Digital Business Bootcamp

Introduction

Let’s rev up the engines! In this section, we will introduce ourselves, give a general overview of the bootcamp structure, and present the methodology of work and evaluation that we will use in the bootcamp.

• Presentation
• Bootcamp structure
• Evaluation method
• Resources

Web Fundamentals

Before you start coding, you need to understand what you’re actually building.

In this block, you’ll learn how the web really works: how clients and servers communicate, what happens when you load a page, and how data flows through an application.

This foundation is essential if you want to move beyond tutorials and truly understand what you’re doing — and why.

• How the web works
• Client-server architecture
• HTTP requests and data flow
• Structure of a web application

Front-End Development

This is where you start building what users actually see.

You’ll learn how to create web interfaces from scratch, understanding how to structure content, design layouts, and add interactivity. You’ll go from a blank page to a functional application, focusing on both usability and visual clarity.

It’s not just about making things “work” — it’s about building interfaces that feel intuitive and professional.

• HTML for structure
• CSS for layout and responsive design (Flexbox, Grid)
• JavaScript for interactivity
• Forms and validation
• Performance and user experience best practices

Back-end development & APIs

This is where your application starts to come to life.

You’ll learn how to build the logic behind an application using .NET, handling data, validating inputs, and structuring your code in a clean and scalable way. You’ll also learn how to connect your frontend with your backend through APIs.

This is the point where you move from “web pages” to real applications.

• .NET and C#
• Business logic
• Data validation
• MVC architecture
• REST API development
• Endpoints, HTTP methods, and frontend-backend communication

Databases

Every application needs to store data — and doing it properly makes all the difference.

In this block, you’ll learn how to design databases from scratch, structure information correctly, and work with it efficiently. You’ll understand how data relationships impact the behavior of your application.

This will allow you to build systems that are consistent, scalable, and production-ready.

• Data modeling
• SQL Server
• Queries and CRUD operations
• Table relationships
• Backend integration

Professional Workflow

Writing code is only part of the job — working like a developer is the real skill.

In this block, you’ll learn how real teams build software, using tools and methodologies that prepare you for professional environments.

You’ll understand how to manage code changes, collaborate with others, and work in a structured and efficient way.

• Version control with Git
• Branching and commits
• Agile methodologies (Scrum, Kanban)
• Sprint-based workflows
• Continuous integration basics

Security & Deployment

An application isn’t finished when it works on your machine.

In this block, you’ll learn how to secure your applications and deploy them to real environments. You’ll understand how to manage users, protect data, and make your application accessible online.

This is what separates a learning project from a professional product.

• Web application security
• Authentication and authorization
• Data validation
• Cloud deployment
• Environment configuration
• Monitoring and maintenance

Final Project

This is where everything comes together.

You’ll build a complete application from scratch, integrating everything you’ve learned throughout the course. Instead of working on isolated exercises, you’ll create a real system that includes frontend, backend, database, APIs, and deployment.

This is not just practice — it’s your first real project as a developer.

• End-to-end application
• Full stack integration
• Functional API
• Structured database
• Deployed project
• Final presentation