Session 1-2: Introduction to Web Development 

Overview of web development technologies and frameworks Introduction to HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Setting up development environment (IDEs, text editors) Basics of version control with Git and GitHub 

Session 3-4: Frontend Development 

Advanced HTML5 and CSS3 techniques Responsive web design principles using CSS frameworks (e.g., Bootstrap) Introduction to JavaScript frameworks (e.g., React.js or Vue.js) Building interactive web interfaces with DOM manipulation and events

Session 5-6: Backend Development 

Introduction to server-side programming languages (e.g., Node.js, Python, or Ruby) Building RESTful APIs with Express.js (Node.js) or Flask (Python) Database fundamentals (SQL vs. NoSQL) CRUD operations with MongoDB (NoSQL) or MySQL (SQL) 

Session 7-8: Full Stack Development 

Integration of frontend and backend components Consuming APIs with AJAX and Fetch API Authentication and authorization mechanisms Deployment strategies for full stack applications

Session 9-10: Advanced Topics 

Introduction to GraphQL and its integration in full stack applications Real-time communication with WebSockets Security best practices (HTTPS, OWASP Top 10) Performance optimization techniques

Session 11-12: Capstone Project 

Students work on a full stack project of their choice Guidance and mentorship provided by instructors Presentation of projects and peer feedback session.

Additional Workshops/Topics (Optional): 

Testing methodologies (unit testing, integration testing) Continuous integration and deployment (CI/CD) pipelines Microservices architecture Serverless computing with AWS Lambda or Azure Functions 

Assessment: 

Regular quizzes and assignments to assess understanding of concepts Evaluation of capstone project Participation in discussions and workshops

Resources: 

Online tutorials, documentation, and reference materials Recommended readings and online courses Guest lectures by industry professionals

Note:

  This syllabus can be adapted and customized based on the target audience, available resources, and specific learning objectives. Additionally, the syllabus can be expanded or condensed based on the duration and intensity of the workshop.