Front End Developer (Classroom)

A frontend web developer is responsible for implementing visual elements that users interact with within a web application. They are supported by backend developers, who are responsible for server-side application logic and integration of the work that frontend developers do.

Apply now to become a professional Front End Developer

Frontend developer skills include web design, maintenance, and web development that are some of the hottest and in-demand skills today. It’s a field that provides great opportunities for hands-on learning. Great salaries, job security, huge demand are some of the perks that come with a career in frontend development. With the correct skills, you can be accessible to numerous job opportunities.

This course is for you if you are willing to learn how to code through projects, if you want to build your startup by building your own websites and web apps, if you are a seasoned programmer, then you should take this course to get up with the latest frameworks, if you want to take this course, you will learn everything you need to know about web development.

After completing this course, you will be able to build any website, create a portfolio of websites, build full-fledged websites for your business or work as a freelance web developer, master frontend development, learn the latest frameworks, learn professional developer Practices and a lot more.

Technologies Covered

• npm: The Node Package Manager (npm) is practically a required tool for all web developers these days. Even if you’re not doing Node.js development, npm is the primary tool used to install thousands of client-side web development packages–including Angular. The entirety of Angular is spread across multiple npm packages and it’s very likely you will eventually have a need to install other useful, non-Angular packages as well. Therefore, knowing how to install what you need when you need it is valuable.

• Angular CLI: The first Angular package you should install with npm is the Angular CLI (Command Line Interface). Although it’s certainly possible to install Angular packages individually and write all the code by hand to configure your new app, the CLI makes that process much easier and ensures that your app will adhere to accepted best practices.

• React (Optional) (also known as React. js or ReactJS) is a free and open-source front-end JavaScript library for building user interfaces based on UI components. It is maintained by Meta (formerly Facebook) and a community of individual developers and companies.

• HTML and CSS: Frameworks like Angular don’t eliminate the need for a thorough knowledge of the most fundamental web development technologies. Angular provides the building blocks you need to build fast, functional apps, but those apps still must be rendered in a browser and that means building user interfaces with HTML and CSS. Angular Material and other style libraries are great at helping you quickly deliver beautiful apps, but you need to know how and where to tweak things to achieve the precise look you’re trying to deliver. Frameworks come and go, but fundamentals like HTML and CSS are forever!

• Angular: This one is obvious, right? You can’t be a good Angular developer without a solid understanding of the Angular framework itself.

• Angular is a large framework and it will take some time to learn all the different parts and how they fit together. However, the good news is you don’t need to know everything to get started building useful applications.

• Just about every Angular application will need forms, modules, components and services. Learn how to add and connect these pieces and you’ll have the skills necessary to build full-featured production applications. You’ll also have a solid foundation for continued learning and the implementation of increasingly sophisticated solutions.

• TypeScript: Client-side web applications have traditionally been written with JavaScript. TypeScript is a superset of JavaScript that includes support for strong typing. Angular is written in TypeScript. It’s the recommended language for creating apps with Angular.

• RxJS: RxJS is a library for reactive programming with observable streams. It exists independent of Angular but is bundled with the framework and used for many common tasks such as making HTTP requests for data. Angular uses observables and the other features of RxJS to provide a consistent API for performing asynchronous tasks.

• Git: Building even simple applications without source control is a risky way to work. Just as TypeScript lets you refactor your code with confidence, Git lets you experiment with new application features and coding techniques with confidence. Knowing you can quickly and easily use your Git repository to return to a previous (working!) version of your code gives you the freedom to test out crazy ideas or build a proof of concept your users may find helpful. Software is always evolving. Using Git helps you evolve your apps safely with no fear of losing work or breaking existing functionality.

Option 1

• Topic: Front End Developer

• Duration: 3 Months

Option 2

• Topic: Front End Developer

• Add-On: Project

• Duration: 5 Months

Option 3

• Topic: Front End Developer

• Add-On: Project &Industrial Training and Paid Internship Program

• Duration: 12 Months

Note: Our Industrial Training and Internship program includes a guaranteed 6 months paid internship (from 10 hours to 40 hours per week) with a technology company. Due to visa restrictions, some international students may not be able to participate in this program.

Course Highlights

• Hands-on Sessions

• Project-based Learning

• Live or Offline Capstone Project

• Real world development experience

• Industry Mentors

• Interactive Teaching Methodologies

Evaluation Criteria

• 18 Coding exercises

• 5 Assignments

• 5 Quizzes

• Capstone Project

• Group activities

• Presentations

Learning Objectives

• Basic setup and learning how to learn

• Web standards and best practices (such as accessibility and cross-browser compatibility)

• HTML, the language that gives web content structure and meaning

• CSS, the language used to style web pages

• JavaScript, the scripting language used to create dynamic functionality on the web

• Tooling that is used to facilitate modern client-side web development.

• Get your hands dirty writing and styling website front-ends using HTML and CSS

• Build real-world projects including an image carousel and an infinitely scrolling list

• Make your site interactive using JavaScript

• Go beyond the basics: get introduced to TypeScript and React

Reasons to Choose LSET

• Interactive live sessions by industry experts.

• Practical classes with project-based learning with hands-on activities.

• International learning platform to promote collaboration and teamwork.

• Most up-to-date course curriculum based on current industry demand.

• Gain access to various e-learning resources.

• One-to-one attention to ensure maximum participation in the classes.

• Lifetime career guidance to get the students employed in good companies.

• Free lifetime membership to the LSET Alumni Club

Complete Learning Experience

This course provides a hands-on, guided learning experience to help you learn the fundamentals practically.

• We constantly update the curriculum to include the latest releases and features.

• We focus on teaching the industry's best practices and standards.

• We let you explore the topics through guided hands-on sessions.

• We provide industry professional mentor support to every student.

• We give you an opportunity to work on real world examples.

• Work with hands-on projects and assignments.

• We help you build a technical portfolio that you can present to prospective employers.

What Will Be Your Responsibilities?

• Work creatively in a problem-solving environment.

• Ask questions and participate in class discussions.

• Work on assignments and quizzes promptly.

• Read additional resources on the course topics and ask questions in class.

• Actively participate in team projects and presentations.

• Work with the career development department to prepare for interviews

• Respond promptly to the instructors, student service officers, career development officers, etc.

• And most importantly, have fun while learning at LSET.

Benefits of LSET Certificate

Earning the LSET Certificate means you have demonstrated hard-working capabilities and learnt the latest technologies by completing hands-on exercises and real-world projects.

Following are some of the traits employers can trust you have built up through your course;

• You know how to work in a team environment and communicate well.

• You know the tools which are necessary for your desired job.

• You know how to use the latest technologies to develop technologically advanced solutions.

• You have developed problem-solving skills to navigate complex problem scenarios and find the right solutions.

• You are now ready to take on the challenge and help your prospective employer to build the desired solutions.

Assessment Criteria

To earn the certificate, students must clear all the assessments, quizzes, and project work. At a minimum, students are required to satisfy the pass criteria of the course. Students who score 75% or more will be awarded Merit Grade, while students with 85% or more will be awarded, Distinction Grade.

Following are the detailed criteria for each level

Pass Grade Criteria

Score a minimum of 50% aggregate and demonstrate the following;

• Proficiency in the technical skills and techniques

• Must have a minimum attendance of 90% in the classes unless proper medical proof is provided

• Submit all the projects and assignments before the last submission date

• Collaborate with peers in group projects

Merit Grade Criteria

Score a minimum of 75% aggregate and demonstrate the following;

• Excellent technical skills and techniques

• Discover and apply strategies to find the perfect solutions

• Select/design and use appropriate methods/techniques

• Present and communicate appropriate findings

Distinction Grade Criteria

Score a minimum 85% aggregate and demonstrate the following;

• Mastery of technical skills and techniques

• Use critical thinking for self-evaluation and justify valid conclusions

• Take the responsibility the manage and organise activities and teams

• Showcase convergent/lateral/creative thinking.

How do I know if this program is right for me?

If you’re interested in building and developing a variety of websites and applications and creating stunning user experiences, Front End Web Developer is a great program for you!
Before beginning, a well-prepared student should be able to:

• Layout a simple webpage using HTML

• Style a website element using CSS

• Write and test software with JavaScript

• Inspect websites using Developer Tools on a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, or Edge)

• Debug and troubleshoot errors and failures in JavaScript programs

Who is this course for?

Demand for front end web developers is widespread across every industry, and continues to rise. By mastering the valuable skills taught in this program, you will be prepared for roles at a wide array of companies — from startups to global organizations. The projects you’ll build, and the portfolio you’ll develop, will provide ample evidence of your expertise.

In the Front End Web Developer Certificate

• Explore different JavaScript design patterns, and become skilled with common developer tools, testing suites, and frameworks.

• Demonstrate and refine your skills with in-class projects.

• Receive expert reviews on your project submissions, along with actionable feedback to help you successfully advance through the program.

• Communicate with your mentor, who will provide guidance, lend support, answer questions, and direct you to valuable resources.

Entry Criteria

• You don't need any previous knowledge to start this course. All you need is a computer that can run modern web browsers, an internet connection, and a willingness to learn.

• Basic Understanding of English

• Basic Proficiency with Computers

• Ability to work in Group

Career path

• JavaScript Developer

• User Interface Developer

• Full-stack JavaScript Developer

• Testing/QA

• Frontend Developer

• Web Designer