B.Sc. (Information Technology) Full Stack Development MERN Practical Syllabus - Mumbai University

This is the TY BSc IT syllabus under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2026-27. The University still sets the earlier Choice Based papers alongside it for ATKT candidates, so check which scheme your exam form names before you revise.

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Syllabus for Full Stack development MERN Practical

Major · Semester 5 · TY BSc IT · 2 credits

Module I: Frontend Development using React

1.Environment Setup and JavaScript Basics
a Install Node.js and Visual Studio Code, and verify installation.
b Create a simple Node.js file and run it using the terminal.
c Write a Node.js script demonstrating basic JavaScript commands (console log, variables, and arithmetic operations).
d Create and run a simple program using variables and functions.
e Demonstrate use of operators and control statements in JavaScript
f Write programs using loops and template literals. 2. Core JavaScript Concepts for MERN
a Create functions and call them with parameters.
b Work with arrays and objects in JavaScript.
c Demonstrate use of arrow functions.
d Write a program using array methods (map, filter, reduce).
e Create a program that manipulates objects and displays output.
f Implement a small JavaScript program combining functions, arrays, and objects. 3.React Introduction and JSX
a Create a React application using Vite/CRA and display “Welcome to MERN Stack Development”.
b Display dynamic data using JSX.
c Declare variables and write a function to calculate the sum of two numbers and display the result.
d Apply basic CSS styling to a React component
e Create a simple functional component and render it in App.js.
f Create a React component that displays the current date and time dynamically using JavaScript. 4.React Components, Props, and State
a Create multiple components and render them on a single page.
b Pass data between components using props
c Use the useState hook to manage and update data.
d Create a form component to accept user input and display it dynamically.
e Display a list of items stored in the state using map().
f Build a small interactive component (e.g., counter or to-do list). 5.React Routing and Data Handling
a Install and configure React Router in the React application.
b Create multiple pages and implement navigation between them.
c Use Link and Routes to move between pages.
d Fetch sample data from a public API using Axios.
a Display fetched data in table or list format.
b Implement search or filter functionality on displayed data.

Module II: Backend Development Using Node.js, Express, and MongoDB

6.Node.js and Express Fundamentals
a Install Express and create a simple server.
b Display a message on the browser using the server response.
c Create different routes in Express.
d Send a JSON response from the server.
e Test routes using browser or Postman.
f Run the server and observe the output in the console. 7.MongoDB Basics
a Install and start MongoDB.
b Create a database and collection.
c Insert records in MongoDB.
d View records from the collection.
e Update and delete records.
f Connect MongoDB with Node.js. 8.API Creation and Integration
a Create a simple REST API using Express
b Implement a GET API to retrieve data.
c Fetch data from the API in a React application.
d Send data from React to the server using a POST request.
e Store data in MongoDB.
f Display stored data in React page. 9.User Data Management
a Create an API to add user details using Express and MongoDB.
b Design a React form to send user data to the backend.
c Retrieve and display user data from MongoDB.
d Implement an update operation for existing records.
e Implement the delete operation for selected records.
f Display updated records dynamically in React. 10.Full Stack Execution and Validation
a Integrate React frontend with Node and Express backend.
b Perform insert, update, and delete operations through UI.
c Display database records dynamically in React.
d Implement frontend form validation.
e Test all APIs using Postman.
f Execute and verify the complete working of the frontend, backend, and database together.

Text Books

1 Web Development with Node and Express. Ethan Brown. O’Reilly Media 2 nd Edition, 201
4 Learning React Alex Banks & Eve Porcello. O’Reilly Media 2 nd Edition, 2020
5 MongoDB: The Definitive Guide Shannon Bradshaw, Eoin Brazil & Kristina Chodorow O’Reilly Media 3 rd Edition, 2019
6 Ultimate Full-Stack Web Development with MERN Nabendu Biswas BPB Publications 1 st Edition, 2022
7 Full Stack Development with MongoDB, Express, Angular and Node Colin J. Ihrig & Adam Bretz McGraw Hill (TMH) 2 nd Edition, 2018

Reproduced from the University of Mumbai syllabus for B.Sc. (Information Technology) under NEP 2020, in force from the academic year 2026-27. Wording is as printed in that syllabus. Module numbering is as printed there too.

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