Full Stack Developer Training Course – Python

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If you’re shifting into AI/ML later, this Python foundation makes the jump painless.

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Acquire Key Python Skills: Master Full Stack Development, Earn Certification, Launch Your Dev Career! DevLustro Academy has established itself as a trailblazer in the Full Stack Development domain, offering a comprehensive program that empowers participants to build, deploy, and maintain dynamic web applications like never before. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Full Stack Developer Training Course – Python

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Harness Powerful Libraries and Frameworks like Node.js and Express.js for server-side development.

Manipulate and Query Databases using MongoDB and Mongoose.

Build Dynamic Front-Ends with React.js and Angular.js.

Explore deep learning techniques with TensorFlow.

Data Science forms the foundation for data mining infrastructure.

Data Cleaning is the process of cleansing and removing duplicate data.

Data Scientists analyze data to derive meaningful insights.

Data Science underpins the development of Artificial Intelligence systems.

Course Goals

  • Master JavaScript Fundamentals, including variables, data types, loops, and functions.
  • Dive into Advanced Concepts such as object-oriented programming (OOP) and error handling.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Industry Based Projects
  • Recognized worldwide

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  • Personalized coordinator.
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  • Trainer availability post sessions.
  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

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  • Hands on assignment
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  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 HTML
  • 01.01HTML Overview
  • 01.02HTML Editing Tools
  • 01.03Document Structure
  • 01.04HTML Tags
  • 01.05Information browsers ignore
  • 01.06Specifying Color in HTML
  • 01.07Structural HTML Tags
  • 01.08Setting up an HTML document
  • 01.09Using Tags
  • 01.10Formatting Text
  • 01.11Introduction to frames
  • 01.12Adding images and other page elements
  • 01.13Horizontal rules
  • 01.14The Image basics
  • 01.15The IMG tag and its attributes
  • 01.16Media queries
  • 01.17Tables
  • 01.18Introduction to tables
  • 01.19Affecting table appearance
  • 01.20Table troubleshooting
  • 01.21Standard table templates
  • 01.22Multipart images in tables
  • 01.23Forms
  • 01.24The basic form (FORM)
  • 01.25The FORM elements
  • 01.26The New FORM attributes (HTML 4.0)
  • 01.27Affecting the appearance of forms
  • 01.28Unconventional use of FORM elements
  • 01.29Server Side Includes (SSI)
  • 01.30How SSI is used
  • 01.31The SSI and the server
  • 01.32Adding SSI commands to a document
  • 01.33Using 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 an Animation
  • 02.23Run Animation in reverse Direction or Alternate Cycles
  • 02.24The speed curve of the Animation
  • 02.25The fill-mode of an 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
  • 03.02Stacked/Horizontal
  • 03.03Grid small
  • 03.04Grid large
  • 03.05Grid medium
  • 03.06Grid XXL
  • 03.07Adding Dropdowns via Data Attributes
  • 03.08Dropsdown 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
  • 03.15Disable 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 from 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 Response images and videos
  • 03.26Horizontal alignment of images
  • 03.27Using the media object
  • 03.28Creating Nested media object
04Chapter-4 Java Script
  • 04.01JavaScript in Web browser
  • 04.02Embedding JavaScript in HTML
  • 04.03Execution of JavaScript code
  • 04.04Browser Object Model
  • 04.05The window object
  • 04.06Dialog boxes
  • 04.07Timers
  • 04.08The location object
  • 04.09The navigator object
  • 04.10Browsing history
  • 04.11Document Object Model
  • 04.12Document structure
  • 04.13Selecting document elements and query selectors
  • 04.14Moving through DOM tree
  • 04.15HTML elements and attributes
  • 04.16Creating, changing, and deleting nodes
  • 04.17Handling Events
  • 04.18Event propagation
  • 04.19Event handlers registering and invocation
  • 04.20Event object
  • 04.21Types of event
  • 04.22Ajax
  • 04.23JavaScript and HTTP communication
  • 04.24Synchronous and asynchronous requests
  • 04.25Graphics
  • 04.26Multimedia basics
  • 04.27Canvas API basics
  • 04.28Data Storage
  • 04.29Cookies
  • 04.30Web Storage
  • 04.31IndexedDB
  • 04.32Security
  • 04.33Filesystem security
  • 04.34The Same Origin Policy
  • 04.35Plugins
  • 04.36Cross-Site Scripting
05Chapter-5 JQuery
  • 05.01Embedding JavaScript in HTML
  • 05.02Execution of JavaScript code
  • 05.03The window object
  • 05.04Dialog boxes
  • 05.05Timers
  • 05.06The location object
  • 05.07The navigator object
  • 05.08Browsing history
  • 05.09Document structure
  • 05.10Selecting document elements and query selectors
  • 05.11Moving through DOM tree
  • 05.12HTML elements and attributes
  • 05.13Creating, changing, and deleting nodes
  • 05.14Event propagation
  • 05.15Event handlers registering and invocation
  • 05.16Event object
  • 05.17Types of event
  • 05.18JavaScript and HTTP communication
  • 05.19Synchronous and asynchronous requests
  • 05.20Multimedia basics
  • 05.21Canvas API basics
  • 05.22Cookies
  • 05.23Web Storage
  • 05.24IndexedDB
  • 05.25Filesystem security
  • 05.26The Same Origin Policy
  • 05.27Plugins
  • 05.28Cross-Site Scripting
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 variable
  • 06.12Creating variable
  • 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 type 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 Function
  • 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?
  • 09.05Parameterised 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
  • 09.33What is an Abstract Class in Python?
  • 09.34Types of Methods in Python based on the Implementation
  • 09.35How to declare an abstract method in Python
  • 09.36Abstract Classes in Python
  • 09.37Interface
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 class by inheriting Thread class
  • 11.08active_count()
  • 11.09enumerate()
  • 11.10is Alive()
  • 11.11join()
  • 11.12join(seconds)
  • 11.13Synchronization
  • 11.14How to implement synchronization?
  • 11.15Synchronization By using Lock concept
  • 11.16Synchronization By using RLock concept
  • 11.17Difference between Lock and RLock
  • 11.18Synchronization by using Semaphore
  • 11.19Bounded Semaphore
  • 11.20What is Inter Thread communication?
  • 11.21Inter Thread communication by using Event Objects
  • 11.22Inter Thread communication by using Condition Object
  • 11.23Inter Thread communication by using Queue in python
  • 11.24Types of Queues
  • 11.25FIFO Queue
  • 11.26LIFO Queue
  • 11.27Priority 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
  • 13.15Jinja2 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
  • 13.37Opacity
  • 13.38Floating Images
  • 13.39Image Galleries
  • 13.40Flask-Migrate
14Chapter-14 CHERRYPY
  • 14.01Environmental Setup
  • 14.02Built-in Http Server
  • 14.03Caching Tool
  • 14.04Decoding Tool
  • 14.05Authentication
  • 14.06Authorization
  • 14.07Structure
  • 14.08Encapsulation
  • 14.09Error Handling
  • 14.10Unit Testing
  • 14.11Functional Testing
  • 14.12Load Testing

What is the Full Stack Developer Course - Python offered by DevLustro Academy?

The Full Stack Developer Course - Python at DevLustro Academy teaches you how to develop both front-end and back-end applications using Python, covering frameworks like Django and Flask, along with front-end technologies. This course is ideal for those looking to become proficient in full-stack development using Python.

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

DevLustro Academy is the best choice for Full Stack Developer training in Python due to its hands-on projects, experienced instructors, and a curriculum that equips you with the skills to build complete web applications from scratch.

What prerequisites are required to enroll in this course?

Basic programming knowledge and familiarity with Python are recommended. However, beginners can also enroll and will be guided from the basics.

What technologies and frameworks will I learn during the course?

You will learn Python programming, Django and Flask frameworks for backend development, HTML/CSS/JavaScript for frontend development, and various other tools and libraries.

Will I work on real-world projects during the course?

Yes, you will have the opportunity to work on industry-based projects, allowing you to apply your learning to real-world scenarios and build a professional portfolio.

Is there any certification provided upon completion of the course?

Yes, upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certification from DevLustro Academy, validating your skills as a Full Stack Developer with Python.

Are there any job placement assistance or career support services offered?

Yes, we provide job placement assistance, including resume building, interview preparation, and connecting you with potential employers through our network.

Can I access course materials and recordings after the live sessions?

Yes, all course materials, including recordings of live sessions, will be accessible to you through our online learning platform for future reference.

Is there flexibility in the course schedule for working professionals?

Yes, we offer flexible timings for live sessions and provide recorded sessions for those who may miss the live classes due to work commitments.

How can I enroll in the Full Stack Developer Course - Python?

You can enroll in the course by visiting our website, selecting the course, and completing the registration process. Alternatively, you can contact our admissions team for assistance with enrollment.

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