PRACTICAL CAREER-FOCUSED COURSES

In this course, you will learn the hidden potential of JavaScript functional language, the course will introduce you to the Document Object Model (DOM) manipulation and events handling, with an introduction to ECMAScript6 (ES6) features. At the end of the course you will be able to solve a few common JavaScript problems.

Topics include:
● Intro to Git
● Basic HTML5
● CSS box model and intro to layout
● Intro to Bootstrap
● Core concepts of JavaScript (JS)
● Introduction to DOM
● Introduction to obtrusive events handling
● Data types
● Arrays
● Variables
● Conditional statements
● Expressions and operators
● Traditional looping
● Scoping, global scope
● Simple recursion
● Regular expressions

In this course, you will gain proficiency in using JavaScript as a functional programming language and deeper understanding to some fundamentals. You will learn object-oriented programming (OOP) principles and the particular flavor of JavaScript’s dynamic object model, including the new features of ES6.

Topics include:
● Imperative Javascript vs Object-Oriented Javascript vs Functional Style
● Closures
● ES6: Arrow functions, rest operator and destructuring
● Pure functions
● Higher-order functions
● The object model (inheritance, prototype-based OOP, creating hierarchies)
● Classes (function constructors), inheritance and prototype
● The meaning of “this”
● Using call() and apply() and bind()
● Try / catch, error
● Working with objects (creating objects, methods, getters/setters)
● Recursive algorithms
● Event Loop and call-stack
● callbacks
● Array new API: Map, Reduce, Filter
● Final project

In this course, you will learn core computer science concepts for writing efficient and effective algorithms. Using algorithms in your programming allows you to improve the efficiency, performance, speed, and scalability of your applications. You will learn what algorithms are, why they are important, and how to code them out in JavaScript. You will also learn other important programming concepts along the way such as functional programming, time complexity, recursion, and other important concepts. This course is very good for anyone who is interviewing for engineering jobs at both large and small companies. Interviewers will very often ask candidates to write algorithms out in code, and this course will prepare you very well to do that and will absolutely help you to excel in technical interviews.

Topics include:
● Graph algorithms
● Computational complexity (worst, best, average)
● Runtime complexity
● Binary Trees
● Sort and search algorithms
● Classic algorithms (Palindromes, Anagrams, Matrix Spiral, Fibonacci)

This course goes deep into asynchronous web programming concepts, and covers the most essential design patterns for JS, that includes the observer pattern, factory, decorator and many more. It also covers working with Web API and Immutable data structures.

Topics include:
● Collaborative Git
● Intro to TypeScript and Bundlers
● Asynchronous JavaScript
● Event-Loop
● History API, Geolocation API
● Ajax (HTTP, Ajax, JSON, Fetch, CORS, Debugging)
● Promises and Async/Await
● Reactive Programming
● RxJS Observables and Operators
● Design Patterns: Module, Prototype, Singleton, Observer, Façade, Factory, Decorator, Proxy, Strategy, Memoization.
● Modern Web Browsers

This course will cover the essentials of DB design principles and an introduction to SQL and noSQL databases. it also provides an opportunity to practicalize the programming knowledge you have gained from prior courses by having you work on a set of small to mid-scale software development projects. You will also gain hands-on experience in building a fully functional Web application using all the skills you have learned in the previous courses.

Topics include:
● DB design principles
● Primary and Foreign keys
● DB Relationship
● SQL vs noSQL
● Data modeling
● SQL/NoSQL drivers API
● Working with the DOM
● Working with Asynchronous JS
● Building a fully functional CRUD application (Create, Read, Update and Delete)
● Working with API’s
● Working with Promises and Observables objects