• Python programmers who want to transition into web development by learning Django.
• Developers with some backend experience in other frameworks looking to expand their stack.     Developers with some backend experience in other frameworks looking to expand their stack.

• Introduction to Django: what it is, how it works
• Setting up a Django project
• Creating and managing Django apps
• URL routing
• Views (function-based and introduction to class-based)
• HTML templating using Jinja (Django templates)
• Working with Models and the Django ORM
• Inserting, retrieving, updating, and deleting data
• Taking input from users (forms and POST requests)
• Serving data in browser through templates
• Filtering data using querysets
• Building APIs with Django REST Framework
• Handling GET and POST requests
• Understanding the request/response cycle

Theory -> Practice with help -> Practice without help

Each lesson will begin with a clear explanation of concepts, followed by guided coding exercises with solutions, and finally, independent practice challenges.You’ll build web applications as you go, reinforcing every new idea through immediate application. By the end of each chapter, you’ll face real-world problems that integrate the lessons, requiring full understanding of Django’s components and how they work together.You’ll also build and refine projects throughout the course that showcases your understanding and can be used as a portfolio piece. If theory doesn’t stick, practice surely will.

Prerequisites
Solid understanding of Python, including:
 Functions
 Conditionals (if, elif, else)
 Loops (for, while)
 Classes, objects, attributes, and methods

Good to have

 Pycharm
 HTML & CSS

Minimum criteria:

1. Course Attendance (Classwork and Participation) - 80%

2.Homework, Final Project / Exam - 20%