Full Stack Development Boot Camp

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The digital revolution has transformed virtually every area of human activity – and participants can be a part of it as a web development professional. UNC Charlotte’s Full Stack Development Certificate Program is a part-time program that begins with a deep dive into the basics of coding and data structure and gives participants the knowledge and skills to build dynamic end-to-end web applications and become a full stack web developer.

This program is rigorous and fast-paced and covers both the theory and application of web development. As participants gain proficiency, they’ll demonstrate what they’ve learned and will have ample opportunities for hands-on involvement in real-world, organization-specific projects. This will provide participants with an impressive Professional Portfolio and the confidence to succeed as a web development professional.

What Participants Will Learn

  • Apply “social coding” accepted and best practices (including source control, issue tracking, functional feedback, etc.)
  • Build a front-end website either from scratch or by utilizing a front-end framework (such as Bootstrap)
  • Expertly navigate the file system and terminal basics
  • Deploy static and dynamic websites to the cloud
  • Create a full stack Single Page Application with AJAX communication
  • Implement complex logical conditions to meet an objective
  • Write SQL commands to perform Create, Read, Update and Delete commands
  • Conceive a vision for a website – and then build it!
  • Work independently or in a group on complex projects throughout the entire development lifecycle
  • Understand the basics of troubleshooting and enhancing legacy code
  • Communicate the basics of serving a web page and how the browser renders code
  • Create RESTful APIs utilizing JSON as a data format
  • Consume RESTful APIs properly utilizing REST verbs
  • Design web applications and services in C# using ASP.Net
  • Initiate session-based applications utilizing user authentication schemes that are well-known and widely used