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Acquire Comprehensive Programming Skills: Master Full Stack Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your Tech Career! The DevLustro Certified Full Stack Core Programmer training course offers in-depth training in both Python and Java, designed to equip students with essential full-stack development skills. This comprehensive program includes two modules: Full Stack Developer Course – Python and Full Stack Developer Course – Java . Upon completion, candidates will have expertise in backend and frontend technologies, making them proficient in developing complete web applications. The course is structured with real-world projects, ensuring practical experience. Additionally, students receive 100% placement assurance , preparing them for successful careers in tech. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Acquire Comprehensive Programming Skills: Master Full Stack Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your Tech Career! The Elysium Certified Full Stack Core Programmer training course offers in-depth training in both Python and Java, designed to equip students with essential full-stack development skills. This comprehensive program includes two modules: Full Stack Developer Course – Python and Full Stack Developer Course – Java . Upon completion, candidates will have expertise in backend and frontend technologies, making them proficient in developing complete web applications. The course is structured with real-world projects, ensuring practical experience. Additionally, students receive 100% placement assurance , preparing them for successful careers in tech. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Gain expertise in version control with Git and GitHub.

Understand deployment and DevOps practices, including Docker and cloud platforms.

Full Stack Development involves the comprehensive study of both client-side and server-side technologies.

Developing Applications includes designing, coding, testing, and deploying scalable solutions.

Full Stack Developers understand the entire development lifecycle and derive meaningful insights to optimize performance.

Full Stack Development practices are the foundation on which modern software applications are built.

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Master core programming fundamentals, including Java, Python, and C++.
Dive into advanced concepts such as front-end development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Learn to build and manage robust back-end systems using Node.js, Express.js, and databases.

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01Chapter-1 Html

01.01HTML Editing Tools
01.02Document Structure
01.03HTML Tags
01.04Information Browsers Ignore
01.05Specifying Color in HTML
01.06Setting Up an HTML Document
01.07Using Tags
01.08Formatting Text
01.09Introduction to Frames
01.10Horizontal Rules
01.11The Image Basics
01.12The IMG Tag and Its Attributes
01.13Media Queries
01.14Introduction to Tables
01.15Affecting Table Appearance
01.16Table Troubleshooting
01.17Standard Table Templates
01.18Multiport Images in Tables
01.19The Basic Form (FORM)
01.20The FORM Elements
01.21The New FORM Attributes (HTML 4.0)
01.22Affecting the Appearance of Forms
01.23Unconventional Use of FORM Elements
01.24How SSI is Used
01.25The SSI and the Server
01.26Adding SSI Commands to a Document
01.27Using Environment Variables

02Chapter-2 CSS

02.01Concept of CSS
02.02Creating Style Sheet
02.03CSS Properties
02.04Setting up the initial HTML and CSS files
02.05Using the inline block value
02.06Changing a Table to Use a Display block
02.07Adding Small screen content Element
02.08Introduction
02.09Border properties
02.10Padding properties
02.11Margin properties
02.12RWD Introduction
02.13RWD Viewport
02.14RWD Gridview
02.15RWD Media Queries
02.16RWD Images
02.17RWD Videos
02.18RWD Frameworks
02.19RWD Templates
02.20CSS Animation
02.21CSS Animation property
02.22Delay on Animation
02.23Run Animation in Reverse Direction or Alternate Cycles
02.24The speed curve of the Animation
02.25The fill-mode of on Animation
02.26How to Build the Navigation Bar
02.27How to Build the Showcase Section
02.28How to Build the Lower Section
02.29How to Build the Footer Section
02.30How to Make the Page Responsive

03Chapter-3 Bootstrap

03.01Grid System
03.02Stocked/Horizontal
03.03Grid Small
03.04Grid Large
03.05Grid Medium
03.06Grid XXL
03.07Adding Dropdowns via Data Attributes
03.08Dropdown within a Navbar
03.09Dropdowns within Button
03.10Bootstrap Split Button Dropdown
03.11Dropdowns inside Button Groups
03.12Creating Dropup, Dropleft, and Dropright Menus
03.13Creating the Right Aligned Dropdown Menus
03.14Adding Headers to Dropdown Items
03.15Disabling Items within a Dropdown
03.16Adding Dropdowns via JavaScript
03.17Methods - toggle, show, hide, update, dispose, Events
03.18Adding Logo Images to Navbar
03.19Adding Dropdown to Navbars
03.20Placing Search Form inside Navbar
03.21Creating the color scheme for Navbars
03.22Bootstrap Fixed Navbar
03.23Creating Navbar with Bootstrap
03.24Styling images with bootstrap
03.25Creating Responsive images and videos
03.26Horizontal alignment of images
03.27Using media
03.28Creating Nested media object

04Chapter-4 Java Script

04.01Embedding JavaScript in HTML
04.02Execution of JavaScript code
04.03The window object
04.04Dialog boxes
04.05Timers
04.06The location object
04.07The navigator object
04.08Browsing history
04.09Document structure
04.10Selecting document elements and query selectors
04.11Moving through DOM tree
04.12HTML elements and attributes
04.13Creating, changing and deleting nodes
04.14Event propagation
04.15Event handlers registering and invocation
04.16Event object
04.17Types of event
04.18JavaScript and HTTP communication
04.19Synchronous and asynchronous requests
04.20Multimedia basics
04.21Canvas API basics
04.22Cookies
04.23Web Storage
04.24IndexedDB
04.25Filesystem security
04.26The Same Origin Policy
04.27Plugins
04.28Cross-Site Scripting

05Chapter-5 Jquery

05.01Introduction
05.02JQuery Syntax
05.03JQuery Selectors
05.04JQuery Events
05.05JQuery Hide/Show
05.06JQuery Fade
05.07JQuery Slide
05.08JQuery Stop()
05.09JQuery Callback()
05.10JQuery Get/Set
05.11JQuery Add/Remove
05.12JQuery CSS Classes
05.13Web Hosting Basics
05.14Types of Hosting Packages
05.15Registering Domains
05.16Defining Name Servers
05.17Using Control Panel
05.18Creating Emails in cPanel
05.19Using FTP Client

06Chapter-6 Basics

06.01Overview
06.02Environmental setup
06.03Installation procedure
06.04Different ways to write a Python program
06.05Execution steps and process
06.06Understanding a simple program
06.07Program execution flow
06.08Python Virtual Machine
06.09Examples
06.10What is a variable?
06.11Properties of variables
06.12Creating variables
06.13Invalid cases for variables
06.14Multiple variables in a single line
06.15Single value for multiple variables
06.16Variable re-initialization
06.17What is data type?
06.18Different types of data types
06.19Built-in data types
06.20Sequences
06.21Accessing range values
06.22User-defined data types
06.23Converting from one data type into another data type
06.24What is an operator?
06.25Different types of operators
06.26Arithmetic operators
06.27Assignment operator
06.28Unary minus operator
06.29Relational operators
06.30Logical operators
06.31Membership operators
06.32Identity operators
06.33What is Flow control?
06.34Sequential flow
06.35Conditional flow
06.36Looping flow
06.37Sequential statements
06.38Conditional or Decision-making statements
06.39If statement
06.40If else statement
06.41If elif else statement
06.42What are Looping Statements?
06.43While and for loop
06.44Where loops with else block flow are helpful?
06.45Break statement
06.46Continue statement
06.47Pass statement
06.48The return statement
06.49What is a string?
06.50What is Slicing?
06.51What is Immutable?
06.52Strings are immutable
06.53Mathematical operators on string objects

07Chapter-7 Function, Module & Packages

07.01Positional Arguments
07.02Keyword Arguments
07.03Default Arguments
07.04Variable Length Arguments
07.05Keyword Variable-length Argument
07.06Function vs Module vs Library
07.07Types of Variables
07.08Local Variables
07.09Global Variables
07.10Global Keyword
07.11Recursive Function in Python
07.12Lambda Function (Anonymous Functions) in Python
07.13Filter() Function in Python
07.14Map() Function in Python
07.15Reduce() Function in Python
07.16Decorators in Python
07.17@ Symbol in Python
07.18Generators in Python
07.19Next Function in Python
07.20What is a Module?
07.21Renaming or Aliasing a Module
07.22dir() Function
07.23What is a Package?
07.24Advantage

08Chapter-8 Database Handling

08.01Create Database Connection
08.02DML and DDL Operation with database
08.03Performing transactions
08.04Handling database errors
08.05Disconnecting Database
08.06SQL vs NoSQL
08.07MongoDB
08.08PyMongo

09Chapter-9 Object Oriented Programming

09.01What are Constructors
09.02Is constructor mandatory in Python?
09.03Can a constructor be called explicitly?
09.04How many parameters can constructor have?
09.05Parameterized and Non-Parameterized Constructors in Python
09.06Difference between a method & constructor in Python
09.07Difference between a method & a function
09.08Types of Class Variables
09.09Instance Variables
09.10Where instance variables can be declared?
09.11Accessing instance variables
09.12Static Variables
09.13Declaring static variables
09.14Accessing a static variable
09.15Local Variables
09.16Types of Methods in a Class
09.17Instance Methods
09.18Setter and Getter methods
09.19Class Methods
09.20Static Methods
09.21Nested Classes
09.22Garbage Collection
09.23Polymorphism
09.24Types of Polymorphism
09.25Overloading
09.26Operator overloading
09.27Method overloading
09.28How we can handle overloaded method requirements
09.29Constructor Overloading
09.30Overriding
09.31Method Overriding
09.32Constructor Overriding

10Chapter-10 Exception Handling & Files

10.01Types of Error
10.02Syntax and Runtime Errors
10.03What is an Exception?
10.04Exception Handling in Python
10.05Why do we need Finally Block?
10.06Finally Block in Python
10.07Why not try-except block for clean-up activities?
10.08Different control flow cases of try-except-finally in Python
10.09Nested try-except-finally blocks in Python
10.10Different cases and scenarios
10.11Else Block in Python
10.12Possible Combinations with try-except-else-finally
10.13What is a File?
10.14Types of Files
10.15File Modes
10.16Opening and Closing a File
10.17Properties of File Object
10.18Writing data to a File
10.19Reading data From a File
10.20With Keyword

11Chapter-11 Multithreading

11.01What is Multitasking?
11.02Process-based and Thread-based Multitasking
11.03Applications of Multithreading
11.04How to Implement Multithreading?
11.05Different Ways to Create a Thread
11.06Creating a Thread using Thread Class
11.07Creating a Thread by Inheriting Thread Class
11.08activeCount()
11.09enumerate()
11.10isAlive()
11.11join()
11.12join(seconds)
11.13Synchronization
11.14How to Implement Synchronization?
11.15Synchronization Using Lock Concept
11.16Synchronization Using RLock Concept
11.17Difference Between Lock and RLock
11.18Synchronization Using Semaphore
11.19Bounded Semaphore
11.20What is Inter Thread communication?
11.21Inter Thread communication by using
11.22Event Objects
11.23Condition Object
11.24Semaphore
11.25Locks
11.26Queues
11.27FIFO Queue
11.28LIFO
11.29Priority Queue

12Chapter-12 Django Framework

12.01Introduction to Django
12.02How to create Django App
12.03URL Mapping
12.04Templates
12.05Introduction to static file
12.06Django Model overview
12.07Creating model
12.08Model Template view creation
12.09Django Form and validation
12.10Relative URL with Templates
12.11Activating the admin interface
12.12Using the admin interface
12.13Users, Groups and permission
12.14Django Forms
12.15Form Validation
12.16Model form
12.17Relative URLs with Templates
12.18URL templates Inheritance
12.19Quick note on Custom templates Filter
12.20Template Filters and Custom Filters
12.21Django Passwords
12.22Deploying Django Framework
12.23Overview of models
12.24Creating model
12.25Configuring the database
12.26Your First App
12.27Using Django with MySQL
12.28Population Script
12.29Models-Templates-Views Paradigm
12.30Inserting and Updating data
12.31Selecting Object
12.32Deleting Object
12.33Get Session
12.34Set session
12.35Session Attributes
12.36Methods in Session

13Chapter-13 Flask Web Framework

13.01What is a Flask?
13.02WSGI
13.03Werkzeug
13.04Jinga2
13.05Prerequisite
13.06Install Flask on Windows
13.07Code Structure of Flask framework
13.08In-Built Server of Flask
13.09Add to System Path
13.10Configure in IDE
13.11How a Flask App works
13.12Routing and View Functions
13.13Server startup
13.14Basic app object
13.15Jinga2 Template Engine
13.16Rendering Templates
13.17Variables
13.18Control Structures
13.19Flask-Bootstrap
13.20Custom Error Pages
13.21Creating HTML Templates
13.22Adding more HTML pages
13.23Links
13.24Static files
13.25Localization of Dates and Time with Flask-Moment
13.26CSRF Protection
13.27Form classes
13.28HTML rendering of Forms
13.29Form handling in View Functions
13.30Redirect and User Sessions
13.31Message Flashing
13.32SQL or NoSQL
13.33Flask-SQLAlchemy
13.34Model Definition
13.35Relationships
13.36CRUD Operations
13.37Modifying Rows
13.38Deleting Rows
13.39Querying Rows
13.40Database use in View function
13.41Flask-Migrate

14Chapter-14 Cherrypy

14.01Environmental Setup
14.02Built-in Http Server
14.03Coaching Tool
14.04Decoding Tool
14.05Working Application
14.06Authentication
14.07Authorization
14.08Structure
14.09Encapsulation
14.10Error Handling
14.11Presentation Layer
14.12Use of Ajax
14.13Demo Application
14.14Unit Testing
14.15Functional Testing
14.16Load Testing
14.17Deployment of Application

15Chapter-15 Introduction to Java

15.01Keywords, Variables and Operators
15.02Data Types
15.03Java String Basics
15.04Type casting
15.05Operators
15.06Arrays
15.07Java Statements
15.08Java Methods
15.09Java Method parameters
15.10Java Method Overloading
15.11Java Scope
15.12Java Recursion

16Chapter-16 Java Classes

16.01OOPS
16.02Classes/Objects
16.03Class Attributes
16.04Class Methods
16.05Modifiers
16.06Encapsulation
16.07Packages
16.08Inheritance
16.09Polymorphism
16.10Abstraction
16.11Interface
16.12Enums

17Chapter-17 Java Web Application Technologies

17.01Java Date
17.02LinkedList
17.03HashMap
17.04HashSet
17.05Iterator
17.06Explanation
17.07Files
17.08Read Files
17.09Delete Files

18Chapter-18 Servlet

18.01Servlet Interface
18.02Http Servlet
18.03War File
18.04Servlet Request
18.05Servlet Collaboration
18.06ServletConfig
18.07ServletContext
18.08Attribute in Servlet
18.09Session Filter
18.10Servlet CRUD
18.11Servlet Pagination
18.12Servlet Miscellaneous
18.13Development

19Chapter-19 JSP (Java Server Pages)

19.01JSP - Scripting Elements
19.02JSP - Directives
19.03JSP - Actions
19.04JSP - Expressions
19.05JSP - Implicit Objects
19.06JSP - Request
19.07JSP - Response
19.08JSP - Session
19.09JSP - Exceptions
19.10JSTL Core Tags
19.11JSP Advanced

20Chapter-20 JDBC API

20.01Prepared Statements
20.02Create
20.03Select
20.04Update
20.05Insert
20.06Result Sets

21Chapter-21 SQL

21.01What is DQL?
21.02Purpose Of DQL
21.03Select
21.04What is DML?
21.05Purpose Of DML
21.06Insert data
21.07Update data
21.08Delete Data
21.09Lock data
21.10What is DCL?
21.11Purpose of DCL
21.12Grant data
21.13Revoke data
21.14What is TCL?
21.15Purpose Of TCL
21.16COMMIT
21.17ROLLBACK
21.18SAVEPOINT
21.19Hands on INSERT data
21.20SELECT
21.21Hands on SELECT query
21.22Multi inserts
21.23Hands on Multi inserts
21.24NOT NULL
21.25Hands on NOT NULL
21.26DEFAULT values
21.27Hands on DEFAULT values
21.28AUTO INCREMENT
21.29Hands on AUTO INCREMENT
21.30ORDER BY
21.31ALIASES
21.32UNIONS
21.33CONSTRAINTS
21.34VIEWS
21.35What is primary key?
21.36Creating a primary key
21.37Dropping a primary key
21.38What is foreign key?
21.39Creating a foreign key
21.40Dropping a foreign key

22Chapter-22 Introduction

22.01Getting the Required Libraries for Hibernate
22.02Creating a Hibernate Persistent Class
22.03Providing an XML-based Hibernate Mapping
22.04Providing an Annotation-based Hibernate Mapping
22.05Providing a Hibernate Configuration Using an XML File
22.06Providing a Hibernate Configuration Using Java
22.07Configuring Hibernate Programmatically
22.08Introduction
22.09Building a Session
22.10Creating a Generic Session Factory Class
22.11Opening a New Session
22.12Opening a Stateless Session
22.13Persisting an Object to the Database
22.14Fetching an Object from the Database
22.15Deleting an Object from the Database
22.16Updating an Object
22.17Declaring a Class as an Entity and Creating a Table in the Database
22.18Creating a Column in the Database Table
22.19Creating the Primary Key and Composite Primary Key in the Java Class
22.20Creating an Auto-generated Column
22.21Introduction
22.22Persisting a List
22.23Persisting a Set
22.24Persisting a Map
22.25Persisting an Array
22.26Introduction
22.27One-to-One Mapping Using a Foreign Key
22.28One-to-One Mapping Using a Common Join Table
22.29One-to-One Mapping Using a Common Key
22.30One-to-One Mapping or Many-to-One Mapping
22.31Many-to-Many Mapping
22.32Introduction
22.33Working with an Alias
22.34Performing Aggregate Operations
22.35Using a Subquery with a Criteria
22.36Executing a Native SQL Query
22.37Using a Query Language (HQL)
22.38Using Formulas in Hibernate
22.39Working with Named Queries

23Chapter-23 Getting Started

23.01What is Spring?
23.02Setting up your system
23.03Introducing Maven
23.04Using Maven on the command line
23.05Classpath Contexts

24Chapter-24 Basic Bean Configuration

24.01Setting Bean Properties
24.02Constructor Arguments
24.03Dependency Injection
24.04Bean Scope
24.05Factory Beans and Methods
24.06Bean Namespaces and List of Beans

25Chapter-25 Auto Wiring

25.01Autowiring by type
25.02Autowiring by name
25.03Autowiring by constructor
25.04Default Autowiring
25.05Removing Autowire Ambiguities

26Chapter-26 Wiring With Annotations

26.01"Autowired" Annotation
26.02Optional Beans
26.03Using Qualifiers
26.04Annotation-Based Init and Destroy Methods
26.05Setting property values via Annotation

27Chapter-27 Spring Expression Language (Spel)

27.01Introduction SPEL
27.02Using SPEL with Annotation
27.03Some useful SPEL operators

28Chapter-28 Working With Databases

28.01Creating database with MySQL
28.02Implementing DAO Pattern
28.03Downloading connection jar
28.04Configuring connection with Apache
28.05JDBC Templates
28.06Querying Database (CRUD Operations)
28.07Transactions with prepared statements

29Chapter-29 Web Applications With Spring Mvc

29.01Moven Concepts
29.02Brinqinq in Moven
29.03Dispatcher Servlet
29.04Adding data to the session
29.05Brinqinq in DAO code and controllers

30Chapter-30 Aspect Oriented Programming (Aop)

30.01Annotation based aspects
30.02Wildcards in pointcut expressions
30.03Advice types: after, around, etc.
30.04Proxies
30.05Pointcuts

31Chapter-31 Spring Web Flow

31.01Introducing Web Flow
31.02Flow Registry
31.03Hooking up URLs
31.04Messages
31.05Validating Web Flow Forms

32Chapter-32 Json And Ajax

32.01Creating JSON server
32.02Updating dynamically with jQuery
32.03Generating pages with JavaScript
32.04Posting back JSON Data
32.05User Feedback
32.06Sending Email with Spring Mail

33Chapter-33 Spring Data Jpa

33.01JPA dependency
33.02Maven Dependency
33.03Create the model class
33.04Create the repository
33.05Show SQL

34Chapter-34 Create Rest Crud Api

34.01Rest web services using Spring Boot
34.02Create DB table
34.03Model and repository
34.04JPA Annotations
34.05Rest CRUD API creation

35Chapter-35 Creating Rest Client

35.01Introduction
35.02REST Template GET Method
35.03POST Method
35.04PUT Method

36Chapter-36 Spring Boot Micro Services

36.01What is Microservice
36.02Creating Microservices
36.03TOMCAT Deployment
36.04Thymeleaf Concepts

37Chapter-37 Projects

37.01Task Management System
37.02Event Management Website
37.03Personal Finance Management Tool
37.04Personal Portfolio Website
37.05E-learning Platform
37.06E-learning Platform

What is the DevLustro Certified Full Stack Core Programmer - Training Course offered by DevLustro Academy?

The DevLustro Certified Full Stack Core Programmer - Training Course at DevLustro Academy provides in-depth training in full-stack development using core programming languages and technologies, preparing you to build both front-end and back-end applications.

What makes DevLustro Academy the best Full Stack Core Programmer training center near me?

DevLustro Academy is the best choice for Full Stack Core Programmer training due to its hands-on approach, experienced instructors, and a curriculum that equips you with the skills needed for a career in full-stack development.

What topics are covered in this course?

Topics include front-end development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, back-end development with Node.js and Express.js, database management with SQL/NoSQL, version control with Git, and deployment strategies.

Do I need any prerequisites to enroll in this course?

While no formal prerequisites are required, it is recommended that participants have a basic understanding of programming concepts and some familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered through a blend of live instructor-led sessions, hands-on labs, and self-paced study materials. This hybrid approach ensures comprehensive learning and practical experience.

What type of projects will I work on during the course?

Participants will engage in real-world projects such as developing full stack web applications, integrating front-end and back-end technologies, and deploying applications to cloud platforms.

Will I receive a certificate upon completion of the course?

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How long is the course, and how much time should I dedicate weekly?

The course duration is typically 8-12 weeks. It is recommended to dedicate around 10-15 hours per week to coursework, including lectures, labs, and self-study.

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Yes, our instructors and support team are available to provide guidance and answer any questions you may have even after the course has ended. Additionally, we offer resources for ongoing learning and professional development.

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The certification enhances your credibility and demonstrates your expertise in full stack development. It opens up various job opportunities, increases earning potential, and is highly valued by employers in the tech industry.

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