In the initial phase, learners build a solid base in programming by exploring flowcharts, pseudocode, Java, and GitHub. Flowcharting and pseudocode help sharpen logical thinking and problem-solving abilities—key for planning and organizing code effectively. Java introduces core principles of object-oriented programming, laying the groundwork for backend development. GitHub is incorporated to teach version control, team collaboration, and project tracking—essential skills for managing real-world development workflows. This foundational stage ensures students are well-prepared to tackle the challenges of full stack development.

Flowchart & Pseudocodes

Java Programming

Git & Github

In this, students dive into core technologies for building modern web interfaces, including HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, JavaScript, React.js, and Next.js. These tools are essential for crafting responsive, user-friendly, and visually engaging front-end experiences. Learners gain the ability to design and develop interactive interfaces that function smoothly across devices and browsers. This stage also emphasizes the integration of front-end components with backend systems, ensuring students are prepared to deliver seamless, full-featured web applications.

HTML, CSS

Bootstrap & Tailwind CSS

Javascript

React JS

Next JS

This stage focuses on building strong backend capabilities with technologies like Node.js, Express.js, API development, and Spring Boot. Students learn how to develop scalable, high-performance server-side applications. With Node.js and Express.js, they gain hands-on experience in creating RESTful APIs, managing HTTP requests, and implementing middleware. Spring Boot introduces them to backend development using Java, streamlining the process of building and deploying powerful applications. This phase empowers learners to design and integrate solid backend infrastructures that work seamlessly with front-end systems, forming the backbone of complete web solutions.

Node JS

Express JS

Web services and APIs

Microservices with Springboot

This focuses on essential database technologies, including DBMS concepts, SQL, and MongoDB. Students gain an understanding of how data is stored, structured, and accessed through traditional database systems. With SQL, they learn to work with relational databases—writing queries, managing data, and performing operations on structured datasets. MongoDB introduces them to the world of NoSQL databases, allowing flexible handling of unstructured data and scalable solutions. Mastery of these tools equips future full stack developers to build and maintain efficient, data-driven web applications.

Data Base System

SQL

MongoDB

Students explore key cloud technologies and architectural principles, focusing on AWS basics, application deployment, load balancing, and foundational system design. This stage prepares learners to manage and deploy applications in cloud environments with confidence. By understanding how to utilize AWS services, students can build scalable and cost-efficient solutions. Topics like load balancing and system design equip them to create high-performance architectures capable of handling real-world traffic and operational demands. This phase ensures graduates are ready to thrive in today’s cloud-driven development landscape.

AWS Fundamentals

Deployment and Load Balancing

System Design Fundamentals