and JavaScript.
In this part, I will learn: how to detect and make the application respond to user events (clicks, keypresses, etc.), and how to debug scripts via browsers' developer tools.
In this module, students learn about React.js as one of the most popular frontend libraries. Students at BBSMIT have a real-life application of drawing up modern component-driven applications with code structures that are reusable and maintainable.
The basics of React, including JSX, virtual DOM, and the advantages of single-page applications (SPAs), are introduced to the students.
The learners know how to construct reusable components in UI, create props and state, and design applications with a modular design.
This is a section that discusses React Hooks (such as useState and useEffect) and Context API that efficiently manage and share the state between components.
In this module, the students will learn how to speed up the website, make it responsive, and to make it a better user experience. In BBSMIT, students have an opportunity to have a grasp on front-end performance bottlenecks and the best practices working to developing high-performing web applications.
Students learn how to decrease the load time of the image through formats, compression tools, and lazy loading to enhance the performance of the pages.
The construction of a dynamic loading of components and resources to improve performance by means of achieving quicker loads of pages is examined by learners.
This section will include the SEO methods that were adapted to React-based SPAs and are related to dynamic rendering, structured data, and proper routing strategies.
This module will familiarize students with contemporary collaboration procedures with the help of Git and GitHub. At BBSMIT, competencies in version control (best practices), efficient management of source code, teamwork, and real-world contributions are taught to the learners.
The students will be taught how to use Git and GitHub, both in regard to local version control and also on cloud collaboration in the form of cloning, committing, and pushing code.
The learners get to know how to use branches to do isolated development and how they can overcome and reconcile conflicts in workflows.
This part educates students about raising pull demands, code checks, and clean and quality-assured repositories.
In this module, learners will be provided with tools and techniques that will ensure the functionality, reliability, and quality of frontend applications. In BBSMIT, a student learns both manual and automated testing techniques being employed in the industry.
Learners get to know how to examine, debug frontend code with browser-related tools, enhancing their frontend error detection and repairing skills.
The unit testing basics are taught based on Jest, and they ensure testing of components and logic in isolation.
In this part, you will get practical training on creating user journey mappings and checking end-to-end processes with the help of the Cypress testing environment.
This course gives the students exposure to the current UI libraries and development styling frameworks. The learners will be able to get practical experience of designing a responsive and aesthetically satisfying user interface with the utilization of the industry standard tools and techniques at BBSMIT.
The students are taught Bootstrap in order to use pre-designed components and Tailwind CSS in order to have utility-first, custom-made styles to accelerate the process of front-end development.
The part will touch on the application of Material UI through Ant Design libraries to build professional-quality interfaces, or rather sleek interface using design principles.
Achiever learners go through how to write CSS in JavaScript using Styled Components to make a React app scoped and dynamic.
Through this module, the learners are taught to be able to deploy and host their web applications. At BBSMIT, the students get to know how to operate on deployment platforms and know the basics of automation and hosting.
Students are taught an introduction to step-by-step procedures to launch websites on platforms such as Netlify as well as Vercel, enabling the hosting to be fast, secure, and capable of scaling.
In this topic, continuous integration and deployment (CI / CD) practices are introduced so that learners can automate build, test, and delivery processes.
Learners understand the essentials of domain registration, DNS setup, and hosting configuration to make their applications live on the web.
This course is aimed at the development of important soft skills and project management skills. At BBSMIT, trainees are equipped to become complete professionals who are prepared to work in teams as well as lead tech departments.
Agile methodology and Scrum framework are taught to the students to cope with dynamic and collaborative environment projects efficiently.
Through this section, learners will be in a position to enhance communication skills both orally and in written form, emphasizing proper documentation and presentation of the project.
Students get an opportunity to develop teamwork skills through the use of teams in the form of real-world technology teams consisting of design, development, and business team members.
The module allows the learners not only to finalise their education by means of a practical capstone project, but also to establish a professional portfolio. Students at BBSMIT present their mastery by doing activities related to real-life development, good documentation, and career preparation tasks.
They work on real-life applications in a complete, full-scale way to apply the tools and knowledge learned during the course and pay attention to functionality, usability, and design.
Students are instructed to create concise and easy-to-keep documentation and organize a portfolio that will represent their potential and experience in the most adequate manner possible.
The section also equips trainees for the workforce, where their resumes receive individual feedback and simulated job interviews to replicate interactions with a potential employer.
Take the next step with BBSMIT to become a professional who is prepared for the industry. With our well-crafted curriculum, practical projects, and career-focused training, you'll be ready for the cutthro at IT industry. This course includes all the necessary components for mastering UI frameworks, deployment, soft skills, and developing a good portfolio.
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Role of a Frontend Developer Overview of Web Development Ecosystem Understanding Client-Server Architecture
Semantic HTML5 Structure CSS3 Styling & Layouts Responsive Design with Media Queries
JavaScript Syntax & ES6 Features DOM Manipulation Event Handling & Debugging
Introduction to React.js Component-based Architecture State Management (Hooks, Context API)
Image Optimization Lazy Loading & Code Splitting SEO for Single Page Applications (SPA)
Git & GitHub Basics Branching & Merging Strategies Pull Requests & Code Reviews
Debugging Tools (Chrome DevTools) Unit Testing with Jest End-to-End Testing with Cypress
Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS Material UI, Ant Design Styled Components
Deploying Apps on Netlify & Vercel Introduction to CI/CD Pipelines Domain Setup & Hosting Basics
Agile & Scrum Basics Communication & Presentation Skills Working in Cross-functional Teams
Real-world Project Development Code Documentation & Portfolio Preparation Mock Interviews & Resume Review
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