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CloudNet Certified Fullstack Developer is an Advance Diploma in Fullstack Developer course using today best technologies such HTML5, CSS3, Java Script, JQuery, Bootstarp, WordPress, PHP & MySQL, Laravel, NodeJS, AngularJS, ReactJS, XML, JSON and Ajax, design to equip trainee developer with updated technical skill and experience in the lab.

This course aimed to develop fresher student into highly employable, industry ready professional. This ambitious program is design by subject matter expert from different niche of IT industries to bridge the gap between supply of skilled manpower and increasing demand for same.

This program empowers and prepares you for your dream career, on successfully completion of this program trainee engineers will get opportunity as a Web Designer, Web Developer, ERP Developer, Apps Developer, Software Engineer and likes.

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You will get 3 year Dedicated placement support

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Course Type:

Advance Diploma Training

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16 Months

88 Learners

10 / 10+2 / Graduate

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MODULE - I

HTML 5

HTML 5 is a revision of the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), the standard programming language for describing the contents and appearance of Web pages.HTML5 was developed to solve compatibility problems that affect the current standard, HTML4. One of the biggest differences between HTML5 and previous versions of the standard is that older versions of HTML require proprietary plugins and APIs. (This is why a Web page that was built and tested in one browser may not load correctly in another browser.) HTML5 provides one common interface to make loading elements easier. For example, there is no need to install a Flash plugin in HTML5 because the element will run by itself.One of the design goals for HTML5 is to support for multimedia on mobile devices. New syntactic features were introduced to support this, such as video, audio and canvas tags.

Duration : 40 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate

INTRODUCTION

LAYING OUT A PAGE WITH HTML5

Page Structure
New HTML5 Structural Tags
Page Simplification

HTML5 – HOW WE GOT HERE

The Problems HTML 4 Addresses
The Problems XHTML Addresses
The New More Flexible Approach of HTML5 – Paving the Cowpaths New Features of HTML5
The HTML5 Spec(s)
Current State of Browser Support

SECTIONS AND ARTICLES

The section Tag
The article Tag
Outlining
Accessibility

HTML5 AUDIO AND VIDEO

Supported Media Types
The audio Element
The video Element
Accessibility
Scripting Media Elements
Dealing with Non-Supporting Browsers

HTML5 FORMS

Modernizr
New Input Types

HTML5 NEW FORM ATTRIBUTES

Autocomplete
Novalidate

HTML5 NEW FORM FIELD ATTRIBUTES

Required
Placeholder
Autofocus
Autocomplete
Form
Pattern

NEW FORM ELEMENTS

Datalist
Progress and meter

HTML5 WEB STORAGE

Overview of HTML5 Web Storage
Web Storage
Other Storage Methods

HTML5 CANVAS

Getting Started with Canvas
Drawing Lines
Color and Transparency
Rectangles
Circles and Arcs
Quadratic and Bezier Curves
Images
Text

INTEGRATED APIS

Offline Application API
Drag and Drop API

PROJECT

Create Static Web Site

CSS 3

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a style sheet language used for describing the look and formatting of a document written in a markup language.With CSS, designers and users can create style sheets that define how different elements, such as headers and links, appear. These style sheets can then be applied to any Web page. The term cascading derives from the fact that multiple style sheets can be applied to the same Web page. CSS was developed by the W3C.CSS gives more control over the appearance of a Web page to the page creator than to the browser designer or the viewer.

Duration : 30 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML Skill

Introduction to CSS 3

Basic CSS3 Selectors Advanced CSS3 Selectors
Border Image
Box Shadow
Text-Shadow Property
Text-Stroke Property Multiple Backgrounds
Column Rules
Background Origin
Background Resize
CSS Gradientsn Column Rules Opacity Transitions Transform
Animations
Using CSS3 in Practical Layout
Project Create Website with CSS Animation

JAVA SCRIPT

JavaScript is an interpreted programming or script language from Netscape. It is somewhat similar in capability to Microsoft’sVisual Basic, Sun’s Tcl, the UNIX-derived Perl, and IBM’s REXX. In general, script languages are easier and faster to code in than the more structured and compiled languages such as C and C++. Script languages generally take longer to process than compiled languages, but are very useful for shorter programs. JavaScript is used in Web site development to do such things as Automatically change a formatted date on a Web page, Cause a linked-to page to appear in a popup window, Cause text or a graphic image to change during a mouse rollover etc.

Duration : 20 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

Introduction to Client Side Scripting Introduction to Java Script

Javascript Types Variables in JS
Operators in JS
Conditions Statements
Java Script Loops JS Popup Boxes
JS Events
JS Arrays
Working with Arrays
JS Objects JS Functions Using Java Scriptin Realtime
Validation of Forms
Related Examples

JQUERY

jQuery is a concise and fast JavaScript library that can be used to simplify event handling, HTML document traversing, Ajax interactions and animation for speedy website development. jQuery simplifies the HTML’s client-side scripting, thus simplifying Web 2.0 applications development.jQuery is a free, open-source and dual-licensed library under the GNU General Public License. It is considered one of the favorite JavaScript (JS) libraries available today. As of 2012, it is used by more than half of the Web’s top sites. To implement jQuery, a web developer simply needs to reference the jQuery JavaScript file within the HTML of a webpage. Some websites host their own local copy of jQuery, while others simply reference the library hosted by Google or the jQuery server.

Duration : 20 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

Introduction to jQuery

jQuery Features
Installing jQuery
jQuery Syntax
jQuery Ready Function
jQuery Selectors
jQuery Actions
jQuery Custom Functionality
jQuery Libraries
jQuery Validation
jQuery Slideshow
jQuery Dropdownn jQuery UI
Working with jQueryUIn jQuery Accordions
jQuery Tabs
jQuery Tooltips
jQuery Autocomplete

BOOTSTRAP

Every web developer should know how to properly code a responsive website. Bootstrap 3 is an ultimate framework that learns you how to think when coding responsive websites and makes their creation much easier and faster. When I was learning Bootstrap 3, I was looking for a simple list of basic Bootstrap 3 classes with description and there were none – only a few lists for Bootstrap 2, without any description, therefore pretty useless for my intentions. So I created this list of Bootstrap 3 CSS classes with so much desired description – I hope it’s comprehensive. Keep in mind that it’s not a documentation, it’s just a quick hint to help you understand the meaning of each mentioned class.

Duration : 30 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

Bootstrap Scaffolding
Bootstrap CSS
Bootstrap Layout Components
Bootstrap JavaScript Plugins
Using Bootstrap

WORDPRESS

WordPress CMS

WordPress is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL.Features include a plugin architecture and a template system.WordPress users may install and switch between themes. Themes allow users to change the look and functionality of a WordPress website and they can be installed without altering the content or health of the site. Every WordPress website requires at least one theme to be present and every theme should be designed using WordPress standards with structured PHP, valid HTML and CSS.WordPress’s plugin architecture allows users to extend the features and functionality of a website or blog. WordPress has over 39,078 plugins available,each of which offers custom functions and features enabling users to tailor their sites to their specific needs.

Duration : 30 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

Foundations of a WordPress-based website
Basics of the WordPress User Interface
Finding and Using WordPress Plugins
Working with WordPress Themes
WordPress Content Management
Creating and Managing Content
WordPress based Sites
WordPress Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
Managing Multimedia with WordPress
WordPress Site Maintenance
WordPress Security
Troubleshooting Common WordPress Problems

MODULE - II

PHP

PHP is a script language and interpreter that is freely available and used primarily on Linux Web servers. PHP, originally derived from Personal Home Page Tools, now stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, which the PHP FAQ describes as a “recursive acronym.”PHP is an alternative to Microsoft’s Active Server Page (ASP) technology. As with ASP, the PHP script is embedded within a Web page along with its HTML. Before the page is sent to a user that has requested it, the Web server calls PHP to interpret and perform the operations called for in the PHP script.

Duration : 60 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

OVERVIEW OF PHP

Static vs. Dynamic Web Sites
Dynamic Content from Databases
Developing Dynamic Internet Applications
Client-Side Scripting vs. Server-Side Scripting
Overview of PHP Advantages and Capabilities
Configuring php.ini
PHP vs. ASP

CONDITIONAL CONSTRUCTS
True and False Expressions

if, else and elseif
switch/case Statement
The ? (Ternary) Operator
Timestamps

PHP FUNCTIONS

Introduction to Functions
Declaring Functions
Scope
PHP
Passing Arguments to Functions
Local and Global Scope
Passing Arguments to Functions by Value and Reference
Returning Values from a Function
Using Include Files
The Require Statement
Recursion
Dynamic Function Calls
Predefined PHP Functions

ARRAYS IN PHP

What are Arrays?
Usage of Arrays in PHP
Array Indexing
Initializing Arrays
Operating on Arrays
Sorting Arrays
One-Dimensional Arrays
Multi-Dimensional Arrays
Associative Arrays
Array Functions
Forms and Arrays in Web Applications

WORKING WITH DATA FILES IN PHP

Searching File Contents With Regular Expressions
Changing and Editing File Contents
Splitting and Joining Information Inside Files
String Functions
Regular Expression Functions
Reading, Writing and Deleting Files
Handling File Permissions
File Locking
Reading Directory Contents
Creating and Deleting Directories

CONFIGURING AND USING MYSQL

MySQL as a Client/Server Solution
Introduction to MySQL Capabilities as a Powerful RDBMS
Installing and Configuring MySQL
Connecting to MySQL
PHP Functions Specific to MySQL
Executing SQL Calls: SELECT, INSERT, FETCH, UPDATE, DELETE
Using PHP MyAdmin to configure MySQL

MISCELLANEOUS PHP TASKS

Error Logging
Session Management and Maintaining State
Web Application Architecture
Using Environment Variables
Changing Execution by Redirecting to Other URLs
Embedding JavaScript within PHP
Using the HTTP Protocols to Pass Data
Showing Different Content to Different Browsers
Getting IP Addresses from Visitors

BASIC SCRIPTING AND LOOPING CONSTRUCTS

PHP Scripting Fundamentals
Print Statement
Code Blocks
Primitive Data Types
Defining Constants and Variables
Looping Constructs: while, do… while, for, exit & break

PHP OPERATORS

Logical Operators
Relational Operators
Bitwise Operators
Other Operators

WORKING WITH DATABASES AND FORMS

Configuring PHP For Database Support
PHP’s Database APIs
PHP’s SQL API
MySQL vs. Access
MySQL vs. SQL Server
Database Drivers
Database Driver Class Wrappers
web solutions

ODBC

Simple SQL Queries via PHP
Tracking Visitors with Session IDs
Populating Forms
Retrieving Data from Forms

ENABLING E-COMMERCE

Required Characteristics of an E-Commerce Site
Authentication and Authorization
Data Validation
Building a Custom Shopping Cart
Persisting Shopping Cart Data Over Multiple Pages
Criteria for Evaluating Third Party Shopping Cart Solutions
Open Source vs. Commercial Shopping Cart Solutions
Order Processing via the Web
Implementing Order System Security using SSL
Using Mail Servers (SMTP and Sendmail) for Client Communication
Configuring E-mail Output Parameters

USING COOKIES WITH PHP

Purpose of Cookies
Cookie Myths
Setting Cookies
Retrieving Cookies
Expiring Cookies
Deleting Cookies
Storing Arrays in Cookies

USING SESSION WITH PHP

What Session Control is?
Understanding Basic Session Functionality
Starting a Session
Registering Session variables
Using Session Variables
Destroying the variables and Session

MY SQL

MySQL is an open source relational database management system (RDBMS) based on Structured Query Language (SQL). MySQL runs on virtually all platforms, including Linux, UNIX, and Windows. Although it can be used in a wide range of applications, MySQL is most often associated with web-based applications and online publishing and is an important component of an open source enterprise stack called LAMP. LAMP is a Web development platform that uses Linux as the operating system, Apache as the Web server, MySQL as the relational database management system and PHP as the object-oriented scripting language. (Sometimes Perl or Python is used instead of PHP.)

Duration : 20 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Skill

DATABASE

Connecting to and disconnecting from the Server
How to creating and delete a database?
How can we choose and change database?

DATA TYPE, OPERATORS AND TABLE CREATION

Data type
MySQL Operators
Creating table

MANIPULATING TABLE

How to insert data?
How to delete data?
How to delete a table?
How to rename a table?
How add or delete or modify column in a table?

RETRIEVING & RESTRICTING DATA

How can we fetch data from table?
Operators
Functions
How can we impose condition when we are fetching data?

MYSQL FUNCTIONS

Single row function
Multiple row function

GROUPING

How to use group by clause and why?
How can we restrict data when we are using group by clause?
Joining
What is joining?
What are the various types of joining? With some example.

SUBQUERY

What is subquery?
Why should we use subquery?
How to use subquery?

CONSTRAINTS

What is constraints and when we can apply constraints on table?
What is NULL?
What is primary key?
What is unique key?
What foreign key?
How can we use these constraints?

INDEXING & ENGINE

What is index?
Merits and demerits of indexing on a table?
How to create an index?
What is engine?
How can we change a table engine?
Few points to, that may help us to choose the right type of engine for a table.

STORED PROCEDURE, TRIGGER AND PREPARED STATEMENT

What prepared statement and how to use prepared statement?
What stored procedure and how to use stored procedure?
What trigger and how to use trigger?

QUERY OPTIMIZATION

Why we need to optimize our query?
How can we optimize our query?
How can we optimize our database structure?

NODE JS

NodeJS

Duration : 60 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate Programming Skill

Create dynamic page content and update your database efficiently through our all-inclusive Node.JS Course Syllabus. We have qualified trainers to provide industry-specific coaching by Node.JS Course Curriculum that is made up of key topics such as Event-driven programming, web server, HTTP object, data serialization, fundamentals of Express, and Security concepts along with advanced elements like networking concepts, node modules, production server environment, auto crash recovery, and node deployment. Launch frontend and backend web apps using Node.JS as it is an event-driven and non-blocking I/O Model that simplifies the development with efficient results.

Session 1: Node JS Modules

Functions
Buffer
Module
Modules Types
Core Modules
Local Modules
Modules Exports

Session 2: Node Package Manager

What is NPM
Installing Packages Locally
Installing package globally
Adding dependency in package Json
Updating packages

Session 3: Creating Web Server

Creating Web Server
Sending Requests
Handling HTTP requests

Session 4: File System

Read File
Writing a File
Opening a File
Deleting a File
Writing a file asynchronously
Other I/O Operations

Session 5: Debugging Node JS Application

Core Node JS Debugger

Session 6: Events

Event Emitter class
Inheriting Events
Returning event emitter

Session 7: Express JS

Configuring Routes
Working with Express

Session 8: Serving Static Resources

Serving Static Files
Working with Middle Ware

Session 9: Database Connectivity

Connecting String
Configuring
Updating Records
Working with Select Command
Deleting Records

Session 10: Project Development

Project Development using Node JS

ExpressJS

ExpressJS

ExpressJS go hand in hand. The ability to utilize this programming paradigm on any kind of web or mobile application makes this skillset incredibly valuable. At the same time, the advantage of being able to develop full stack applications based on just one language. The JavaScript is becoming more appealing every day. It is especially true for start-ups that put a huge emphasis on being able to iterate early and often.

Duration : 30 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate Programming Skill

ExpressJS Overview
Quick Start
Features
Writing Code
Running Code
Debugging
Documentation

Foundation
Application Structure
Object Creation
The Class System
Base Classes
Panels, Toolbars and Buttons
Layouts
Windows

View Models and View Controllers
View Models
References
Data, Formulas, Stores
View Controllers
Controller Lifecycle

Sending and Receiving Data
Models
Fields
convert() and calculate()
Proxies
Schemas
Stores
Loading
Selecting
Sorting
Filtering
Adding, Updating and Removing Records
AJAX
JSONP

Data-Aware Components
Templates and Data views
Grids
Widgets
Breadcrumbs & Trees
Forms
Charts

Advanced
Responsive Design
Routes
MVC

ReactJS

The main objective of this React Certification course is to help you become familiar with the process and gain the skills you’ll need to become a professional React developer. You will learn the fundamentals of React through self-paced and instructor-led training to understand and build React components and structure applications with Redux.

Duration : 60 Hrs. Eligibility : Fresher 10th/10+2/Graduate with HTML/CSS Programming Skill

Topics

React Overview
Basic Components and JSX
React Functional Component Concepts
React Router
State Management for React
Building React Apps with Redux
Using React Hooks
Creating Custom React Hooks
Unit Testing React with React Testing Library

Chapter 1. React Overview

What is React?
What’s in a Name?
React Component Model
What React Is Not
What You Will Not Find in React
Motivation for Creating React
A React JavaScript Example
One-Way Data Flow
JSX
A JSX Example
The Virtual (Mock) DOM
Only Sub-components that Actually Change are Re-Rendered
create-react-app
Summary

Chapter 2. Basic Components and JSX

What is JSX?
JSX Transpilation to React Code Example
Running the Transpiled Code
Babel
Playing Around in CodePen
React Components
Creating a Functional Component Example
Component Names Must Be Capitalized
Components vs Elements
Elements Are Immutable
Properties
Property Naming Convention
Properties Default to ‘True’
Spread Attributes (an ES6 Feature)
Expressions
Fragments
Summary

Chapter 3. React Functional Component Concepts

Functional Components
Nesting JSX Elements
Example of JSX Nesting
Comments in JSX Code
Setting CSS Styles Using Classes
Setting CSS Styles Directly
JSX Escapes Values
Working with Lists of Items
Keys in Lists
Example List With Key
State
Types of State Data
State Hierarchy
Lifting State Up
Props vs. State
Pass Down a Function
Immutability
Immutability – Why?
Virtual DOM and State
Setting state
Updating Input fields
Passing Props to Components
Passing Functions to Components
Event Handling
Event Handler Example
Event Binding – DOs
Event Binding – Don’ts
Passing Parameters to Event Handlers
Component Life-cycle
Life-cycle in Functional Components
App Development Workflow – 1/3
App Development Workflow – 2/3
App Development Workflow – 3/3
Summary

Chapter 4. React Router

Routing and Navigation
react-router
Creating a react-router based project
A Basic Routed Component
Router vs. BrowserRouter
The Route component
Redirect Route
Navigating with
Navigating with
Route Parameters
Retrieving Route Parameters
QueryString Parameters
Using Router with Redux
Summary

Chapter 5. State Management for React

React State Basics – Props and State
Props
State in Class Based Components
Managing State with Hooks in Functional Components
The Problem with Props and State
Redux State Library
Redux Advantages
Redux Disadvantages
Basic Rules for State Management
Types of State
Data State
Communication State
Control State
Session State
Location State
Location State Side Effects
Summary

Chapter 6. Building React Apps with Redux

Redux
Redux Terminology
Redux Principles
Redux: Actions
Redux Action Types
Action Creators
Dispatching Actions
Data Flow Basics
Redux Reducers
Pure Functions
Reducer Example
Returning Default State
Creating a Development Environment with create-react-app
Using Redux with React
Initializing the Store
Immutability
Benefits of Immutable State
Mutability of Standard types
Copying Objects in JavaScript
Copying Arrays in JavaScript
One Store – Multiple Reducers
Combining Reducers
Components and Redux
The React-Redux Package
Wrapping App with Provider
mapStateToProps
mapDispatchToProps
Using Mapped Properties and Methods
Wrapping Components with Connect
Configure Store
Programming Advice – MultiTab Console
Summary

Chapter 7. Using React Hooks

Functional Component Shortcomings
Hooks Overview
Hook Rules
React Linter Example
Functional Component Props
The useState Hook
Functional Component using the useState hook
useState with Multiple Variables
useState can also be used with Objects
The useEffect Hook
useEffect Hook Example
Using useEffect Hook to Load Data
Restricting when useEffect is Called
The useContext Hook
Additional Hooks
The useReducer Hook
An Example Reducer Function
Calling and Using useReducer
The useMemo Hook
useMemo Example
The useCallback Hook
useCallback Example
The useRef Hook
Using useRef to Hold Values
The useImperativeHandle Hook
useImperativeHandle Hook Example
The useLayoutEffect Hook
Summary

Chapter 8. Creating Custom React Hooks

Custom Hooks
Custom Message Hook
Using the Custom Message Hook
A Custom useList Hook
Using the useList Custom Hook
The built-in useDebugValue Hook
Viewing the Effect of the useDebugValue Hook
Summary

Chapter 9. Unit Testing React with React Testing Library

React Testing Framework
Features
Snapshot Testing
Code Coverage
Interactive Mode
Projects created with create-react-app
Default App Component Test
Unit Tests
Anatomy of a Unit Test
Common Matchers
Combining Tests
Running Tests
Testing Promise based async code with ‘done’
Setup and Teardown
react-testing-library
A Simple Component Test
A Simple Snapshot Test
Running and Updating SnapShot Tests
Building Component Tests
Calling Render
Render Properties
Simulating Events
Testing Results
Using Query Functions
Text Matching
Counter Component
counter-test.js
Summary

Chapter 10. [OPTIONAL] Exception Handling in JavaScript

Exception Handling
Try Syntax
The Finally Block
The Nested Try Blocks
Exceptions Types in JavaScript
The Throw Statement
Using the Error Object
Summary

Chapter 11. [OPTIONAL] Web Storage, Web SQL, and IndexedDB

Data Storage
Data Storage Options
Web Storage
Web Storage Programming Interface
Web Storage Examples
Storing JavaScript Objects
IndexedDB
IndexedDB Terminology
Getting indexedDB Objects
Opening a Database
Creating an Object Store
Inserting a Record
Retrieving a Record
Summary

Chapter 12. [OPTIONAL] Asynchronous Programming with Promises

The Problems with Callbacks
Introduction to Promises
Requirements for Using Promises
Creating Promises Manually
Calling the Promise-based Function
Making APIs that support both callbacks and promises
Using APIs that support both callbacks and promises
Chaining then Method / Returning a Value or a Promise from then Method
Promisifying Callbacks with Bluebird
Using Bluebird
Bluebird – List of Useful Functions
Benefit of using Bluebird over ES6 for Promisification
Error Handling in Promise-based asynchronous functions
Summary

Lab Exercises

Lab 1. Setting Up a React Development Environment
Lab 2. Basic React Components
Lab 3. More React Component Concepts
Lab 4. React Router Application
Lab 5. React Redux Application
Lab 6. React Hooks Application
Lab 7. React Custom Hooks
Lab 8. Unit Testing with Jest
Lab 9. Course Project – React App Using Hooks
Lab 10. [OPTIONAL] Exception Handling in JavaScript
Lab 11. [OPTIONAL] Asynchronous Programming with Promises

MongoDB

MongoDB for Developers certification training is a course that provides developers with a comprehensive understanding of MongoDB, a NoSQL database used for high volume data storage. The course covers topics such as CRUD operations, data modeling, indexing, sharding, replication, and more. It provides practical knowledge on how to build scalable MongoDB applications and handle data more efficiently. The certification validates a developer’s ability to design and build applications using MongoDB, making them more marketable in the tech industry.

Duration : 40 Hrs. Eligibility : 10+2/Graduate with Basic Programming Skills

strong>Introduction to NoSQL Database

What in NoSQL?
Difference between NoSQL and RDBMS
Benefits of NoSQL

Introduction & Overview of MongoDB

Objectives
Design Goals.
The Mongo Shell
JSON Introduction
JSON Structure

MongoDB Installation

Installing Tools
Overview of Blog Project.
Swig, Express
Node Packaged Modules (npm)

CRUD Operation in MongoDB

CRUD (Creating, Reading & Updating Data) Mongo Shell
Query Operators
Update Operators and a Few Commands

Data Modeling

Schema Design Pattern
Case Studies & Tradeoffs

Storage Classes

Automatic Storage Class
Static Storage Class
External Storage Class
Register Storage Class

Indexing and Performance Considerations

Performance Using Indexes,
Monitoring And Understanding Performance
Performance In Sharded Environments.

Aggregation

Aggregation Framework Goals
The Use Of The Pipeline
Comparison With SQL Facilities.

MongoDB Replication

Application Engineering Drivers
Impact Of Replication And Sharding On Design And Development.

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