In this module, you will focus on how Django views handle HTTP requests and connect URLs to response logic. You will work with function-based and class-based view concepts, URL patterns, request and response objects, and HTTP methods such as GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. You will also consider how errors are handled across HTTP, view logic, and view levels.

In this module, you will examine how Django models represent data and connect application logic to a database. You will look at migrations, the QuerySet API, forms, the Django admin panel, user and group permissions, and MySQL database setup. You will focus on how these concepts support storing, retrieving, and managing data in a Django app.

In this module, you will learn how Django templates support the creation of dynamic HTML. You will focus on template structure, templating concepts, and the Django template language. You will also see how templates help organize markup within a maintainable Django project.

In this module, you will bring together the main Django concepts covered across the course. You will reflect on your learning and apply your understanding of projects, apps, views, models, templates, and data handling in the context of a website for a local restaurant. You will focus on connecting the course concepts into a coherent Django build.