1. Identify and capture stakeholder requirements using customer interviews and surveys.
2. Build multiple use cases to describe each action that a user will take in the new system.
3. Understand and contribute to requirement specification documents.
4. Provide impact analysis for changes to programs and systems.

1. Work with stakeholders to understand requirements.
2. Specify and scope hardware and system requirements.
3. Identify and mitigate security threats and vulnerabilities that may arise from interactions with other systems, external and legacy code.
4. Develop web services to interface with other systems

1. Develop and write software code.
2. Perform unit testing and fix errors or bugs

1. Work with development team to create test plans.
2. Implement test cases.
3. Find & fix bugs.

1. Perform training for end users.
2. Evaluate and fix bugs that may become apparent after product deployment.

Data types – Strings, numbers and booleans Data structures – Arrays and objects Persistence – Local storage, session storage and JSON (JavaScript Object Notification) Code structure – Code organization, common patterns and project scaffolding Overview of web development – CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete), HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol), REST (Representational State Transfer) and request/response Cycle

Agile Software Development – User stories, pair programming, retrospectives and problem domains IDE (Integrated Development Environment)– Atom, chrome development tools, debugging, and linting code functionality and style Git o Git vs. GitHub, git clone, git init, git status o Adding, committing and pushing o Forking a repo, pull requests, git status and branches o Team workflow issues and organization

HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) o Semantic HTML - <article>, <section>, <header>, <footer> o Structure o Classes o IDs o Attributes o Forms CSS (Cascade Style Sheet) o Style – Typography, color, design and animations o Layout – Box model, grid, fluid/flex and responsive o Syntax – Selectors, how “cascading” works and pseudo-classes

Fundamentals – Variables, syntax, style, REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop), data types and data structures Control Flow – “for” loops, “if” statements, “if…else” statements and “while” and “do while” Functions – Declarations, expressions, parameters & arguments and function scope Objects – Object oriented programming, properties, methods and constructors Events – Listeners, handlers and types The DOM (Document Object Model)

Routing – URL (Universal Resource Locator) design and Page.js o URL design o Page.js Push-state – History API (Application Program Interface), managing state and FSMs (Finite State Machines) Middleware – Context and Next Route matching & placeholders Rest o Noun: Resource representations – .json, .html, etc… o Verb: Method – GET, POST, PUT, etc… External APIs (Application Program Interface) Modularity

DOM (Document Object Model) Manipulation Selectors – element/id/class, attribute and pseudo-selectors & filters jQuery methods – Chaining and getters & setters DOM Events – Delegation, jQuery methods and browser interaction Mobile-first development Responsive design – Flexible media, breakpoints, viewport settings and percentage-based layouts Templates – Abstraction with placeholders, regex, and libraries/ handlebars Visual design – Color palettes, typography and icon fonts SMACSS (Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS) organization States – JS hooks and new node

Local data o JSON – Validation, parse and stringify o localStorage/ sessionStorage – getters and setters o WebSQL (Web Structured Query Language) Schema – Create Table and Drop Table CRUD – Select, Insert, Update, Delete and clauses Joins & Relations – Normalization and foreign keys Remote data o AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) –jQuery methods and callback management o Web request-response cycle URL structure – Protocol, [Sub]Domain, Path, Anchor and Params Request object – URL, Method and Headers Response object – Status, Headers and Body Functional programming – Map/ -reduce/ -filter/ -forEach, scope, closures and first-class functions

Agile software development o User stories o Pair programming o Standup meetings o Retrospectives o Deployment process – Development vs production environment, environment variables, custom domains and Heroku o Git & GitHub Fork – Upstream sync and pull request Advanced collaboration – Issues, Gitflow (Pull requests, Branch and Merge) Organizations Software best practices o Object oriented programming o Debugger/Breakpoints o Industry perspectives o Dependency management o Styleguides and linters o JavaScript fundamentals