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Master's Program Full Stack MEAN Developer Full Stack MEAN Developer Master’s Program Table of Contents About the Course 01 About Software Development Industry 02 Key Features 03 Top Skills and Tools covered 03 Program Outcomes 04 Who Should Enroll in this Program? 04 Learning Path 05 Courses 06 - 09 Step 1: Get started with web development 06 Step 2: Create websites using Front and Back-end framework 07 Step 3: Create scalable and dynamic websites Test your 08 application Step 4: Test your application 09 Step 5: Full Stack MEAN Developer Capstone Project 10 Certifications 11 Classroom-Level Immersion: Delivered Digitally 12 Customer Reviews 13 Corporate Training 14 About Simplilearn 15 About the Course This Full Stack MEAN Developer program provides complete knowledge of software development and testing technologies such as JavaScript, Node.js, Angular, Docker, and Protractor. You’ll build an end-to-end application, test and deploy code, and store data using MongoDB. 1 | www.simplilearn.com About Software Development Industry The global software engineering market is expected to grow to approximately USD $37.4 billion by 2022, at a CAGR of nearly 12 percent. Corporate initiatives focused on digital transformation will help drive demand for skilled software developers, which is reflected in current hiring trends and future projections. According to NASSCOM and USA Today, one million software development jobs will be added to the workforce by 2020 in India and 1.4 million jobs in the United States. Many companies prefer to hire multi-skilled technology professionals such as automation test engineers. The average annual salary for an automation test engineer is USD $94,270 (ZipRecruiter). Additional facts about the state of the software development industry: Junior developers are getting massive starting salaries compared to those of the last 20 years Upskilling is one of the most important priorities for developers today (Stackoverflow 2019) The phenomenal rise of consumer applications in both web and mobile is driven by the availability of open-source projects and libraries Smaller, quicker releases—which results in better productivity—are becoming crucial for software product success. Automation engineers are well-positioned to empower this trend. 2 | www.simplilearn.com Key Features Comprehensive Applied 120 hours of self-paced Choose from 4 industry- Learning program learning aligned capstone projects 270 hours of in-depth 20+ in-demand tools and Job-assist program training skills included (India only) 150 hours of instructor- 10 lesson-end & 4 phase- led training end projects Top Skills and Tools covered Agile Node.js GraphQL Git HTTP Docker HTML REST API Jenkins CSS Express.js Grunt JavaScript MongoDB ELK Stack 6.0 BootStrap Protractor Kubernetes TypeScript Backbone.js API testing with Postman Angular AJAX 3 | www.simplilearn.com Program Outcomes By the end of the program, you will be able to accomplish the following: Master software programming concepts and implement them in real-life Become an agile practitioner with the ability to quickly complete industry projects Build an end-to-end application from scratch and test it Test and deploy features seamlessly to production with minimal effort Build a running, industry-aligned project from scratch Complete 30+ topic-end, lesson-end, and phase-end projects Who Should Enroll in this Program? This MEAN stack program is designed for: Freshers, software developers, IT professionals, engineers, test engineers, technical consultants, and analysts 4 | www.simplilearn.com Learning Path Get started with web 1 5 Full Stack MEAN Developer development (62 hrs) Capstone Project (16 hrs) Agile Scrum Foundation GIT and GitHub Training 4 Test your application (52 hrs) A front-end web developer API Testing with Postman MasterClass using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Hands-On Full-Stack Web Development with GraphQL and React Docker Basics and Jenkins integration with Docker Create websites using Front and 2 Back-end frameworks (59 hrs) Develop and Deploy Modern Web An Introduction to TypeScript Applications with Docker Hands-On TypeScript 3 and Learning ELK Stack 6.0 Angular 7 for Web Development Cloud Basics and Web Hosting Design Patterns in TypeScript Angular Learn to build Progressive Web Apps using JavaScript 3 Create scalable and dynamic websites (55 hrs) Node.js Absolute Beginners Guide - Learn Node from Scratch Restful API Design with Node, Express, and MongoDB 5 | www.simplilearn.com STEP 1 2 3 4 5 Get started with web development Brush up on your knowledge of software development fundamentals; Agile and Scrum methodologies; HTML, CSS, JavaScript to create dynamic websites; and GIT to manage version control systems. Course Learning Objectives: After completing this phase, you will: Understand the basics of agile methodologies and GIT Become familiar with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript fundamentals Skills and Tools Covered: Agile HTML JavaScript Scrum CSS BootStrap Git 6 | www.simplilearn.com STEP 1 2 3 4 5 Create websites using Front and Back-end framework Familiarize yourself with the front and back-end technologies by implementing knowledge of Angular and Node.js. Use TypeScript to enable IDEs to provide a richer environment for spotting common errors as you type the code Course Learning Objectives: After completing this phase you will: Create dynamic websites using Angular and Node.js Evaluate test cases and errors using TypeScript Use Angular to build single-page client-side web applications. Implement Node.js to build fast and scalable server-side networking applications. Skills and Tools Covered: TypeScript Angular Node.js 7 | www.simplilearn.com STEP 1 2 3 4 5 Create scalable and dynamic websites Build scalable websites for diverse clients using REST API, Node.js, and Express.js. Store all your data in a highly scalable, flexible, and distributed NoSQL database - MongoD Course Learning Objectives: After completing this phase you will: Create Restful API design with Node, Express, and MongoDB Simplify development and write easy, secure,concrete, and fast applications using Express.js Store large volumes of data and manage them using MongoDB Skills and Tools Covered: Node.js Express.js MongoDB 8 | www.simplilearn.com STEP 1 2 3 4 5 Test your application This phase will introduce you to testing and how it fits in the software lifecycle. It will provide you with hands-on training full stack development using GraphQL and React, API testing with Postman, how to deploy in cloud, and host your website. Course Learning Objectives: After completing this phase, you will : Implement testing with Jasmine Perform API testing with Postman Deploy test cases in the cloud using DevOps Analyze log data using ELK Stack Skills and Tools Covered: Jasmine GraphQL ELK Stack Postman Docker Kubernetes 9 | www.simplilearn.com STEP 1 2 3 4 5 Full Stack MEAN Developer Capstone Project Create a dynamic and responsive Java e-commerce web E-commerce application using technologies such as Angular, React, MongoDB, and Docker. Build a food-delivery app from scratch using your Food Delivery knowledge of the Spring framework, web services, and MongoDB with a strong back end to support operations. Create an entertainment application like BookMyShow Entertainment using your back-end knowledge, API development, and HTML and CSS skills. Build a dynamic and effective healthcare app. Create Healthcare a rich UI for effective diagnosis and health advice with Angular, Javascript, TypeScript, ES6, and many more. 10 | www.simplilearn.com Certificates CERTI F I C ATE OF A C HIEVE M E N T MEAN STACK THI S I S T O CERTIFY THAT JOHN DOE Has successfully graduated from the <Course Name> Masters Program summa cum laude having completed all mandated course requirements and industry projects with distinction. Date: __ / __ /2021 Krishna Kumar, CEO 11 | www.simplilearn.com Classroom-Level Immersion: Delivered Digitally Anywhere Anytime Access Online Enrollment and Access on Web and Mobile Online Self-Learning Learner Watches Chapter-End the Video Quizzes Live, Interactive Classes Live Virtual Live Interaction Classroom and Mentoring Hands-On Experience Final Project Virtual Assessment Work Labs Simplilearn Certification Criteria Course Score on 85% Completion + 80% Simulation Exam + Internal, and External Project Submitted Certication and Accepted Final Exam and Certification 12 | www.simplilearn.com Customer Reviews Raj Kurup Application Development Senior Director at CIGNA Simplilearn team is the best. I love the format and logistics of Simplilearn so much that I would chose them for future courses at any cost rather than take anything else. Awesome guys. 13 | www.simplilearn.com Corporate Training Top clients we work with: Features of Corporate Training: Tailored learning solutions Flexible pricing options Enterprise-grade learning management system (LMS) Enterprise dashboards for individuals and teams 24X7 learner assistance and support 14 | www.simplilearn.com About Simplilearn Simplilearn is the world’s #1 online bootcamp provider that enables learners through rigorous and highly specialized training. We focus on emerging technologies and processes that are transforming the digital world, at a fraction of the cost and time as traditional approaches. Over one million professionals and 2000 corporate training organizations have harnessed our award-winning programs to achieve their career and business goals. 15 | www.simplilearn.com INDIA Simplilearn Solutions Pvt Ltd. # 53/1 C, Manoj Arcade, 24th Main, Harlkunte 2nd Sector, HSR Layout Bangalore - 560102 Call us at: 1800-212-7688 USA Simplilearn Americas, Inc. 201 Spear Street, Suite 1100, San Francisco, CA 94105 United States Phone No: +1-844-532-7688 www.simplilearn.com SL-CB-25-105-202106.
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