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HTML & CSS Coming Soon - -
The aim of the course "HTML & CSS" is to lay down basic knowledge of web technologies and in particular acquaintance with HTML5 and CSS3. Basic knowledge in web development, web browsers, HTML/CSS/DOM development tools is acquired, and practical skills in using the Web Content Description Language (HTML) and Web Content Styling Language (CSS) are developed. The basic HTML tags, paragraphs, lists, tables, forms, controls, and semantic HTML tags are studied. Emphasis is placed on basic CSS selectors and styles, working with classes, presentation rules, positioning rules and layout in CSS. The latest innovations of the HTML5 and CSS3 standards are covered. The course focuses on practical exercises with HTML and CSS, through which it will involve participants in real projects for web page development, implementation of site fragments and creation of complete modern websites with a good vision, modern structure and mobile support.
JS Front-End-Coming Soon - -
In the "JS Front-End" course, students will gain a basic understanding of JavaScript, such as the basics of syntax, working with arrays, matrices, objects, classes, and writing functions. The course will develop their algorithmic thinking. Upon successful completion of this course, they will have the opportunity to work with the DOM tree, make manipulations on it, and work with "events". The functional and OOP approach to programming with JavaScript will be covered. Data transfer concepts using HTTP and REST will be studied.
ASP.NET Fundamentals - Coming Soon - -
In the ASP.NET Fundamentals course, students will lay the foundation for important principles embedded in ASP.NET. They will learn the basic principles of web development, such as HTTP protocols, sessions and cookies, as well as asynchronous processing. They will learn about the MVC pattern by creating their own web applications that support all the basic functionality that is required for a modern web application. They will look at the use of C# and relational databases in creating such an application, using MS SQL Server with separation models, views and controllers for these purposes. They will learn the basics of authentication in order to gain the skills to work with users to web applications.
ASP.NET Advanced Coming Soon - -
The ASP.NET Advanced course will teach students how to build modern web applications with the Model-View-Controller architecture using HTML5, databases, Entity Framework Core and other technologies. It teaches at a higher level the ASP.NET Core technology platform, its components and architecture, creating MVC web applications, defining models, views and partial views with Razor view engine, defining controllers, working with databases and integration with Entity Framework Core, LINQ and SQL Server. The course also covers more advanced topics such as working with users, roles and sessions, using AJAX, caching, web application security, web sockets and working with MVC control libraries.
JS Applications - October 2025 23/10/2025 7 Weeks
In the course "JS Applications" students will learn what HTTP requests are and how to use them. They will get acquainted with REST Services, what a Baas is (backend as a service) and how to work with it, what asynchronous code means (Promises, using async/await), what Templating and Routing are. During the course, they will create a Single Page Application, using the techniques learned from previous lectures. They will understand what the architecture of an application is and how to structure their applications correctly. Towards the end of the course, they will look at various design templates and their practical direction, create their own web components using the Web Components standard and build a Wepback environment from scratch.