Award in Full Stack Development – Bootcamp

This course is targeted to start in September

Course Description

This course teaches how to build full-stack web applications using MEAN, one of the most popular collection of JavaScript technologies – MongoDB, Express, Angular and NodeJS. This unit is delivered in the form of a Bootcamp, and embraces the core philosophy to deliver the most valuable and practical content in the least amount of time. Through a number of hands-on practical projects, the learners will be able to learn from scratch how to develop a full-stack application using the MEAN stack. By the end of the unit, the learner should have the necessary skills to find a job as a full-stack web developer. The Bootcamp is delivered in a very practical approach. Each learning outcome is delivered in the form of a mini-project. The theory and concepts are taught while the learners are building these mini-projects together in the class. At the end of the Bootcamp the learners are expected to build a project using all the concepts and techniques used in the previous mini-projects. This unit assumes learners are already familiar with programming concepts and is designed for learners who have completed the Foundations of Programming short-course or who have equivalent experience.

Overall Learning Outcomes of Programme

• LO1. Build modern frontend applications using AngularJS.
• LO2. Develop REST API Services using Express and NodeJS.
• LO3. Build MongoDB Database applications.
• LO4. Develop a full-stack web application using the MEAN stack

This programme is targeted at individuals who are aspiring software developers, computer science graduates, and IT professionals looking to enhance their skills in full stack development. This award is also ideal for career changers with prior programming experience who seek to transition into more specialised tech roles.

Minimum entry requirements for Programme

A solid understanding and hands-on experience with at least one programming language is required. Applicants must submit evidence of their proficiency, which can include certificates of completion from relevant courses or letters of reference from employers or instructors attesting to their programming knowledge and experience.

Language/s of Instruction

– English

– Maltese

Coordinator – ‚  [email protected]

Applicants are required to have an EID in order to register for an MCAST email account

Certification is applicable only if students achieve 70% of course attendance