Full stack development training bootcamp (junior to advanced)

It is mainly aimed at students who want to apply for software engineering, computer applications, etc. to study abroad. Through a very practical hands-on project, students will complete the development of large-scale website projects as application results; at the same time, the upgraded version of this project is aimed at those who are seeking employment overseas. Practitioners, under the leadership of mentors, can complete industrial-level software development with scalability, load balancing, and complex architecture design to assist career applications for full-stack and back-end development positions.

As the Internet penetrates into various industries, full-stack software technology has also become a mainstream skill in demand for computer talents. The development of modern software projects requires mastering a variety of technologies, from back-end development, front-end development, databases, various mobile clients, RestFul API design, OAuth, etc. The larger the project, the higher the communication cost. Therefore, full-stack engineers are even more scarce because they "wear multiple hats" and can independently lead development projects and reduce company communication costs. Currently, software engineering job seekers also need to have practical experience in Scalability, Micro services, and Serverless to stand out and get offers.

The content of this bootcamp mainly includes front-end knowledge: html, css, JavaScript, front-end framework; basic back-end knowledge, such as Ruby on Rails, Springboot, Node.JS, Django, etc.; application and database interaction; server deployment, etc. Scalablility: database partition/sharding, redis cache, load balancing, asynchronous processing. Micro Service: Concept introduction, architecture design, and learning about containerization and serverless application cloud service deployment in the Micro Service architecture. The project requires students to have basic programming concepts, with a total duration of 12 class hours, based on theoretical learning and practical programming once a week. Students will complete the development of the website project under the guidance of the instructor, and deploy the website on the AWS/Google Cloud server as a demonstration of their own results.