To develop a robust understanding of front-end and back-end web technologies by creating a fully functional web application. 2. To integrate client-side and server-side components effectively, ensuring seamless user experience and data management. 3. To implement responsive design principles for cross-device compatibility and accessibility. 4. To utilize database management systems for persistent data storage and retrieval, emphasizing security and efficiency. 5. To apply version control systems and collaborative tools in a simulated professional environment, promoting best practices in software development. 6. To enhance problem-solving skills through debugging, testing, and iterative improvement of the application. 7. To familiarize students with deployment processes and production-level considerations, including scalability and maintenance.
Design and develop the front-end interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript frameworks such as React or Angular, ensuring responsiveness and user-friendly design. 2. Create back-end services using technologies like Node.js, Express.js, or similar frameworks to handle client requests, process business logic, and manage server operations. 3. Set up and integrate a database system, such as MongoDB or MySQL, to manage application data with secure CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) functionalities. 4. Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms to manage user access and data privacy. 5. Conduct thorough testing, including unit tests, integration tests, and user acceptance tests, to validate application functionality. 6. Use Git for version control, demonstrating collaborative workflows through branching, committing, and merging. 7. Deploy the web application on a cloud platform like AWS, Heroku, or Netlify, and document the deployment process. 8. Prepare a comprehensive project report detailing design decisions, technologies used, challenges encountered, and lessons learned.
