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Learn by building something useful.

Bring your skills into a guided project and learn to explain your decisions.

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DETAILED LEARNING PLAN

Time to learn. Space to practise.

6 weeks · 60 planned hours

6 guided hours + 4 independent project hours per week

Proposed detailed teaching plan for batch confirmation. This is not an announced batch or a recovered approved timetable. Confirm dates, delivery mode, tools, fees and assessment before enrollment.

Before you start

Foundational skills in the selected domain. Internship eligibility, responsibilities, supervision and certification conditions require a separate batch agreement.

Your weekly rhythm

These sample time slots show how the planned hours can be organised. The team will confirm actual batch dates and times.

Illustrative weekly timetable · India Standard Time (IST)
DayTime / effortLearning activity
Tuesday18:30–20:30Concepts, demonstrations and guided practice · 2 hours
Thursday18:30–20:30Applied lab and exercises · 2 hours
Saturday10:00–12:00Project review, discussion and feedback · 2 hours
Independent workFlexible · 4 hours/weekAssignments, revision and project progress
MODULE-BY-MODULE SYLLABUS

From foundations to a practical outcome.

01

Week 1 · Discover & scope10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • Select a realistic domain problem
  • Identify users and core workflows
  • Write requirements, acceptance criteria and exclusions
  • Create a repository, backlog and milestone plan

Practical assignment

Pitch a scoped first release.

What you will produce

Approved project brief and backlog.

02

Week 2 · Design the solution10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • User journeys and wireframes
  • Data model, interfaces and component structure
  • Tool selection and environment setup
  • Privacy, access and security considerations

Practical assignment

Review a prototype and technical plan.

What you will produce

Wireframes, architecture notes and development setup.

03

Week 3 · Build the core10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • Implement one end-to-end workflow
  • Use source control and manageable commits
  • Validate inputs and handle errors
  • Document progress and decisions

Practical assignment

Demonstrate a working vertical slice.

What you will produce

First usable workflow and progress review.

04

Week 4 · Integrate & improve10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • Connect components or services
  • Implement remaining agreed features
  • Review usability and accessibility
  • Use feedback to prioritise changes

Practical assignment

Conduct a milestone demonstration and review.

What you will produce

Integrated prototype with tracked issues.

05

Week 5 · Test & document10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • Test success, failure and edge cases
  • Fix defects and validate acceptance criteria
  • Prepare setup and user documentation
  • Review deployment or demonstration requirements

Practical assignment

Run a structured acceptance review.

What you will produce

Test evidence, known limitations and documentation.

06

Week 6 · Deliver & explain10 hours · 6 guided / 4 practice

Topics & skills

  • Prepare a clear project demonstration
  • Explain architecture and trade-offs
  • Create a portfolio case study with permitted material
  • Reflect on skills, feedback and next steps

Practical assignment

Present the project and answer technical questions.

What you will produce

Reviewed repository, demonstration and portfolio story.

Review, feedback & completion

Evaluate agreed deliverables, progress records, quality checks, documentation and ability to explain the work. Project training is not a promise of employment or a paid internship.

Bring questions to each review. Keep your work, feedback and revisions together so your progress is visible. Confirm attendance requirements and certificate eligibility with the team; a published learning plan does not itself guarantee certification.

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