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Introduction to Computer Terms

The document outlines a web development course based on The Odin Project curriculum, covering foundational topics like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as full-stack development with technologies such as React and NodeJS. It explains the roles of front-end, back-end, and full-stack developers, and provides basic definitions related to web development, including the internet, packets, and client-server architecture. After completing the course, participants can pursue further learning or job opportunities in related technologies.

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Introduction to Computer Terms

The document outlines a web development course based on The Odin Project curriculum, covering foundational topics like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as full-stack development with technologies such as React and NodeJS. It explains the roles of front-end, back-end, and full-stack developers, and provides basic definitions related to web development, including the internet, packets, and client-server architecture. After completing the course, participants can pursue further learning or job opportunities in related technologies.

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WEB DEVELOPMENT ZERO TO HERO SERIES

based upon curriculum of

THE ODIN PROJECT .COM


English & Hindi
What are we going to study?
• Foundation
1. Introduction to the course
2. Command Line and Git Basics
3. HTML Foundation
4. CSS Foundation
5. Flexbox
6. Javascript Basics
What are we going to study?
• Fullstack Development
1. HTML & CSS Intermediate
2. Javascript
3. HTML & CSS Advanced
4. React
5. Databases
6. NodeJS
7. and Many More Tech
Prerequisites?

• Computer
• Brain
What after Completion of this course?
• Learn other related technologies like PHP, Ruby, Python, etc.
• Apply for various internships or Jobs.
• Do Freelancing
What is Web Development?
• The Process of creating, maintaining and building websites and
applications that work over the internet.
• This can include working on front-end or back-end or both.
Types of Web Developers
• Front End – the process of designing and building the user-facing part
of a website or application, focusing on the visual and interactive
elements that users see and interact with.
Types of Web Developers
• Back End – It focuses on the server-side logic and infrastructure of a
website or application, including databases, APIs, and server-side
programming languages, ensuring the website functions correctly and
efficiently
Types of Web Developers
• Full Stack– the process of building both the front end and back
end of an application
Some answers to the questions you should know
• What is a Internet?
• What are packets and how are they used to transfer data?
• Difference between web page, web server, web browser and
search engine.
• What is client and server?
• What is IP Address?
• What is DNS?
What is Internet?
• The Internet is a global network of interconnected computers that
communicate using standard protocols like TCP/IP. It allows
devices worldwide to share information, access websites, send
emails, stream media, and more.
What are packets & how they transfer data?
• Packets are small units of data used in digital communication.
When data is sent over a network (like the internet), it is broken
down into smaller chunks called packets to ensure efficient and
reliable transmission.
Web Page vs Web Server vs Web browser vs Search Engine

• Web Page- A single document on the internet that contains text, images,
videos, and links.

• Web Server- A computer or software that stores and delivers web pages to
user when requested

• Web Browser- A software application used to access web pages by retrieving


and displaying them from a web server.

• Search Engine- A platform that helps users find web pages by indexing and
ranking them based on relevance.
What is Client and Server?
• Client- A client is a device or application that request resource or
services from a server.
• Server- It is a computer or system that provides resources, data,
services to other computers(clients) over a network.
What is IP Address?
• An IP Address is a unique numerical label assigned to each
device connected to a network that uses the Internet Protocol
(IP) for communication. It acts like a home address for devices,
allowing them to send and receive data.
What is DNS?
• DNS (Domain Name System) is a system that translates human-
readable domain names (e.g. google.com) into IP Address
(142.250.190.14), which computers use to communicate over the
internet.
This Lecture Finished. What’s next?
• No Assignment in this video, as mostly it was introduction and
some definitions.

• In next Lecture-
o Command Lines Basics
o Git Basics

• You can donate (optional) on my UPI (Indians).

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