B.E. V Semester · CSE · Instructor K Trishaank
One course, five units, one growing project — from your first HTML tag to a real application running on the cloud. Every session is an interactive, animated experience you can walk through in class or revisit on your own.
Two ways in
Every session in this course runs in two modes. Pick one below — your choice is remembered, and every unit you open will start in that mode. You can switch any time.
Your instructor drives. Ideas appear one at a time on the big screen — sometimes a single point, sometimes a small cluster that belongs together — so the class moves at a discussion pace, never a wall of slides.
You drive. Scroll and click through the same lesson at your own pace — with extra depth opened up: more worked examples, try-it-yourself sandboxes, self-check quizzes, and deeper notes woven in exactly where they help.
No mode selected yet — pick one above, then choose a unit below.
The road ahead
Each unit has its own colour, its own home page, and its own run of classroom sessions and labs. They build on each other in order — what you make in Unit 1 is still growing in Unit 5. New here? Start with Class Zero — the trailer: the syllabus word for word, the MERN stack, and the toolchain, previewed in one session.
The running project
The lunch-break line at the hostel mess is long — and by the time you reach the counter, the sprouts and millet bowls are gone. Poshtik Campus is a healthy campus food-ordering app: browse a genuinely nutritious menu from your phone, order during a lecture break, and it reaches your hostel block before the break ends. You build it yourself, piece by piece, across all five units:
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₹45This is a working simulation of the very app you will build — add dishes, place the order, watch it deliver. Menu (HTML/CSS/React) · self-checking cart (JavaScript) · live tracking (Node + MongoDB) · deployed to a real URL (Railway).
How the weeks flow
The course keeps one steady rhythm all semester: four classroom sessions build the ideas, then one lab puts them under your fingers.
Concepts, live-built examples, and short activities — every piece of code shown with the result it actually renders, right beside it.
Warm-up programs rehearse the skill at small scale, then you build the real thing — a working deliverable saved into your own project folder.
68 past exam questions are worked in full, each landing exactly where its concept is taught — so exam prep happens inside the course, not after it.