Prevent your Node.js applications from crashing by applying best-practice error handling strategies to ensure your server can gracefully recover in the event of an error. Use modern Node.js techniques for efficiently working with files and network requests through asynchronous IO. Connect to, insert and retrieve data from a database. Make use of testing frameworks like Jest to automate the testing of code. Use a web framework like Express.js to build web applications. Create, install and make use node modules to extend the capabilities of the Node.js platform. Explain how Node.js fits into client-server software architecture. Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: Upon completion, successful students will be able to use Node.js to build robust, scalable, data intensive web applications with user authentication. NET Development as well as the CST FLEX Diploma. COMP 3012 is an elective in several BCIT Computing applied associate certificates Web Development (AWD), Web and Mobile Application Development (WMA), Advanced Java Development (AJD) and Advanced. Web developers should also consider multiple advanced JavaScript tools including: COMP 2909 Angular and Vue.js Fundamentals and COMP 3013 Front-End Web Development with React.js. Students may have an average total time commitment of 11 hours each week with 3 hours of class time, and 8 hours of homework. Please Note: Attendance, participation in class and the BCIT Learning Hub are required. Typescript integration with Node.js as well as how to connect to databases will also be discussed. Topics include: how to build, and deploy a RESTful API following best-practices, and learn error handling strategies. Students will experience how Node.js is used by enterprise environments and modern web stacks like MEAN and MERN. Web frameworks like Express.js and Jest as used to build and test powerful web applications. Labs and exercises cover creating, installing and using node modules. Starting with how Node.js fits into client-server software architecture, participants will focus on the Node.js programming model. 
Highspeed internet access is needed for online sections and for homework. Students must provide their own current model PC, i5 or higher equivalent processor, 8 GB of RAM minimum, and 256 GB minimum storage. It was designed for students with prior experience developing web pages using HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript.
This hands-on course follows on from COMP 2132 and replaces COMP 2912.
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