Django Certification Training Course

Course Overview

• Course Duration:2 Months (Including Lab Work, Internship, and real-world assignment).
• Eligibility: Undergraduates Graduates career Seekers School learners (10th and above).
• School learners (10th and above).
• Modes of Training: Online Classes/Offline Training (at selected centers).
• Projects:Available – Real-world Django-based application development projects.

Django – Django Certification Training Course

• Learn Django architecture, ORM, and MVT (Model-View-Template) framework.
• Develop dynamic and data-driven web applications using Python and Django.
• Manage databases with Django ORM and integrate authentication systems.
• Create responsive front-end interfaces with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
• Deploy Django projects using Git, Heroku, or AWS cloud services.
• Prepare for the Professional Django Developer credential preparation assessment with real-world projects.

Overview of Django Certification Training Course

The Django credential preparation Training Course is designed for Python developers who want to build robust and scalable web applications. This course takes you from the fundamentals of Django to advanced web development practices, including APIs and deployment, providing you with the specialized technical expertise needed to advance your career.

Through hands-on projects, you'll create functional applications like blogs, e-commerce sites, and dashboards. By the end of this program, you'll be ready to earn your Django Developer credential preparation and start a professional career as a back-end or full-stack web developer.

1. Introduction to Django

• Overview and history.
• Installing Django and setting up environment.
• Creating your first Django real-world assignment.

2. Django Fundamentals

• Real-world assignment structure and app creation.
• URL routing and views.
• Templates and static files.

3. Models and Database Integration

• Defining models and migrations.
• Admin interface customization.

4. Forms and User Input

• Creating and processing forms.
• Validations and error handling.

5. Authentication and Security

• Permissions and authorization.
• Protecting against common vulnerabilities.