Mean Stack
This course explores Java Design Patterns to deepen your understanding of software architecture. From structural to observer patterns, learners will gain insight into versatile design strategies applicable across various programming contexts.
MEAN Stack Developer: MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS & NodeJS Specialization
Build a dynamic web application through hands-on projects, applying MEAN stack technologies in practical scenarios.
Learn to seamlessly integrate and optimize each MEAN stack component, ensuring a cohesive and efficient development process.
Mean (Software Bundle)
Node.Js
Mongodb
Express.Js
Angular CLI
Gain a foundational understanding of a subject or tool
Develop job-relevant skills with hands-on projects
Earn a shareable career certificate
Learning Objectives:
Develop proficiency in MongoDB for efficient NoSQL data management.
Harness the power of ExpressJS to streamline server-side JavaScript development.
Master AngularJS for dynamic and responsive front-end application design.
Utilize NodeJS for creating high-performance server environments.
Achieve seamless integration across the MEAN stack, ensuring a cohesive and efficient development workflow.
Target Audience: This specialization is tailored for aspiring and experienced developers, software engineers, and web professionals seeking to become proficient MEAN Stack Developers. Ideal for those aiming to enhance their skill set and tackle modern web development challenges.
Learner Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of JavaScript and web development concepts.
Familiarity with HTML and CSS.
Some experience with server-side development is beneficial but not mandatory.
Applied Learning Project
In the MEAN Stack Developer Specialization, learners will embark on a hands-on project that integrates MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, and NodeJS to build a dynamic and scalable web application. This real-world project will guide participants through the entire development lifecycle, emphasizing practical application of each technology within the MEAN stack.