Java Script

Course Overview:

JAVA Script is a scripting language used to create and control dynamic website content, i.e. anything that moves, refreshes, or otherwise changes on your screen without requiring you to manually reload a web page. An even better way of understanding what JavaScript does is to think about certain web features you use every day and likely take for granted—like when your Facebook timeline automatically updates on your screen or Google suggests search terms based on a few letters you’ve started typing. In both cases, that’s JavaScript in action. Many developers and businesses have used JavaScript to extend their web products outside of the browser, which means JavaScript can be used build simple desktop and mobile apps.

Course Content:

• JavaScript Introduction
• JavaScript Example
• External JavaScript
• JavaScript Basics
• JS Comment
• JS Variable
• JS Global Variable
• JS Data Types
• JS Operators
• JS If Statement
• JS Switch
• JS Loop
• JS Function
• JavaScript Objects
• JS Object
• JS Array
• JS String
• JS Date
• JS Math
• JS Number
• JS Boolean

JavaScript BOM:

• Browser Objects
• Window Object
• History Object
• Navigator Object
• Screen Object

JavaScript DOM: Document Object

• get ElementById
• GetElementsByClassName()
• getElementsByName
• getElementsByTagName
• JS innerHTML property
• JS innerText property

JavaScript Validation:

• JS form validation
• JS email validation

JavaScript OOPs:

• JS Class
• JS Object
• JS Prototype
• JS constructor Method
• JS static Method
• JS Encapsulation
• JS Inheritance
• JS Polymorphism
• JS Abstraction

JavaScript Cookies:

• JS Cookies
• Cookie Attributes
• Cookie with multiple Name
• Deleting Cookies

JavaScript Events:

• JavaScript Events

Exception Handling:

• JS Exception Handling
• JavaScript try-catch

JavaScript Misc:

• JS this Keyword
• JS Debugging
• JS Hoisting
• JS Strict Mode
• JavaScript Promise
• JS Compare dates

JavaScript Advance:

• JS TypedArray
• JS SetJS Map
• JS WeakSet
• JS WeakMap

Differences:

• jQuery vs JavaScript
• JavaScript vs PHP

Please Note:

Target Groups:-

* Engineering Students

– Electrical Students

– Electronics Students

– Mechanical Students

– Mechatronics Students

– IT Related Students

– Technical Students

* Working Professionals

– Mechanical Engineering

– Electrical Engineering

– Electronics Engineering

– Mechatronics Engineering

– IT Related Professionals

– Technicians