Web Development Certification Training Course → HTML

Curriculum

78 Sections
692 Lessons
18 Weeks

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HTML Introduction
17
- 1.1
  HTML – Elements
- 1.2
  HTML – Tags
- 1.3
  HTML – Text
- 1.4
  HTML – Formatting
- 1.5
  HTML – Pre
- 1.6
  HTML – Attributes
- 1.7
  HTML – Font
- 1.8
  HTML – Text Links
- 1.9
  HTML – Comments
- 1.10
  HTML – Lists
- 1.11
  HTML – Images
- 1.12
  HTML – Image Links
- 1.13
  HTML – Tables
- 1.14
  HTML – Bgcolor
- 1.15
  HTML – Color Codes
- 1.16
  HTML – Color Chart
- 1.17
  HTML – Background
Html Web Forms
3
- 2.1
  HTML – Forms
- 2.2
  HTML – Input
- 2.3
  HTML – Text Fields
Html Hidden Fields
9
- 3.1
  HTML – Password
- 3.2
  HTML – Reset
- 3.3
  HTML – Submit
- 3.4
  HTML – Checkboxes
- 3.5
  HTML – Radio
- 3.6
  HTML – Select
- 3.7
  HTML – Hidden Fields
- 3.8
  HTML – Upload
- 3.9
  HTML – Textarea
Html Special Tags
6
- 4.1
  HTML – Body
- 4.2
  HTML – Meta
- 4.3
  HTML – Style
- 4.4
  HTML – Div
- 4.5
  HTML – Layouts
- 4.6
  HTML – Frames
Html Formatting Tags
4
- 5.1
  HTML – Bold
- 5.2
  HTML – Paragraphs
- 5.3
  HTML – Headings
- 5.4
  HTML – Line Breaks
HTML - Horizontal Rule
2
- 6.1
  HTML – Email
- 6.2
  HTML – Italic
Html Semantic Elements
12
- 7.1
- 7.2
- 7.3
- 7.4
- 7.5
- 7.6
- 7.7
- 7.8
- 7.9
- 7.10
- 7.11
- 7.12
Html Form Elements
3
- 8.1
- 8.2
- 8.3
Html Form Input Types
13
- 9.1
  Color
- 9.2
  Date
- 9.3
  Datetime
- 9.4
  Datetime-local
- 9.5
  Email
- 9.6
  Month
- 9.7
  Number
- 9.8
  Tel
- 9.9
  Time
- 9.10
  Url
- 9.11
  Search
- 9.12
  Week
- 9.13
  Range
Html Form Attributes
13
- 10.1
  autocomplete
- 10.2
  autofocus
- 10.3
  form
- 10.4
  formaction
- 10.5
  formenctype
- 10.6
  formmethod
- 10.7
  formnovalidate
- 10.8
  formtarget
- 10.9
  height and width
- 10.10
  list
- 10.11
  min and max
- 10.12
  multiple
- 10.13
  pattern (regexp)
CSS Introduction
3
- 11.1
  CSS Syntax
- 11.2
  CSS Selectors (ID, Class, Tags, Attributes)
- 11.3
  CSS Styling
Styling Backgrounds in CSS
5
- 12.1
  Styling Text
- 12.2
  Styling Fonts
- 12.3
  Styling Links
- 12.4
  Styling Lists
- 12.5
  Styling Tables
CSS Box Model
12
- 13.1
  CSS Border
- 13.2
  CSS Outline
- 13.3
  CSS Margin
- 13.4
  CSS Padding
- 13.5
  CSS Dimension
- 13.6
  CSS Display
- 13.7
  CSS Positioning
- 13.8
  CSS Floating
- 13.9
  CSS Navigation Bar
- 13.10
  CSS Image Gallery
- 13.11
  CSS Image Opacity
- 13.12
  CSS Align
CSS3 Introduction
14
- 14.1
  Borders
- 14.2
  border-radius
- 14.3
  Border Images
- 14.4
  Backgrounds
- 14.5
  Background Size
- 14.6
  background-origin
- 14.7
  Text Effects
- 14.8
  text-shadow
- 14.9
  box-shadow
- 14.10
  Text
- 14.11
  text-overflow
- 14.12
  word-wrap
- 14.13
  word-break
- 14.14
  Fonts
CSS3 Transforms
2
- 15.1
  2D Transforms
- 15.2
  3D Transforms
CSS3 Transitions
4
- 16.1
  transition-delay
- 16.2
  transition-duration
- 16.3
  transition-property
- 16.4
  transition-timing-function
BootStrap
10
- 17.1
  Overview of Bootstrap
- 17.2
  Grid System
- 17.3
  Typography
- 17.4
  Code
- 17.5
  Tables
- 17.6
  Forms
- 17.7
  Buttons
- 17.8
  Images
- 17.9
  Helper classes
- 17.10
  Responsive utilities
Introduction to JavaScript
2
- 18.1
  What is JavaSript?
- 18.2
  What is AJAX?
JavaScript Developer Essentials
7
- 19.1
  The development workflow
- 19.2
  Selecting the right tools for the job
- 19.3
  Just enough HTML and CSS
- 19.4
  Understanding objects
- 19.5
  Understanding variables
- 19.6
  Making comparisons
- 19.7
  Understanding events
Starting to Code in JavaScript
4
- 20.1
  Writing your first script
- 20.2
  Internal vs. external scripts
- 20.3
  Using comments in scripts
- 20.4
  Using the NoScript tag in HTML
Interacting with Users in javaScript
8
- 21.1
  Creating alert dialogs
- 21.2
  Understanding conditional statements
- 21.3
  Getting confirmations from users
- 21.4
  Creating prompts for users
- 21.5
  Understanding functions
- 21.6
  Making links smarter
- 21.7
  Using switch/case statements
- 21.8
  Handling errors
JavaScript Language Essentials
9
- 22.1
  Getting started
- 22.2
  Creating loops
- 22.3
  Passing values to functions
- 22.4
  Detecting objects
- 22.5
  Reading arrays
- 22.6
  Returning values from functions
- 22.7
  Writing arrays
- 22.8
  Building do and while loops
- 22.9
  Re-using functions
Creating Rollover and More in JavaScript
7
- 23.1
  Creating a basic image rollover
- 23.2
  How to write a better rollover
- 23.3
  Creating a three-state rollover
- 23.4
  Making rollovers accessible and 508 compliant
- 23.5
  Making disjointed rollovers
- 23.6
  Creating slideshows
- 23.7
  Displaying random images
JavaScript Functions
6
- 24.1
  Definitions
- 24.2
  Parameters
- 24.3
  Invocation
- 24.4
  Call
- 24.5
  Apply
- 24.6
  Closures
Building Smarter Forms in JavaScript
9
- 25.1
  Getting started
- 25.2
  Creating jump menus
- 25.3
  Creating dynamic menus
- 25.4
  Requiring fields
- 25.5
  Cross-checking fields
- 25.6
  Displaying more informative errors
- 25.7
  Verifying radio button selections
- 25.8
  Setting one field with another field
- 25.9
  Verifying email addresses
Handling Events in JavaScript
6
- 26.1
  Responding to window events
- 26.2
  Responding to mouse movements
- 26.3
  Responding to mouse clicks
- 26.4
  Responding to onBlur form events
- 26.5
  Responding to onFocus form events
- 26.6
  Responding to keyboard events
Working with Cookies in JavaScript
8
- 27.1
  Demystifying cookies
- 27.2
  Writing a cookie
- 27.3
  Reading a cookie
- 27.4
  Displaying a cookie
- 27.5
  Counting with cookies
- 27.6
  Deleting cookies
- 27.7
  Handling multiple cookies
- 27.8
  Cookies in action
The DOM, Nodes & Objects in JavaScript
6
- 28.1
  Understanding the DOM
- 28.2
  Adding nodes to the DOM
- 28.3
  Deleting nodes from the DOM
- 28.4
  Deleting specific nodes
- 28.5
  Inserting nodes into the DOM
- 28.6
  Replacing nodes in the DOM
JavaScript Browser BOM
8
- 29.1
  Window
- 29.2
  Screen
- 29.3
  Location
- 29.4
  History
- 29.5
  Navigator
- 29.6
  Popup Alert
- 29.7
  Timing
- 29.8
  Cookies
Working with Dates & Times in JavaScript
3
- 30.1
  Displaying dates
- 30.2
  Displaying times
- 30.3
  Creating a countdown
JavaScript JSON
11
- 31.1
  Intro
- 31.2
  Syntax
- 31.3
  Json vs XML
- 31.4
  Data Types
- 31.5
  Parse
- 31.6
  Stringify
- 31.7
  Objects
- 31.8
  Arrays
- 31.9
  PHP
- 31.10
  HTML
- 31.11
  JSONP
Real-World Applications of JavaScript
4
- 32.1
  Creating sliding menus
- 32.2
  Creating pop-up menus
- 32.3
  Creating slideshows with captions
- 32.4
  Creating a stylesheet switcher
AJAX
10
- 33.1
  Introduction
- 33.2
  XMLHttp
- 33.3
  Request
- 33.4
  Response
- 33.5
  XML File
- 33.6
  PHP
- 33.7
  ASP
- 33.8
  Database
- 33.9
  Applications
- 33.10
  Examples
Introduction to jQuery
6
- 34.1
  What is JQuery?
- 34.2
  First jquery code
- 34.3
  Separating scripts
- 34.4
  Selectors
- 34.5
  Replacing content
- 34.6
  Handling events
Animation in JQuery
6
- 35.1
  Show and hide elements
- 35.2
  Fading
- 35.3
  Hover effects
- 35.4
  Toggle
- 35.5
  Sliding
- 35.6
  Custom animations
Extracting Content in JQuery
5
- 36.1
  Overview on extracting data
- 36.2
  Basic selectors
- 36.3
  Basic filters
- 36.4
  Advance selectors
- 36.5
  Advance filters
Creating Content Dynamically in JQuery
6
- 37.1
  Creating content
- 37.2
  Inserting content
- 37.3
  Modifying content
- 37.4
  CSS Manipulation
- 37.5
  Navigating the DOM and using statement chaining
- 37.6
  Wrapping it up
GETTING STARTED WITH ANGULAR
10
- 38.1
  Building Blocks of Web Application Development
- 38.2
  Web Application Architecture
- 38.3
  Introduction to Angular
- 38.4
  Angular Architecture
- 38.5
  Building blocks of Angular
- 38.6
  Angular Installation
- 38.7
  Angular CLI
- 38.8
  Angular CLI commands
- 38.9
  Understanding files in Angular
- 38.10
  Hands-On
ANGULAR COMPONENTS AND DATA BINDING
10
- 39.1
  Working of Angular Applications
- 39.2
  Angular App Bootstrapping
- 39.3
  Angular Modules
- 39.4
  Decorators and its types
- 39.5
  Angular Components
- 39.6
  Creating A Component Through Angular CLI
- 39.7
  Ways to specify selectors
- 39.8
  Template and styles
- 39.9
  Installing bootstrap to design application
- 39.10
  Hands-On
DATABINDING AND ANIMATIONS IN ANGULAR
6
- 40.1
  Databinding
- 40.2
  Types of Databinding
- 40.3
  Component Interaction using @Input and @Output decorator
- 40.4
  Angular Animations
- 40.5
  Component Life-cycle Hooks
- 40.6
  Hands-On
ANGULAR DIRECTIVES AND PIPES
11
- 41.1
  Understanding Angular Directives
- 41.2
  @Component Directive
- 41.3
  Structural Directives
- 41.4
  Attribute Directives
- 41.5
  Custom Directives
- 41.6
  Pipes
- 41.7
  Built-in Pipes
- 41.8
  Chaining pipes
- 41.9
  Custom pipes
- 41.10
  PipeTransform Interface & Transform Function
- 41.11
  Hands-On
ANGULAR SERVICES AND DEPENDENCY INJECTION
8
- 42.1
  Angular service
- 42.2
  Need for a service
- 42.3
  Dependency Injection
- 42.4
  Creating a service
- 42.5
  Hierarchical Injector
- 42.6
  Injecting A Service into Another Service
- 42.7
  Observables
- 42.8
  Hands-On
RXJS AND HTTPCLIENT
5
- 43.1
  RxJS Library
- 43.2
  Angular’s Interaction with Backend
- 43.3
  Parts of an HTTP Request
- 43.4
  HttpClient
- 43.5
  Hands-On
ANGULAR ROUTES AND NAVIGATION
12
- 44.1
  Angular Router
- 44.2
  Setting Up Routes
- 44.3
  Adding Routes Using RouterLink
- 44.4
  Wildcard and Redirecting Routes
- 44.5
  Adding Navigation Programmatically
- 44.6
  Passing Route Parameters
- 44.7
  Extracting Parameters Using ActivatedRoute
- 44.8
  Optional Route Parameters
- 44.9
  Child Routes
- 44.10
  Route Guards
- 44.11
  Location Strategies
- 44.12
  Hands-On
HANDLING FORMS IN ANGULAR
8
- 45.1
  Angular forms
- 45.2
  Types of forms
- 45.3
  Underlying building blocks of the form model
- 45.4
  Template-driven vs Reactive forms
- 45.5
  Template-driven forms
- 45.6
  Reactive Forms
- 45.7
  Dynamically adding data to a form
- 45.8
  Hands-On
VALIDATING ANGULAR FORMS
8
- 46.1
  What is Form Validation?
- 46.2
  Types of Form Validation
- 46.3
  Built-in Validators
- 46.4
  Form control’s status and validity
- 46.5
  Form Validation methods
- 46.6
  CSS classes for Form control
- 46.7
  Custom validators in Template Driven Forms
- 46.8
  Hands-On
AUTHENTICATION WITH JWT AND SECURITY
8
- 47.1
  What is Authentication?
- 47.2
  Authentication and authorization
- 47.3
  Types of Authentication
- 47.4
  Where to store tokens?
- 47.5
  JSON Web Tokens (JWT)
- 47.6
  Authentication in Angular application
- 47.7
  Security threats in web application
- 47.8
  Hands-On
TESTING AND APPLICATION DEPLOYMENT IN ANGULAR
21
- 48.1
  Testing
- 48.2
  Why should we perform testing?
- 48.3
  Types of testing
- 48.4
  Testing Angular application using Jasmine and Karma
- 48.5
  Maintaining application code using Git
- 48.6
  Version control system
- 48.7
  Why should we use Git?
- 48.8
  Git file workflow
- 48.9
  Running application on the production server: Nginx
- 48.10
  Architecture of Nginx
- 48.11
  How to configure Nginx?
- 48.12
  Deployment of an application using Docker
- 48.13
  Problems before containers
- 48.14
  How containers solve the problems
- 48.15
  What is Docker?
- 48.16
  Docker file
- 48.17
  Docker image
- 48.18
  Docker containers
- 48.19
  Docker hub
- 48.20
  Basic Docker commands
- 48.21
  Hands-On
INTRODUCTION TO WEB DEVELOPMENT AND REACT
13
- 49.1
  Building Blocks of Web Application Development
- 49.2
  Single-page and Multi-page Applications
- 49.3
  Different Client-side Technologies
- 49.4
  MVC Architecture
- 49.5
  Introduction to React
- 49.6
  Installation of React
- 49.7
  JSX and its use case
- 49.8
  DOM
- 49.9
  Virtual DOM and its working
- 49.10
  ECMAScript
- 49.11
  Difference between ES5 and ES6
- 49.12
  NPM Modules
- 49.13
  Hands-On
COMPONENTS AND STYLING THE APPLICATION LAYOUT
20
- 50.1
  React Elements
- 50.2
  Render Function
- 50.3
  Components
- 50.4
  Class Component
- 50.5
  Component Constructor
- 50.6
  Functional Components
- 50.7
  Multiple Components
- 50.8
  Props
- 50.9
  Props with Class-based Component
- 50.10
  Props with Function based Component
- 50.11
  States
- 50.12
  Component Lifecycle
- 50.13
  React Events
- 50.14
  React Forms
- 50.15
  Different Form Concepts
- 50.16
  Styling in React
- 50.17
  Inline Styling
- 50.18
  CSS Stylesheet
- 50.19
  Building Music Shop Application using React Components
- 50.20
  Hands-On
HANDLING NAVIGATION WITH ROUTES
14
- 51.1
  Routing
- 51.2
  react-router
- 51.3
  Features of react-router
- 51.4
  Configuration of routing using react-router
- 51.5
  Navigation using Links
- 51.6
  404 page (Not found Page)
- 51.7
  URL Parameters
- 51.8
  Nested Routes
- 51.9
  Implementing styles using NavLink
- 51.10
  Application Programming Interface
- 51.11
  Build a REST API using JSON-server
- 51.12
  API consumption in React application using Fetch method
- 51.13
  Build a dynamic Music Store application using Routing and API connectivity
- 51.14
  Hands-On
REACT STATE MANAGEMENT USING REDUX
11
- 52.1
  Need of Redux
- 52.2
  What is Redux?
- 52.3
  Redux Architecture
- 52.4
  Redux Action
- 52.5
  Redux Reducers
- 52.6
  Redux Store
- 52.7
  Principles of Redux
- 52.8
  Pros of Redux
- 52.9
  NPM Packages required to work with Redux
- 52.10
  More about react-redux package
- 52.11
  Hands-On
ASYNCHRONOUS PROGRAMMING WITH SAGA MIDDLEWARE
13
- 53.1
  Need of Async operations
- 53.2
  Async Workflow
- 53.3
  Action Creators
- 53.4
  How to write Action Creators?
- 53.5
  Handling Async Actions via Reducers
- 53.6
  Middleware
- 53.7
  Redux-Saga
- 53.8
  Generators in Redux-Saga
- 53.9
  Saga Methods()
- 53.10
  Major Sections of Redux-Saga
- 53.11
  Building a Product List application using Redux-Saga Middleware
- 53.12
  Debugging application using Redux Devtools
- 53.13
  Hands-On
REACT HOOKS
13
- 54.1
  Caveat of JavaScript classes.
- 54.2
  Functional components and React hooks
- 54.3
  What are React hooks?
- 54.4
  Basic hooks
- 54.5
  useState() hook
- 54.6
  How to write useState() hook when the state variable is an array of objects
- 54.7
  useEffect() hook
- 54.8
  Fetch API data using useEffect() hook
- 54.9
  useContext() hook
- 54.10
  Rules to write React hooks
- 54.11
  Additional hooks
- 54.12
  Custom hooks
- 54.13
  Hands-On
FETCH DATA USING GRAPHQL
16
- 55.1
  What is GraphQL?
- 55.2
  Cons of Rest API
- 55.3
  Pros of GraphQL
- 55.4
  Frontend backend communication using GraphQL
- 55.5
  Type system
- 55.6
  GraphQL datatypes
- 55.7
  Modifiers
- 55.8
  Schemas
- 55.9
  GraphiQL tool
- 55.10
  Express framework
- 55.11
  NPM libraries to build the server side of GraphQL
- 55.12
  Build a GraphQL API
- 55.13
  Apollo client
- 55.14
  NPM libraries to build client side of GraphQL
- 55.15
  How to setup Apollo client
- 55.16
  Hands-On
REACT APPLICATION TESTING AND DEPLOYMENT
9
- 56.1
  Define Jest
- 56.2
  Setup Testing environment
- 56.3
  Add Snapshot testing
- 56.4
  Integrate Test Reducers
- 56.5
  Create Test Components
- 56.6
  Push Application on Git
- 56.7
  Deploy App on Nginx
- 56.8
  Create Docker for React Application
- 56.9
  Hands-On
INTRODUCTION TO REACT NATIVE
8
- 57.1
  Native Applications
- 57.2
  React Native
- 57.3
  React Native Elements
- 57.4
  Expo CLI
- 57.5
  Build a shopping cart mobile application using React Native
- 57.6
  React Native installation and setup
- 57.7
  Working with Styles and Layout
- 57.8
  Hands-On
BUILDING REACT NATIVE APPLICATION WITH API
9
- 58.1
  Native modules
- 58.2
  Native Navigation libraries
- 58.3
  Integration of Redux with React Native
- 58.4
  React Native and Redux major components
- 58.5
  Redux Thunk middleware
- 58.6
  NPM libraries
- 58.7
  Shopping cart application using React Native and Redux
- 58.8
  Integration of Redux actions, store, and reducers In React Native application
- 58.9
  Hands-On
Introduction to Node.js
10
- 59.1
  What is Node.js?
- 59.2
  Why Node.js?
- 59.3
  Installing NodeJS
- 59.4
  Node in-built packages (buffer, fs, http, os, path, util, url)
- 59.5
  Node.js Modules
- 59.6
  Import your own Package
- 59.7
  Node Package Manager (NPM)
- 59.8
  Local and Global Packages
- 59.9
  Push code to GitHub
- 59.10
  Hands-On
File System Module and Express.js
12
- 60.1
  Get Input from Users
- 60.2
  Pass Multiple Arguments with Yargs
- 60.3
  File System Module
- 60.4
  Operations associated with File System Module
- 60.5
  JSON Data
- 60.6
  HTTP Server and Client
- 60.7
  Sending and receiving events with EventEmitters
- 60.8
  Express Framework
- 60.9
  Run a Web Server using Express Framework
- 60.10
  Routes
- 60.11
  Deploy the application using PM2 and Nginx
- 60.12
  Hands-On
Asynchronous Programming
11
- 61.1
  Call Stack
- 61.2
  Callbacks, Callback Queue, and Event Loop
- 61.3
  Callback Abstraction
- 61.4
  Callback Chaining
- 61.5
  Promises
- 61.6
  Promise Chaining
- 61.7
  Request Package
- 61.8
  Customizing HTTP Requests
- 61.9
  Error handing with appropriate HTTP codes
- 61.10
  Introduction to template engine (EJS)
- 61.11
  Hands-On
Integration with MongoDB and Email Server
9
- 62.1
  Introduction to NoSQL Databases and MongoDB
- 62.2
  Installation of MongoDB on Windows
- 62.3
  Installation of Database GUI Viewer
- 62.4
  Inserting Documents
- 62.5
  Querying, Updating, and Deleting Documents
- 62.6
  Connect MongoDB and Node.js Application
- 62.7
  Exploring SendGrid
- 62.8
  Sending emails through Node.js application using SendGrid
- 62.9
  Hands-On
REST APIs and GraphQL
9
- 63.1
  REST API
- 63.2
  REST API in Express
- 63.3
  Postman
- 63.4
  MongoDB Driver API
- 63.5
  Express Router
- 63.6
  Mongoose API
- 63.7
  GraphQL
- 63.8
  GraphQL Playground
- 63.9
  Hands-On
Building Node.js Applications using ES6
15
- 64.1
  ES6 variables
- 64.2
  Functions with ES6
- 64.3
  Import and Export withES6
- 64.4
  Async/Await
- 64.5
  Introduction to Babel
- 64.6
  Rest API with ES6
- 64.7
  Browsing HTTP Requests with Fetch
- 64.8
  Processing Query String
- 64.9
  Creating API using ES6
- 64.10
  Transpilation
- 64.11
  Building Dashboard API
- 64.12
  Creating dashboard UI with EJS
- 64.13
  ES6 Aside: Default Function Parameters
- 64.14
  Data Validation and Sanitization
- 64.15
  Hands-On
User Authentication and Application Security
7
- 65.1
  Authentication
- 65.2
  Types of Authentication
- 65.3
  Session Vs Tokens
- 65.4
  JSON Web Tokens
- 65.5
  Bcrypt
- 65.6
  Node-localstorage
- 65.7
  Hands-On
Dynamic Client-Server Interaction using Socket.IO
13
- 66.1
  Web Sockets
- 66.2
  Web Sockets
- 66.3
  Socket.io
- 66.4
  Broadcasting Events
- 66.5
  Sharing Your Location
- 66.6
  Event Acknowledgements
- 66.7
  Form and Button States
- 66.8
  Rendering Messages
- 66.9
  Working with Time and Timestamps for determining Location of Messages
- 66.10
  Storing Users, Rendering User List, Tracking Users Joining and Leaving
- 66.11
  Deploying the Chat Application
- 66.12
  Redis – Building API with Redis
- 66.13
  Hands-On
Testing Node.js Applications
11
- 67.1
  Writing Tests and Assertions
- 67.2
  Testing Asynchronous Code
- 67.3
  Testing an Express Application
- 67.4
  Setup and Teardown
- 67.5
  Testing with Authentication
- 67.6
  Advanced Assertions
- 67.7
  Mocking Libraries
- 67.8
  Wrapping up User Tests
- 67.9
  Setup Task Test Suite
- 67.10
  Testing with Task Data
- 67.11
  Hands-On
Microservices Application
8
- 68.1
  Why Microservices?
- 68.2
  What are Microservices?
- 68.3
  Why Docker?
- 68.4
  What is Docker?
- 68.5
  Terminologies in Docker
- 68.6
  Child Processes
- 68.7
  Types of child process
- 68.8
  Hands-On
INTRODUCTION TO MONGODB - ARCHITECTURE AND INSTALLATION
9
- 69.1
  Understanding the basic concepts of a Database
- 69.2
  Database categories: What is NoSQL? Why NoSQL? The benefit over RDBMS
- 69.3
  Types of NoSQL Database, and NoSQL vs. SQL Comparison, ACID & Base Property
- 69.4
  CAP Theorem, implementing NoSQL and what is MongoDB?
- 69.5
  Overview of MongoDB, Design Goals for MongoDB Server and Database, MongoDB tools
- 69.6
  Understanding the following: Collection, Documents and Key/ Values, etc.,
- 69.7
  Introduction to JSON and BSON documents
- 69.8
  Case study discussion
- 69.9
  Environment setup (live Hands-on) and using various MongoDB tools available in the MongoDB Package
SCHEMA DESIGN AND DATA MODELLING
10
- 70.1
  Data Modelling Concepts
- 70.2
  Why Data Modelling? Data Modelling Approach
- 70.3
  Analogy between RDBMS & MongoDB Data Model, MongoDB Data Model (Embedding & Linking)
- 70.4
  Challenges for Data Modelling in MongoDB
- 70.5
  Data Model Examples and Patterns
- 70.6
  Model Relationships between Documents
- 70.7
  Model Tree Structures
- 70.8
  Model Specific Application Contexts
- 70.9
  Use Case discussion of Data modeling
- 70.10
  Hands-on
CRUD OPERATIONS
11
- 71.1
  MongoDB Development Architecture
- 71.2
  MongoDB Production Architecture
- 71.3
  MongoDB CRUD Introduction, MongoDB CRUD Concepts
- 71.4
  MongoDB CRUD Concerns (Read & Write Operations)
- 71.5
  Concern Levels, Journaling, etc.,
- 71.6
  Cursor Query Optimizations
- 71.7
  Query Behavior in MongoDB
- 71.8
  Distributed Read & Write Queries
- 71.9
  MongoDB Datatypes
- 71.10
  MongoDB CRUD Syntax & Queries
- 71.11
  Hands-on
INDEXING AND AGGREGATION FRAMEWORK
7
- 72.1
  Index Introduction, Index Concepts, Index Types, Index Properties
- 72.2
  Index Creation and Indexing Reference
- 72.3
  Introduction to Aggregation
- 72.4
  Approach to Aggregation
- 72.5
  Types of Aggregation (Pipeline, MapReduce & Single Purpose)
- 72.6
  Performance Tuning
- 72.7
  Hands-on
MongoDB ADMINISTRATION
10
- 73.1
  Administration concepts in MongoDB
- 73.2
  Monitoring issues related to Database
- 73.3
  Monitoring at Server, Database, Collection level, and various Monitoring tools related to MongoDB
- 73.4
  Database Profiling, Locks, Memory Usage, No of connections, page fault, etc.,
- 73.5
  Backup and Recovery Methods for MongoDB
- 73.6
  Export and Import of Data to and from MongoDB
- 73.7
  Run time configuration of MongoDB
- 73.8
  Production notes/ best practices
- 73.9
  Data Managements in MongoDB (Capped Collections/ Expired data from TTL), Hands-on Administrative Tasks
- 73.10
  Hands-on
SCALABILITY AND AVAILABILITY
11
- 74.1
  Introduction to Replication (High Availability)
- 74.2
  Concepts around Replication
- 74.3
  What is Replica Set and Master-Slave Replication?
- 74.4
  Type of Replication in MongoDB
- 74.5
  How to set up a replicated cluster & managing replica sets etc.,
- 74.6
  Introduction to Sharding (Horizontal Scaling)
- 74.7
  Concepts around Sharding, what shards, Key
- 74.8
  Config Server, Query Router, etc.
- 74.9
  How to set up a Sharding
- 74.10
  Type of Sharding (Hash-Based, Range, Based, etc.), and Managing Shards
- 74.11
  Hands-on
MongoDB SECURITY
9
- 75.1
  Security Introduction
- 75.2
  Security Concepts
- 75.3
  Integration of MongoDB with Jaspersoft
- 75.4
  Integration of MongoDB with Pentaho
- 75.5
  Integration of MongoDB with Hadoop/Hive
- 75.6
  Integration of MongoDB with Java
- 75.7
  Integration of MongoDB with GUI Tool Robomongo
- 75.8
  Case Study MongoDB and Java
- 75.9
  Hands-on
APPLICATION ENGINEERING AND MongoDB TOOLS
9
- 76.1
  MongoDB Package Components
- 76.2
  Configuration File Options
- 76.3
  MongoDB Limits and Thresholds
- 76.4
  Connection String URI Format/ Integration of any compatible tool with MongoDB API and Drivers for MongoDB
- 76.5
  MMS (MongoDB Monitoring Service)
- 76.6
  HTTP and Rest Interface
- 76.7
  Integration of MongoDB with Hadoop and Data Migration MongoDB with Hadoop (MongoDB to Hive)
- 76.8
  Integration with R
- 76.9
  Hands-on
MongoDB ON THE CLOUD
7
- 77.1
  Overview of MongoDB Cloud products
- 77.2
  Using Cloud Manager to monitor MongoDB deployments
- 77.3
  Introduction to MongoDB Stitch
- 77.4
  MongoDB Cloud Atlas
- 77.5
  MongoDB Cloud Manager
- 77.6
  Working with MongoDB Ops Manager
- 77.7
  Hands-on
DIAGNOSTICS AND FIXES
8
- 78.1
  Overview of tools
- 78.2
  MongoDB Diagnostic Tools
- 78.3
  Diagnostics Commands
- 78.4
  MongoDB Deployment
- 78.5
  Setup & Configuration, Scalability, Management & Security
- 78.6
  Slow Queries
- 78.7
  Connectivity
- 78.8
  Hands-on

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