Daily Diary – Summer Internship 02

Name of Industry: Bhailalbhai and Bhikhabhai Institute Of Technology(BBIT)

Name of Intern (Student): Parth Vijaybhai Chauhan

Enrolment No: 226040307015

Name of Department: Computer Engineering Department, BBIT, VVNagar

Date & Day Topics

 Installation of MongoDB and MongoDB Compass.
Day 1:  Configuration of basic settings (e.g., data directory, log
27/06/2024 paths).
 Verification of installation and ensuring connectivity.
 Creation of databases and collections in MongoDB.
Day 2:  Implementation of basic CRUD operations (Create, Read,
28/06/2024 Update, Delete).
 Practice using MongoDB Compass and command line for
CRUD.
 Working with MongoDB Compass (GUI for MongoDB)
 MongoDB queries and aggregation
Day 3:  Practice exercises and small projects using MongoDB
29/06/2024  MongoDB Data Import and Export
 MongoDB Query Operators
 MongoDB Shell Scripting
 Understanding MongoDB's document-oriented database
model.
Day 4:  Exploration of schema design principles and flexibility in
01/07/2024 NoSQL.
 Discussion on advantages and use cases compared to
SQL databases.
 Study of types of indexes in MongoDB (e.g., single-field,
compound indexes).
Day 5:  Implementation of indexes to improve query
02/07/2024 performance.
 Optimization of indexes based on query patterns and data
access.
 Learning MongoDB's aggregation framework for data
processing.
Day 6:  Building aggregation pipelines for complex data
03/07/2024 transformations.
 Practice optimizing queries for performance and
efficiency.
  Understanding what Node.js is and its role as a server-
side JavaScript runtime.
 Installation of Node.js and setup of the development
environment.
 Creation of a "Hello World" application to familiarize
Day 7: with Node.js basics.
04/07/2024  Exploration of Node.js modules and how to
import/export them.
 Learning about file handling operations in Node.js.
 Study of the event-driven, non-blocking I/O model of
Node.js.
 Learning about Node.js architecture and its event loop.
 Implementation of an HTTP server using the built-in
HTTP module in Node.js.
Day 8:  Handling different types of URLs and routes in Node.js
05/07/2024 applications.
 Understanding HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT,
DELETE) and their usage.
 Getting started with Express.js framework for building
web applications in Node.js.
 Handling URL's in NodeJS
 HTTP METHODS
 Getting Started with Express and NodeJS
Day 9:
 How Versioning Works in NodeJS?
06/07/2024
 What is REST API?
 Building REST API's using Node and Express.js
 Introduction to POSTMAN for REST API's
 Express Middleware
Day 9:  HTTP Headers in API
08/07/2024  HTTP Status Codes
 MongoDB Basics(revised)
 Connecting NodeJS with MongoDB
Day 10:  MVC Pattern in NodeJS
09/07/2024  Custom URL Shortener with NodeJS and MongoDB
 Server-Side Rendering with EJS and NodeJS
 Building Node.js Authentication from Scratch
Day 11:  JWT Authentication in NodeJS
10/07/2024  What are Cookies in NodeJS?
 Authorization in NodeJS
 Introduction to React and the concept of Single Page
Applications (SPAs)
 Setting up the development environment for React
Day 12:  Creating a new React project using Create React App
11/07/2024  Understanding the folder structure and key files in a
React project
 Introduction to JSX (JavaScript XML) and its syntax
 Creating and rendering React components
  Deep dive into React components: Functional and Class
components
 Understanding props and state in React
Day 13:  Passing data between components using props
12/07/2024  Managing component state using the useState Hook
 Event handling in React components
 Conditional rendering in React
 Working with lists and keys in React
 Introduction to the useEffect Hook for handling side
effects
 Fetching data from an API and displaying it in a React
component
Day 14:
 Understanding and implementing React Router for
13/07/2024
navigation
 Creating multiple pages and linking them using React
Router
 Practice exercises and small projects to reinforce the
concepts learned
 Forms and controlled components in React
 Validating form inputs and managing form submissions
 Introduction to context API for state management
Day 15:  Creating and using context to pass data through the
15/07/2024 component tree
 Introduction to Redux for more advanced state
management
 Setting up Redux in a React project and understanding its
core concepts (actions, reducers, store)

Remarks: Internship progress found Very Good/ Good / Satisfactory

Signature of Industry Mentor