ToXSL - Industrial Training

Industrial Area Phase-8, Mohali, Punjab

In the six-month digital marketing program, Month 1 focuses on SEO fundamentals and keyword strategy, starting with a recap of SEO basics and studying successful case studies in Week 1, followed by a deep dive into Google ranking factors and algorithm updates in Week 2. Week 3 covers advanced keyword research using tools like SEMrush and Ahrefs, while Week 4 focuses on on-page SEO implementation, optimizing meta tags, headers, content layout, and mobile optimization. Month 2 shifts to off-page SEO and link building, covering basic link-building techniques, advanced strategies like guest posting and influencer outreach, and technical SEO audits. In Week 8, local SEO is introduced, with a focus on Google My Business and local citations. Month 3 emphasizes analytics and content strategy, teaching SEO tracking, content planning, and optimization for high-intent content, as well as Social Media Optimization (SMO) in Week 12. Month 4 delves into social media marketing, covering content execution, paid campaigns, community engagement, and influencer collaborations. Month 5 focuses on PPC and paid marketing, where you’ll learn about campaign structures, ad types, remarketing, and optimization. The final month, Month 6, teaches conversion tracking, performance reporting, and automation, culminating in a hands-on project where you implement a full SEO, SMO, and PPC strategy for a client and present results with measurable impact.

The six-month PHP development program begins with Month 1, which covers PHP fundamentals in Weeks 1-4. You'll learn the basics of PHP, including variables, data types, operators, and control structures like if/else statements, switches, and loops. The course then moves into functions, arrays, strings, file input/output, and regular expressions. In Month 2, you'll dive into Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in PHP, exploring core concepts such as classes, objects, constructors, properties, methods, inheritance, polymorphism, interfaces, and traits. Month 3 introduces you to Yii2, a powerful PHP framework, where you'll learn installation, configuration, controllers, actions, views, layouts, and how to implement CRUD operations with models. In Month 4, you’ll advance your Yii2 skills, learning techniques for caching, performance optimization, authentication, authorization, internationalization, localization, and error handling. Month 5 covers more advanced PHP topics, including web scraping, machine learning, API development, and security best practices. Finally, Month 6 focuses on the capstone project, where you’ll apply everything learned to build a final project, with guidance on project ideas, requirements, timeline, and milestones, ensuring you’re ready to showcase your skills.

  In Month 1, you’ll gain a foundational understanding of AI and its diverse applications, with a focus on Large Language Models (LLMs), exploring their benefits and types, including language models and sequence-to-sequence models. You’ll also dive into key AI concepts like machine learning, deep learning, and neural networks. In Month 2, you’ll explore the architecture behind LLMs, learning about advanced techniques such as attention mechanisms and multi-layer models, and engage in hands-on exercises to build and train a custom LLM model from scratch. By Month 3, you’ll learn how to apply LLMs to real-world scenarios, such as chatbots, language translation, and text summarization. You’ll study case studies of successful LLM deployments and get practical experience deploying a custom LLM model in scenarios like chatbot development or text classification, solidifying your skills in applying LLMs in real-life applications.  

  The six-month full-stack development curriculum provides a comprehensive journey from front-end basics to advanced back-end techniques, integrating all the essential skills needed to build modern, full-featured web applications. In the first month, you'll cover foundational technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, learning essential front-end techniques such as responsive design, Flexbox, and grid layouts. By month two, you’ll dive deeper into React and advanced CSS frameworks like Bootstrap and Tailwind, while also mastering front-end build tools like Webpack. Moving into back-end development in month three, you’ll explore Node.js, Express, and databases (both SQL and NoSQL), as well as key concepts in API design and authentication. The fourth month focuses on advanced back-end techniques, including middleware, asynchronous programming, and database optimization, along with deployment strategies using DevOps tools. By the fifth month, you'll integrate the front-end with the back-end, building a complete full-stack application with real-time features like WebSockets and Socket.io, while learning best practices for performance optimization and security. The final month involves hands-on project work, where you’ll apply your skills to a live project, receive code reviews, and prepare your portfolio, positioning you to launch your career as a proficient full-stack developer.  

  The course begins with Linux Basics, covering the differences between Unix and Linux, understanding the Linux file system structure, and mastering basic Linux/Unix commands, including managing file permissions, soft and hard links, and using filter commands. You’ll also learn to start and stop services, manage processes, and install packages with RPM and YUM. The Introduction to DevOps explores its significance, covering SDLC models like Agile, the history of DevOps, and its integration with tools for configuration management, Continuous Integration (CI), and Continuous Deployment (CD), while introducing the basics of cloud computing. The Git version control section teaches you how to use Git for version control, creating and managing repositories, handling branches, and understanding Git’s role in development. Chef for configuration management covers its architecture, workstation setup, and using knife for node management, including environments, roles, and data bags. In the AWS module, you'll explore services like EC2, S3, IAM, RDS, and Elastic Load Balancing (ELB), learning how to manage instances, storage, security, and scaling. The Puppet module introduces its master-agent architecture and working with manifests for automation, while the Docker section provides a foundational understanding of containerization and Docker’s architecture for managing containers.  

  In Month 1, you’ll start with an introduction to React Native, covering the setup of your development environment with tools like Node.js, npm, Expo CLI, and React Native CLI. You’ll learn the basics of React Native components, including View, Text, and Image, and create your first “Hello World” app. The second week will focus on building layouts using Flexbox and styling with StyleSheet, followed by creating a simple layout with core components. In the third week, you’ll dive into React Navigation, setting up different types of navigation (Stack, Tab, Drawer), and implement basic navigation within an app. In the fourth week, you’ll handle user input using components like TextInput and Button, building a form with validation. Month 2 takes you into intermediate concepts, starting with state management using useState, useReducer, and Context API, followed by building a simple app that manages state. The second week covers APIs and Networking, where you'll learn to fetch data using fetch and axios, building a data-driven app. Week three introduces advanced navigation, including deep linking, nested navigators, and passing parameters, with hands-on practice in implementing complex navigation. The final week of the month focuses on animations, where you’ll learn how to create basic animations like fade, slide, and scale using the Animated API. In Month 3, you’ll explore more advanced topics. In the first week, you’ll master Redux for state management, implementing it in a React Native app. Week two focuses on integrating third-party libraries such as React Native Elements and React Navigation, and you’ll practice integrating these into your app. The third week is about performance optimization, where you’ll learn techniques like memoization and FlatList optimizations, and apply them to improve app performance. Week four introduces offline support and local storage options like AsyncStorage, SQLite, and Realm, with practice in implementing offline capabilities. In Month 4, you’ll work on mobile-specific features. The first week covers using device APIs (e.g., Camera, Location, Accelerometer) and handling permissions, followed by implementing a feature using these APIs. In the second week, you’ll learn to set up push notifications using Firebase Cloud Messaging and implement them in your app. Week three covers integrating maps using react-native-maps, with hands-on practice in adding map features and markers. The final week of the month focuses on app configuration and managing environment-specific settings for both iOS and Android. Month 5 covers testing and deployment, starting with basic testing in Jest and React Native Testing Library, followed by writing unit and integration tests. Week two covers end-to-end testing with tools like Detox, and you’ll practice writing and running tests. In week three, you’ll learn how to build and release apps for iOS and Android, preparing for deployment to the App Store and Google Play. The final week focuses on Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), where you’ll set up automated pipelines for building and deploying apps. In Month 6, you’ll focus on your Capstone Project. Over the first two weeks, you’ll plan and develop your project, incorporating navigation, state management, and device features. Week three involves final touches, performance optimization, and bug fixes, followed by presenting your capstone project and reviewing key learnings in week four, discussing potential improvements and next steps in your development journey.