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Python Full Stack Developer Course

Python and Django Developer

Learn to build database-backed web applications with Python, Django, PostgreSQL and REST APIs through guided practice and a portfolio capstone.

Level Intermediate
Duration 5 Months
Learning format Classroom / Online Live

AT A GLANCE

Python Full Stack Developer Course snapshot

Duration 5 Months

Structured learning path from Python foundations through an integrated project.

Core stack Python · Django · PostgreSQL

Build application logic, web features, APIs and relational persistence.

Learning approach Project-led

Practice, test and document features as the capstone develops.

ABOUT THE COURSE

About Python Full Stack Developer Course

Build complete web applications with Python and Django

The Python Full Stack Developer Course takes learners through the main layers of a web application: a responsive browser interface, application logic in Python, and persistent relational data. You will learn how requests move through a Django application and how a frontend can work with server-rendered pages or JSON APIs.

This five-month, intermediate learning path develops Python programming, web fundamentals, SQL, Django, Django REST Framework and PostgreSQL skills. Practical exercises lead toward an integrated capstone, with attention to validation, testing, access control, maintainable code and deployment preparation.

What you will learn

  • Write reusable Python code using functions, modules, data structures and object-oriented principles.
  • Build web features with Django URLs, views, templates, forms and server-side validation.
  • Model relational data and work with PostgreSQL using Django models, migrations and the ORM.
  • Create JSON APIs with Django REST Framework, serializers, permissions and predictable error responses.
  • Connect frontend interactions to backend behavior and handle loading, validation and failure states.
  • Test application behavior, use Git, configure environments safely and document a portfolio project.

Learn by building

Course exercises move from small Python programs to web features backed by a database. The capstone brings together a user workflow, Django application logic, PostgreSQL data and API or browser integration. Learners practice testing valid and invalid cases, reviewing changes and explaining the decisions behind their implementation.

Use AI assistance responsibly

AI coding tools may help brainstorm test cases, explain errors or compare approaches, but suggestions need to be verified against documentation and project requirements. Learners should understand and be able to maintain every submitted change, protect private information and follow any project disclosure rules.

Who this course is for

This intermediate program is designed for learners with basic Python programming familiarity who want to progress toward web application development. Prior experience with HTML and CSS is useful; web and database foundations are practiced as part of the learning path. It may suit students, graduates and career changers ready for consistent hands-on work.

Career direction

The skills covered can support preparation for junior Python developer, Django developer, backend developer and entry-level full-stack developer pathways. Hiring requirements vary across employers and roles. Completing a course does not guarantee a job; project quality, fundamentals, communication and interview preparation also matter.

WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE

Why choose our Python Full Stack Developer Course?

Connected learning path

Move from Python fundamentals through Django, PostgreSQL and API integration in a clear sequence.

Practice-centered projects

Apply concepts in small exercises and build toward an integrated capstone.

Quality and safety habits

Practice validation, tests, access control and safe configuration as part of development.

UNDERSTAND THE FIELD

What is Python Full Stack Development?

Python full-stack development combines application logic, web interfaces, APIs and data persistence. Django provides a structured Python framework for routing, templates, forms and database-backed features, while Django REST Framework supports JSON APIs that can be consumed by browser applications and other clients.

PROFESSIONAL CONTEXT

Python and Django Developer

Python and Django developers build and maintain web application features. Their work can include understanding requirements, designing data models, implementing server-side behavior, connecting APIs, testing changes and monitoring application behavior. The exact responsibilities vary by team and experience level.

CAREER BENEFITS

Why learn Python Full Stack Development?

Versatile backend foundations

Understand Python application structure, data persistence and HTTP APIs.

Full-stack collaboration

Learn how frontend behavior depends on backend contracts and data models.

Portfolio evidence

Document and explain a working project rather than relying only on course completion.

COURSE CURRICULUM

What you will study

8 modules · Explore the complete learning path below

Build confidence with Python syntax, data structures, functions, modules, exceptions and object-oriented programming. Practice clean, testable code before introducing web frameworks.

  • Python essentials
    • Types and control flow
    • Functions and modules
    • Lists, dictionaries, sets and tuples
  • Reliable application code
    • Classes and composition
    • Exceptions and validation
    • Testing and debugging
Practical work:

Create a small command-line application with reusable functions, validated inputs and unit tests for its core rules.

Understand how browsers communicate with web servers. Build semantic, responsive pages and use JavaScript to make forms and browser interactions more useful.

  • Web essentials
    • HTTP requests and responses
    • Semantic HTML
    • Responsive CSS
  • Browser interaction
    • JavaScript events
    • JSON and asynchronous requests
    • Accessible forms and feedback
Practical work:

Build a responsive interface that handles loading, empty, success and error states when working with sample JSON data.

Model relational data, write SQL queries and use constraints, joins and transactions. Learn how a Django application maps its models to persistent PostgreSQL tables.

  • Relational modeling
    • Entities, keys and relationships
    • Constraints and normalization
    • Schema diagrams
  • SQL practice
    • CRUD, filters and joins
    • Aggregation and sorting
    • Transactions and indexes
Practical work:

Design a relational schema for the capstone, add sample data and write queries that validate relationships and reporting needs.

Use Django to organize URLs, views, templates, forms and application logic. Understand the request-response lifecycle and build maintainable server-rendered web features.

  • Django fundamentals
    • Projects, apps and settings
    • URLs, views and templates
    • Forms and server-side validation
  • Application structure
    • Reusable components and configuration
    • Authentication concepts
    • Static files and user feedback
Practical work:

Build a Django feature with validated forms, a clear page flow and server-side handling for both valid and invalid input.

Represent application data with Django models and use the ORM to query PostgreSQL. Practice relationships, migrations, constraints, transactions and admin workflows.

  • Models and ORM
    • Fields and model relationships
    • QuerySets and filtering
    • Migrations and schema changes
  • Persistence quality
    • Constraints and transactions
    • Query efficiency basics
    • Django admin and data review
Practical work:

Add related records to the capstone, create migrations and write tests that verify persistence and important data constraints.

Create JSON APIs with Django REST Framework. Define serializers, views, routes and permissions, then validate requests and return consistent responses.

  • API foundations
    • Serializers and validation
    • Views, routers and HTTP methods
    • Pagination and filtering
  • Responsible API behavior
    • Authentication and permissions
    • Consistent errors and status codes
    • API testing and documentation
Practical work:

Expose a tested API for a capstone workflow, including validated create and update requests, access rules and useful error responses.

Connect browser interfaces or a JavaScript client to Django endpoints. Apply authentication and authorization fundamentals, protect configuration and test application behavior.

  • Full-stack integration
    • JSON contracts and API clients
    • Loading, empty and error states
    • Forms and user feedback
  • Quality and safety
    • Django tests and API checks
    • Input validation and permissions
    • Environment variables and secret handling
Practical work:

Connect one complete user journey to the API, test success and failure states, and verify access control on the server.

Bring the application together with version control, automated checks, deployment configuration and clear documentation. Present a scoped project and explain its architecture and limitations.

  • Build and release readiness
    • Git workflow and code review
    • Environment-based settings
    • Static files, database configuration and logs
  • Portfolio presentation
    • Test plan and regression checks
    • README and setup instructions
    • Project walkthrough and future improvements
Practical work:

Complete a Python, Django and PostgreSQL capstone with tests, setup documentation, safe configuration guidance and a short technical presentation.

Five-month learning roadmap

  1. Python foundations: syntax, data structures, functions, modules, object-oriented programming and tests.
  2. Web fundamentals: HTTP, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, browser behavior and accessible forms.
  3. SQL and PostgreSQL: relational modeling, queries, constraints, joins and transactions.
  4. Django development: URL routing, views, templates, forms, models, ORM and migrations.
  5. APIs and integration: Django REST Framework, serializers, permissions and frontend/API workflows.
  6. Quality and capstone: testing, security fundamentals, Git, deployment preparation and project presentation.

The depth and pace of topics may be adjusted to the cohort. Regular coding practice and project iteration are important parts of the learning process.

TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES

Tools you will work with

  • Python
  • Django
  • Django REST Framework
  • PostgreSQL
  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • Git
  • pytest
  • Postman

CAPSTONE PROJECT

Service Request and Work Tracking Portal

Build a database-backed application where users submit requests, follow status changes and authorized staff manage work. Implement Django features, PostgreSQL data, validated APIs or browser workflows, tests and setup documentation.

What you will build

  • Django application structure
  • PostgreSQL schema and migrations
  • Validated views or REST endpoints
  • Access-control checks
  • Automated tests
  • README and project walkthrough

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Learning outcomes

  • Write maintainable Python programs using functions, modules, data structures and object-oriented design.
  • Build Django applications with views, templates, forms, models and server-side validation.
  • Design relational data and use PostgreSQL through SQL and the Django ORM.
  • Create REST APIs with Django REST Framework, serializers, permissions and consistent errors.
  • Test full-stack workflows and apply foundational authentication and secure configuration practices.
  • Present a documented Python web application with a clear setup and project walkthrough.

SKILLS YOU DEVELOP

Technical and professional skills

Technical skills

Python Django Django REST Framework PostgreSQL SQL HTML CSS JavaScript Git Testing

Professional skills

Problem decomposition Debugging Technical documentation Code review Project communication

WHO SHOULD JOIN

Is this course right for you?

Learners with basic Python familiarity, students and graduates preparing for web development, and career changers ready to practice application development.

Prerequisites / eligibility

Basic Python programming is recommended. Familiarity with HTML and CSS is helpful; learners should be ready to practice consistently.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The five-month curriculum covers Python, web fundamentals, SQL, PostgreSQL, Django, Django REST Framework, frontend integration, testing, Git and deployment fundamentals through a capstone project.

Basic Python programming is recommended because this is an intermediate course. HTML and CSS familiarity is useful, and web fundamentals are included in the learning path.

Yes. The curriculum includes Django web development and REST API development with Django REST Framework, including models, serializers, validation and permissions.

The curriculum includes a capstone that brings together Python, Django, relational data and API or browser workflows, with tests and project documentation.

No. The course supports practical skill development, but employment depends on your preparation, portfolio, interviews and employer requirements.

The course is structured for five months. Classroom enrollment begins with a 10-day orientation; contact the team to confirm current schedule and fee details.

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