Three modules that build in order: HTML and CSS fundamentals, JavaScript and DOM manipulation, then Angular components, data binding, directives, pipes and forms - closing with a peer-reviewed app you build yourself.
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94 short lessons across HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Angular
Shareable on LinkedIn the day you finish
15 assignments and a peer-reviewed Angular app
Most Angular courses assume you can already write JavaScript. This one starts at the structure of an HTML document and does not stop until you have built an Angular application.
Frontend Development using Angular is a complete frontend path in one course. It opens with HTML and CSS fundamentals - document structure, core tags, selectors, typography, colours and layout - then moves into JavaScript programming and DOM manipulation, and finishes with Angular.
The shape is consistent across all three modules: short video lessons, readings, then graded quizzes on the same ideas. There are 94 lessons, 13 readings and 15 graded assignments, plus two ungraded labs where you build and style a page, then make it interactive.
The Angular module covers components, modules, data binding, directives, pipes and forms, and closes with a peer-reviewed assignment: build a responsive web application using Angular. No prior Angular experience is required, and no prior programming experience either.
No prior Angular experience is required, and no prior programming experience either - the course starts with HTML and CSS fundamentals.
You have never built a page. Module one starts at the structure of an HTML document and the tags that hold content, and assumes nothing before that.
You can style a page but stop at JavaScript. Module two takes you from variables to DOM manipulation, then module three adds Angular on top.
You want a framework on your CV, not just markup. The course ends with a peer-reviewed Angular application you can put in a portfolio.
You are about to work with Angular and want the ground underneath it solid first - selectors, the box model, the DOM, then components and binding.
These are the four outcomes Coursera lists for this course, in the order the modules teach them.
Build responsive web pages from scratch using core HTML tags and CSS styling techniques.
Apply JavaScript fundamentals, including DOM manipulation, to create interactive web behavior.
Develop Angular components, modules, directives, and services for scalable web applications.
Design a complete Angular application as a capstone project for your developer portfolio.
A dedicated coach who builds frontends for a living - someone who can look at the error you have stared at for an hour and tell you why.
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The binding that will not update, the directive that will not fire - explained by someone who has seen it.
Not just whether the app runs - whether the components are split the way they should be.
Problems set for you, then reviewed, so the syntax turns into fluency.
Which frontend path fits you - product UI, Angular engineering or full-stack - and what to learn next.
About twenty-four hours end to end, fully self-paced. Every module lists its learning objectives, exactly what is inside it, and what you leave with - and you can open the full lesson list for each one.
Module durations and item counts are taken from the Coursera course page, where the course is hosted and graded.
Everything the course uses is free. A code editor and a browser are enough to start; Node.js comes in when you run an Angular project locally.
Module one. Document structure, core tags, selectors, the box model, grid and responsive styling.
Module two. Variables, data types, control structures, functions, the DOM, events, AJAX and error handling.
Module three. Components, modules, data binding, directives, pipes and both form styles.
A code editor such as VS Code, a modern browser, and Node.js when you run Angular projects locally.
The three skills Coursera lists for this course, opened up into what you actually practise in each one.
Getting a page to look and behave the way you meant it to.
Making the page do something once it is on screen.
Splitting an application into parts a second person can read.
Finish the graded work and Board Infinity issues a shareable certificate through Coursera - one you can add to your LinkedIn profile, your CV or your social media.
Issued under Coursera's certificate experience, on completion of the 15 graded assignments and the peer-reviewed final assignment.
Filed under Licenses & Certifications, where recruiters actually look.
A link you can put on a CV, a portfolio or a post - not a PDF nobody can check.
Awarded on graded quizzes and a peer-reviewed Angular application.
Board Infinity as the provider, Coursera as the platform.
HTML, CSS, JavaScript and a component framework are what frontend job descriptions open with. These are possible directions this course points at - not guarantees.
The direct path. Markup, styling and JavaScript are the daily work, and a framework is what ties them together.
Components, modules, binding, directives, pipes and forms are exactly what module three is built around.
Where design meets the browser: responsive layout, the box model, and interfaces assembled from reusable components.
The generalist role that still expects you to build a page from an empty file and make it work on a phone.
This is course one of the MEAN specialization. Node, Express and a complete MEAN application come next.
A single ordered path instead of ten half-finished tutorials - and an application at the end you can actually show.
Every topic in this course exists free somewhere on the internet. Nobody is pretending otherwise. Unlike scattered free tutorials, this course follows a structured path from HTML and CSS through JavaScript to Angular, with graded assessments and a certificate at the end.
This course stands on its own, and it is also the first course in the Learning MEAN Stack by Building Real world Application Specialization: frontend, then the API, then the complete application.
HTML and CSS, JavaScript and the DOM, then Angular components, binding, directives, pipes and forms.
View on CourseraThe other side of the request. Once the interface exists, this is where the data it shows comes from.
View on CourseraFront and back together: the Angular frontend from this course, joined to the API you built in course two.
View on CourseraThe full specialization is Learning MEAN Stack by Building Real world Application on Coursera. Board Infinity runs 270+ courses and 57 specializations there - browse the full catalogue.
Everything learners ask before enrolling, answered plainly.
Anyone. It suits beginners exploring frontend development, learners who already know some HTML and CSS and want to add JavaScript and Angular, aspiring frontend developers, and developers strengthening their frontend fundamentals before working with Angular. No prior Angular experience is required.
Four things, in this order: build responsive web pages from scratch using core HTML tags and CSS styling techniques; apply JavaScript fundamentals, including DOM manipulation, to create interactive web behavior; develop Angular components, modules, directives, and services for scalable web applications; and design a complete Angular application as a capstone project for your developer portfolio. That is 94 video lessons, 13 readings and 15 graded assignments across three modules.
No. The course starts with HTML and CSS fundamentals, so no prior programming experience is required - and no prior Angular experience either. Module two then introduces JavaScript from variables and data types onwards, before module three moves on to Angular.
A code editor such as VS Code, a modern browser, and Node.js if you want to run Angular projects locally. All of them are free, and the lessons show the setup on screen.
Coursera's guidance for this course is 2 weeks at 10 hours a week. The three modules are listed at roughly 9, 7 and 8 hours, so about 24 hours of learning in total. It is self-paced, so evenings and weekends will stretch that out - which is fine.
Yes. The course runs on a flexible schedule and is fully self-paced, so deadlines move with you rather than against you.
Unlike scattered free tutorials, this course follows a structured path from HTML and CSS through JavaScript to Angular, with graded assessments and a certificate. The order is decided for you, every topic is checked with a quiz, and the final assignment is peer-reviewed rather than simply watched.
Yes - a shareable certificate under Coursera's certificate experience, issued when you complete the graded work. You can add it to your LinkedIn profile, your resume or CV, and your social media, and it carries both Board Infinity as the provider and Coursera as the platform.
The skills here point at frontend roles such as Frontend Developer, Angular Developer or UI Engineer. No course guarantees a job: what this one gives you is the frontend foundation those roles are built on, plus an Angular application you can show.
It covers the ground interviews open with - HTML structure, CSS selectors and the box model, JavaScript fundamentals and DOM manipulation, then Angular components, binding, directives, pipes and forms. Interviews will also probe your own projects, which is exactly what the peer-reviewed final assignment gives you something to talk about.
This course is part of the Learning MEAN Stack by Building Real world Application Specialization. Subscribing gives you access to every course in it - this one, Building RESTful APIs with Node.js and Express, and Building a Complete MEAN Stack Application - and a certificate for each course you complete.
The price is shown at checkout on the Coursera course page and can vary by region. It is included with a Coursera Plus subscription, and Coursera's financial aid is available to eligible learners.
Financial aid or a scholarship may be available for eligible learning programs on Coursera. You apply through Coursera on the course page; the decision and the terms are Coursera's.
As soon as you enroll. Access to the lectures and assignments depends on the type of enrollment: with a subscription you get access for as long as it runs, and financial aid gives access to the graded work once your application is approved.
Yes. The course includes a discussion prompt where learners compare notes, and Coursera's discussion forums and learner help centre are available throughout. If you want something more direct, Board Infinity's 1:1 coaching pairs you with a practitioner alongside the course.
Board Infinity 1:1 coaching pairs you with a practitioner while you take the course.
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