Weeks 1–5
1- Track A: Web, HTML/CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript
- Track B: DSA: Python, arrays, strings
Week 5 milestoneFirst project live on Vercel; JavaScript interview quiz
Live, instructor-led program
Build real products, then make them intelligent with LLMs, RAG and agents. Live classes, six days a week.Learn to build, deploy and scale real products, then make them intelligent with LLMs, RAG and agents. Taught live by instructors, six days a week, for 32 weeks.
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[2] Module 5 notes · Deploying to AWS
Grounded in 2 sources
The destination
An engineer who combines modern software engineering with AI application development to build, deploy and maintain intelligent products, from the interface to the model and everything in between.
Frontend
Backend
Data
DSA & LLD
System design
Cloud & DevOps
LLMs
RAG
Agents
Evals
Built end to end, and owned by you
Software engineering
AI engineering
Why this program exists
Most courses teach one half of the job. Full stack courses stop at CRUD apps. AI courses start with models and never ship a product. Teams now hire engineers who can do both, on a foundation of real engineering.
How you learn
Usually: Recorded videos, watched alone
At EdVinci: Live, instructor-led sessions, six days a week
What you learn
Usually: A list of technologies, with no plan for the job
At EdVinci: Every topic chosen from what interviews test
AI engineering
Usually: “AI” means calling a chat API once
At EdVinci: RAG, agents, evals and tracing, built from scratch first
Projects
Usually: Projects that run on localhost and nowhere else
At EdVinci: Every module ends in a deployed project you can explain
DSA & design
Usually: DSA and design left for you to figure out
At EdVinci: DSA, LLD and HLD taught in parallel, not as an afterthought
Program at a glance
Two live tracks run side by side, Monday to Saturday, for 26 weeks. Then a six-week phase for your team capstone and interview revision.
32weeks
26 weeks core + a 6-week capstone and interview phase
192
live sessions of 2.5 hours each, instructor-led
480hrs
of live contact time across both tracks
6+1
deployed module projects, plus a team capstone
~250
DSA problems solved in Python, with weekly timed contests
~12
timed machine-coding rounds, frontend and LLD
The heart of the program
Watch real problems solved step by step, and build along in the same session.
Questions answered while the concept is still on screen, not days later.
2.5-hour sessions across two parallel tracks, Monday to Saturday.
Catch up on anything you miss and revise whenever you need to.
The roadmap
Python starts in week 1, so AI and LLD need no language intro. DevOps comes after you have an app to deploy. Design closes month 6, so your capstone starts with a method.
Track A · Full stack + AITrack B · DSA, then designAfter month 6
6 stages, then the capstoneSwipe
Weeks 1–5
1Week 5 milestoneFirst project live on Vercel; JavaScript interview quiz
Weeks 6–9
2Week 9 milestoneProduction React + TypeScript app; four timed frontend machine-coding rounds; DSA mock OA 1
Weeks 10–13
3Week 13 milestoneFull MERN app with secure auth, tests and API docs
Weeks 14–17
4Week 17 milestoneMulti-tenant SaaS with payments on Next.js + PostgreSQL + Redis
Weeks 18–20
5Week 20 milestoneThat SaaS deployed to AWS with CI/CD, E2E tests, monitoring and a load-test report
Weeks 21–26
6Week 26 milestoneDeployed RAG + agent document assistant with evals; ~250 DSA problems; LLD and HLD complete
After month 6 · Weeks C1–C6
Capstone & interviews
C6 · final milestoneTeam capstone demo day, individual code walkthroughs, then mock interviews
Every module ends with a deployed project and a demo where you explain your code, unassisted.
See the full curriculumHow the syllabus was built
Every topic traces back to job postings and published interview reports for full stack and AI roles in India. If interviews test it, we teach it. If they don't, we leave it out.
7 interview findingsSwipe
Product stack
01TypeScript is treated as required. React / Next.js + Node + PostgreSQL is the common product stack, including in fresher listings.
Covered inTypeScript in Module 1; React, Node, Next.js and PostgreSQL in Modules 2–4
Frontend round
02Frontend rounds ask JavaScript internals (polyfills, debounce, throttle, event loop output) and 60–90 min machine coding.
Covered inJavaScript deep dive in Module 1; four timed machine-coding rounds in Module 2
Backend round
03Backend rounds probe JWT storage and revocation, query plans, multi-tenant isolation and testing strategy.
Covered inAuth and security in Module 3; query plans and multi-tenancy in Module 4; testing in Module 5
DevOps
04Docker, Git, CI/CD and AWS basics are listed as standard in full stack postings.
Covered inModule 5: you deploy your own SaaS to AWS
LLD round
05Product companies run LLD machine-coding rounds, judged on working, modular, SOLID code. Freshers get LLD more often than HLD.
Covered inLLD in Python, then HLD, in weeks 23–26
AI round
06AI interviews probe chunking trade-offs, hybrid search, reranking, hallucination, evaluation, and building RAG without frameworks.
Covered inRAG built from scratch before frameworks, plus a dedicated evals session
Hiring-manager round
07Hiring-manager rounds dig into your own projects and decisions.
Covered inAn unassisted code walkthrough at every project demo
What AI engineer postings ask for
161Indian AI engineer postings: the share that mention each skill
Data: RoleGPS · 2026
Your portfolio
Six deployed projects from week 5 to week 26, then a team capstone. Every one ends with a demo and an unassisted code walkthrough, so you can explain every decision you made.
Deployed
Demoed
Explained
6 projects, then the capstoneSwipe
Project 01 · Module 1
Week 5
Accessible, responsive and framework-free, written in JavaScript and TypeScript and deployed on Vercel.
Project details
Project 02 · Module 2
Week 9
Routing, validated forms, server state, component tests, and a Lighthouse score above 90.
Project details
Project 03 · Module 3
Week 13
Secure JWT auth, RBAC, S3 uploads, background jobs, real-time notifications, tests and OpenAPI docs.
Project details
Project 04 · Module 4
Week 17
OAuth, tenant-isolated data, Redis caching and subscription payments with webhooks.
Project details
Project 05 · Module 5
Week 20
Containerised and deployed behind HTTPS, with E2E tests, monitoring, alerts and a load-test report.
Project details
Project 06 · Module 6
Week 26
RAG with citations, a LangGraph agent, an eval suite and tracing, all behind a Next.js frontend.
Project details
The capstone
Teams of 3–4 · after month 6
Your team's own idea, taken from design doc to demo day: a Next.js frontend, Node or FastAPI backend, PostgreSQL + Redis, an AI feature with measured evals, CI/CD, AWS and monitoring. You own and explain at least one end-to-end feature yourself.
Career preparation
Career preparation is built into the program, not added at the end. By the time you start applying, you've practised every round you're likely to face.
Weeks 1–22DSA + weekly contests
Every moduledemo + walkthrough
Weeks 21–26AI engineering: RAG, agents, evals
Weeks 23–26LLD + HLD rounds
After month 6interview revision
Thenmock interviews
YouInterview-ready
3 areas of preparationSwipe
So your work gets noticed
Resume & ATS review
A one-page engineering resume built around the projects you've shipped.
GitHub, LinkedIn & portfolio
Six deployed projects plus a capstone, clean READMEs and a profile that presents your work clearly.
Communication practice
Practise explaining technical ideas clearly and confidently, for interviews and for the job itself.
So no round is a surprise
Round-by-round revision
AI engineering, DSA, JS, React, Node, SQL, LLD and HLD, revised round by round.
Explaining your work
Walkthroughs of your capstone and projects for hiring-manager rounds.
HR & behavioural prep
STAR stories, “why this company”, and the salary conversation.
So you start applying ready
Mock interviews
Held after month 6, once every topic is taught and your capstone is done.
Job-search strategy
Referrals, job boards, careers pages, and how to present your projects.
Job postings
Relevant job openings shared with you, so you know where to apply. You apply directly.
EdVinci doesn't offer placement, placement assistance or job guarantees. We don't promise interviews or salaries. We give you the skills, the portfolio and the interview practice to compete for roles yourself.
Fees & admissions
No hidden charges and no countdown timers.
Program fee
Full Stack AI Developer
₹15,999For the
full program
EMI available · pay in easy monthly instalments
7-day full refund. If the program isn't right for you, get 100% back within 7 days of your payment or your batch's first live class, whichever is later. Full terms
Your fee includes
10 inclusions
Questions about the fee or EMI? Email support@edvinci.com.
Admissions
Four steps, from your application to your first live class. No coding experience needed to apply.
A short online form about your background and goals.
15–20 minutes of basic logic, to check fit.
Secure payment, then you're invited to the learning platform.
Set up your tools and get ready for your first live class.
Your first live classThen live, instructor-led classes, six days a week.
Questions first? support@edvinci.com
Our promise
We only promise what we control, and we deliver it in full. For everything else, we give you the preparation to earn it.
Our commitment
You bring the effort. We bring the rest.Live teaching, a clear structure, and honest feedback, every week for 32 weeks.
Honest by design
We don't promise: A job or placement
Instead: We prepare you to earn one: six deployed projects, a team capstone, resume and portfolio reviews, and job postings shared with you. You apply directly.
We don't promise: Interviews at specific companies
Instead: You choose where to apply, and we get you ready for every round with 18 interview-readiness sessions and mock interviews.
We don't promise: A specific salary
Instead: Offers depend on the role and the market. We prepare you for the salary conversation as part of HR and behavioural prep.
We don't promise: That it will be easy
Instead: It's demanding, and you won't do it alone: every session is live, every lecture is recorded, and every project gets feedback.
We don't promise: Results without your effort
Instead: Your effort counts most. Weekly timed contests and a demo at the end of every module show your progress as you go.
FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask most before they join.
Yes. You don't need any prior experience. We start from the basics.
Yes. All 192 sessions are taught live by an instructor, with live coding and questions throughout. Every lecture is also recorded.
Every lecture is recorded, so you can catch up and revise any time.
No. We offer career preparation (resume, portfolio, communication practice, mock interviews) and share job postings, but not placement or job guarantees.
Yes, you can pay in instalments. EMI options are available.
Yes. You can get a full refund, for any reason, within 7 days of your payment or your batch's first live class, whichever is later. If we cancel, postpone or don't deliver, you're always refunded.
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