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# React

In this class, trainees will learn how to use [React](https://react.dev/) to build web applications

| Week | Topic                                                                     | Preparation                                                        | Homework                                                         | Session plan                                                         |
| ---- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| 1.   | [Rendering a Single Component](/course-content/frontend/react/week1.md)   | [Preparation](/course-content/frontend/react/week1/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/frontend/react/week1/assignment.md) | [Session plan](/course-content/frontend/react/week1/session-plan.md) |
| 2.   | [Understanding State Management](/course-content/frontend/react/week2.md) | [Preparation](/course-content/frontend/react/week2/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/frontend/react/week2/assignment.md) | [Session plan](/course-content/frontend/react/week2/session-plan.md) |
| 3.   | [Hooks and Fetching Data](/course-content/frontend/react/week3.md)        | [Preparation](/course-content/frontend/react/week3/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/frontend/react/week3/assignment.md) | [Session plan](/course-content/frontend/react/week3/session-plan.md) |
| 4.   | [Context, Routing & Libraries](/course-content/frontend/react/week4.md)   | [Preparation](/course-content/frontend/react/week4/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/frontend/react/week4/assignment.md) | [Session plan](/course-content/frontend/react/week4/session-plan.md) |
| 5.   | [Hello Next.js & Vercel](/course-content/frontend/react/week5.md)         | [Preparation](/course-content/frontend/react/week5/preparation.md) | [Assignment](/course-content/frontend/react/week5/assignment.md) | [Session plan](/course-content/frontend/react/week5/session-plan.md) |

## Module Learning Goals

By the end of this module, you will be able to:

* [ ] Understand when and why to use React to build modern web applications
* [ ] Build user interfaces using reusable, component-based architecture
* [ ] Manage data and interactivity using props, state, and hooks
* [ ] Handle user input, forms, and events in React applications
* [ ] Load and display data from external APIs
* [ ] Structure complex, multi-page applications with routing and shared state
* [ ] Understand what a Component Library is, along with the pros and cons
* [ ] Build, deploy, and share a production-ready React app using Next.js


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