This course is an intensive training program designed to enable web developers to master the Angular framework based on its latest stable releases for 2026. Level 1 focuses on building solid foundational skills, starting from component-based architecture through data management and integration with cloud services, preparing you to successfully pass both the theoretical and practical certification examinations.
This course does not grant a standard attendance certificate; rather, it is an intensive qualification program specifically designed to prepare you for the Angular Certification – Level 1 exam. The course aims to technically and programmatically qualify you to become an internationally recognized Front-end Developer specializing in Angular.
Course Objectives
- Comprehend modern Angular architecture with a focus on Standalone Components.
- Master the use of TypeScript as the core language for building robust and maintainable applications.
- Understand and apply different types of data binding to enable effective user interaction.
- Build efficient services and utilize Dependency Injection to share business logic.
- Manage application navigation using the Angular Router.
- Process data from APIs using HttpClient and reactive programming with RxJS.
Detailed Training Content
Unit 1: Architecture and Setup
- Introduction to Angular: differences between legacy and modern versions, with emphasis on 2026 releases.
- Angular Command Line Interface (CLI): creating projects, components, and services programmatically.
- Project structure: understanding JSON files, TypeScript configuration, and modules.
- Standalone Components: the modern approach to reducing architectural complexity.
Unit 2: Components and Templates
- Data Binding Techniques:
- Interpolation {{ }}
- Property Binding [property]
- Event Binding (event)
- Two-way Binding [(ngModel)]
- Structural Directives: @if, @for, @switch (new control flow syntax).
- Component styling: working with CSS and View Encapsulation.
Unit 3: Services and Dependency Injection
- Service creation: separating business logic from the presentation layer.
- Dependency Injection: providing services at the component or application level.
- Component lifecycle hooks: mastering ngOnInit, ngOnChanges, and ngOnDestroy.
Unit 4: Forms and Validation
- Template-driven forms: handling simple user inputs.
- Reactive forms: full programmatic control over form state and validation.
- Form validation: applying built-in and custom validation rules.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on input management and error handling.
Unit 5: Server Communication (HTTP & RxJS)
- RxJS fundamentals: understanding Observables and Subscribers.
- HttpClient service: performing GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE operations.
- Error handling: using catchError and retry operators to ensure application stability.
- Practical exercises and applied questions on data retrieval and automatic UI updates.
Unit 6: Routing and Exam Preparation
- Angular Router: configuring routes, parameters, and nested routes.
- Final simulation: solving mock exams that simulate the official Level 1 certification test.
- Best practices: reviewing clean code standards and conventions in Angular applications.
Certification Exam Information (Level 1)
| Criterion | Details (2026 Version) |
|---|---|
| Exam Format | Theoretical questions (multiple choice) + small practical coding task |
| Level | Beginner to Intermediate (Junior Developer) |
| Exam Duration | 90 minutes |
| Passing Score | 70% and above |
Target Audience
- Web developers seeking to transition from JavaScript/jQuery to modern frameworks.
- Information Technology students aiming to gain a competitive advantage in the job market.
- Front-end developers working with React or Vue who wish to professionally learn Angular.
- Programmers who need to formally validate their skills with an internationally recognized certification.
The Angular Level 1 certification represents the first formal step in demonstrating your ability to build professional, scalable Single Page Applications (SPAs) that comply with enterprise standards adopted by major organizations relying on Angular for large-scale projects.
