This module focuses on designing database schemas for both structured and unstructured data in a healthcare portal. You'll create MySQL and NoSQL schemas, define primary and foreign keys, and establish relationships between entities. You will also learn how to design JPA models, including patient, doctor, appointment, and admin, using appropriate annotations, validations, and mappings to represent relationships between models effectively.

This module guides you through setting up the initial database for a healthcare portal using the MySQL CLI, and adding sample data into both SQL and NoSQL databases provided in the course. You'll create the required database structures and populate them with sample data for users including admins, doctors, and patients. Finally, the module also introduces the creation and use of stored procedures in SQL to support backend functionalities such as reporting and analytics.

This module focuses on building the model-view-controller (MVC) structure for login screens within the Smart Clinic Management application using Spring Boot and Thymeleaf. You'll create dynamic web pages using basic HTML for structure, CSS for styling, and JavaScript for interactivity, both at the page level and through shared utility scripts. The module also covers integrating JWT-based authentication to secure the login flow while following the MVC design pattern for a clean and maintainable architecture.

This module focuses on containerizing the Smart Clinic Management System's frontend and backend applications using Docker. You'll explore Docker fundamentals, including writing Dockerfiles and executing essential Docker commands. You will also learn how to build and run containerized services, followed by testing the complete application end-to-end. Additionally, you'll review how to set up a simple continuous integration (CI) pipeline using GitHub Actions to automate tasks such as code linting and running tests. Additionally, you’ll be creating and integrating the backend components of the Smart Clinic Management System with the frontend interface. You’ll build core backend layers, including configurations, controllers, services, repositories, and global exception handlers. The module also covers how to connect the frontend with the backend REST APIs, enabling seamless data exchange. Additionally, you’ll also review the steps to launch the full application in a lab environment and run the integrated system end-to-end.

In the final module, you’ll submit your project artifacts including code, documentation, and deployment screenshots. You’ll also reflect on your learning journey throughout the course.