Which track should I choose?

Web Development if you want to build websites and web apps. Android if you want native mobile apps. n8n if you're more interested in automating business processes than writing code full-time. Not sure? Message us and we'll help you decide before you register.

Do I need any coding experience to join?

None for any track. Web and Android start from your very first line of code. n8n is even built to be no-code at its core, though we go well beyond the basics.

How long does each track take?

Web Development is 5.5 months across 13 modules. Android Development is about 5 months across 12 modules. n8n Automation is about 4 months across 11 modules.

Is this live or self-paced?

Live, with an instructor actually watching and giving feedback in the session. No stack of pre-recorded videos to get through on your own.

Can I take more than one track?

Yes, quite a few students do this. Whatever you pick up in your first track usually makes the second one go faster.

Pricing depends on the track and is shared once you register. There's no cost or commitment just to fill out the form.

Do I get a certificate at the end?

Yes, and it's tied to the projects you actually finished, not just to attendance.

What if I fall behind on a module?

Sessions are recorded for your batch, so you can always go back and catch up. The pace is real, but nothing is gone once the live session ends.

Superior Tech Academy | Web, Android & n8n Automation Courses

	Web Development	Android Development	n8n Automation
Duration	5.5 months · 13 modules	5 months · 12 modules	4 months · 11 modules
Best for	Building websites, web apps, and online businesses	Building mobile apps people install on their phone	Automating repetitive business tasks, less full-time coding
Prior experience	None needed	None needed	None needed, most work is visual/drag-and-drop
Core skills	HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Node, SQL, MongoDB	Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, SQL, Firebase	n8n, webhooks, APIs, SQL, AI agents
Final project	A full-stack web app you build, test, and deploy yourself	An Android app you build and publish to the Play Store	A real business automation you build and put into use
Good fit if you	Like building things people use in a browser	Want to make apps for phones specifically	Want practical results fast, without going deep into code

Pick a track. See the full outline.

Every module ends with something real, built by you. No topic shows up before you're ready for it.

Getting Started

0.5 week

How the internet actually works: DNS, HTTP requests, and how a page loads
Client vs server, in plain terms, and where your code will actually run
Installing and setting up VS Code with the right extensions
Command line basics: navigating folders, running commands
Setting up Git and creating your first repository
Reading the browser dev tools: inspecting elements, using the console

You'll build → Your first web page: a simple personal intro page with your name, a short bio, and a photo.

Web Foundations

2.5 weeks

Semantic HTML that's structured properly for accessibility and SEO
The CSS box model, positioning, and units (px, %, rem, vh/vw)
Flexbox for one-dimensional layouts, Grid for two-dimensional ones
Responsive design with media queries, built mobile-first
CSS variables and keeping a stylesheet organized as it grows
Basic typography, color choices, and simple transitions
Git branching, commits, and pushing changes to GitHub
Publishing a static site live with GitHub Pages

You'll build → A responsive multi-page portfolio website with a working contact form.

JavaScript Programming

3 weeks

Variables, data types, and operators
Functions, arrow functions, and how scope actually works
Loops, conditionals, and array/object methods like map, filter, reduce
Selecting and updating the DOM directly
Event listeners and handling clicks, typing, and form input
The Fetch API and working with promises and async/await
Handling errors properly with try/catch
Parsing JSON and working with data from outside your page

You'll build → An interactive dashboard that pulls live weather and news data from public APIs.

React & Component-Based UI

3 weeks

Why component-based frameworks exist, and how React differs from plain JS
JSX syntax and structuring components properly
Props, state, and the component lifecycle
useState and useEffect in real detail, not just the basics
Conditional rendering and rendering lists of data
Forms with controlled inputs and real validation
Multiple pages with React Router, including route parameters
Basic styling with CSS modules and Tailwind

You'll build → A product catalog app with search, filtering, and a working shopping cart.

Coding With AI Tools

1 week

How large language models actually generate code, and where they fall short
Prompting techniques that get you genuinely useful suggestions
Reading AI-generated code line by line before you use any of it
Common AI mistakes in React and JavaScript, and how to spot them
Using AI for debugging and refactoring existing code

You'll build → Two or three new features added to your catalog app, built faster with AI while you understand every line.

State Management with Context & Redux

1.5 weeks

Why passing props everywhere eventually becomes a problem
The Context API for sharing simple app-wide state
Redux basics: store, actions, and reducers
Writing a simple custom hook to reuse logic across components

You'll build → Global state added to your catalog app with Redux, so your cart stays in sync across every page.

Backend with Node & Express

2.5 weeks

Node.js basics and how the module system works
Setting up an Express server and defining routes
Middleware: what it does, and writing your own
RESTful API design principles
Handling requests, responses, and status codes correctly
Basic authentication: hashing passwords, sessions vs tokens

You'll build → A backend API for a simple booking app, with basic user roles for admins and customers.

Databases: MongoDB

1.5 weeks

NoSQL vs SQL, and when each one actually makes sense
Setting up a free MongoDB Atlas database
Modeling data with Mongoose schemas
CRUD operations and writing query filters
Relationships in NoSQL: embedding vs referencing documents

You'll build → A multi-user notes app where every note is saved and synced through a real database.

Databases: SQL Server

1.5 weeks

Relational database concepts: tables, keys, and normalization
Writing SQL: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements
JOINs, GROUP BY, and aggregate functions
Connecting SQL Server to a Node/Express backend
Choosing between SQL and NoSQL for a given project

You'll build → A small analytics dashboard that queries a relational database with joins and grouped reports.

Real-Time Features with WebSockets

1.5 weeks

How WebSockets differ from a regular HTTP request
Setting up Socket.io on both the client and the server
Sending live updates to more than one connected user
Handling a dropped connection without breaking the app

You'll build → A simple live chat widget that updates instantly for everyone connected.

Full-Stack Integration, Testing & Deployment

2.5 weeks

Connecting a React frontend to your own Express API
Managing auth tokens on the frontend: login state, protected routes
Writing basic tests with Jest for your most important functions
CORS, and why it exists
Deploying a backend (Render or Railway) and a frontend (Vercel or Netlify)
Connecting a live database once your app is online

You'll build → A task-management app with real user accounts, a live database, a few basic tests, and a public link.

Building Smarter, AI-Powered Features

1.5 weeks

Calling an AI API, like OpenAI's, safely from your backend
Keeping API keys private and never exposing them to the browser
Designing a simple, useful AI feature instead of a bolted-on chatbot
Handling AI errors and unpredictable responses gracefully

You'll build → One AI-powered feature, like smart search or suggestions, added to your task-management app.

Capstone Project

2.5 weeks

Scoping your own idea into a realistic, buildable project
Planning a feature list and a week-by-week timeline
Weekly checkpoints to keep the project on track
Polishing the UI, fixing bugs, and testing your own app properly
Final deployment and presenting the finished project

You'll build → Your own full-stack web app: planned, built, tested, and deployed by you, with one real AI feature.

13 modules5.5 months13 projects shipped25 live weeks

Getting Started

0.5 week

How Android apps run: APKs, the Android runtime, and activities
Installing Android Studio and setting up an SDK
Creating and running your first project on an emulator
Understanding the project structure: manifest, resources, source
Running an app on a physical device

You'll build → A "Hello World" app with a custom-styled welcome screen, running on a real emulator.

Kotlin Programming Fundamentals

2 weeks

Variables, val vs var, and Kotlin's basic types
Functions, default arguments, and lambda expressions
Control flow: if/when expressions, and loops
Null safety: nullable types, safe calls, and the elvis operator
Classes, objects, and constructors
Basic OOP: inheritance, interfaces, and data classes

You'll build → A unit converter app that handles several conversion types cleanly using Kotlin classes.

UI with Jetpack Compose

2.5 weeks

Declarative UI vs the old View system, and why Compose replaced it
Composable functions and how recomposition works
Layouts: Column, Row, Box, and using modifiers properly
Managing state with remember and mutableStateOf
Material Design components: buttons, text fields, cards
Theming: colors, typography, and shapes

You'll build → A nicely designed profile and settings screen with custom styling and simple animations.

Navigation & Multi-Screen Apps

1.5 weeks

Setting up Navigation Compose in a project
Defining routes and navigating between screens
Passing arguments between screens safely
Bottom navigation bars and tabs

You'll build → A multi-screen notes app you can navigate between, add to, and edit.

Local Storage: SQL, SQLite & Room

2 weeks

LazyColumn and LazyRow for efficient, smooth scrolling lists
SQL basics: tables, columns, and writing simple queries
SQLite as the database engine behind every Android app
Introduction to Room: entities, DAOs, and writing SQL-backed queries
A full CRUD flow done properly: create, read, update, delete

You'll build → An expense tracker app that saves every transaction locally using SQL queries through Room.

Coding With AI Tools

1 week

Using AI to scaffold new screens and boilerplate faster
Reading and correcting AI-generated Kotlin and Compose code
Common AI mistakes specific to Android, like deprecated APIs

You'll build → Two new features added to your expense tracker, built faster with AI assistance.

Coroutines & Asynchronous Programming

1.5 weeks

Why long-running work needs to happen off the main thread
Coroutine basics: launch, suspend functions, and scopes
StateFlow for keeping the UI updated as data changes
Handling errors in asynchronous code

You'll build → A refactor of your expense tracker so data loads and updates smoothly in the background.

Networking & APIs with Retrofit

2 weeks

Setting up Retrofit and defining API interfaces
Parsing JSON responses into Kotlin data classes
Handling loading, success, and error states properly in the UI
Adding search and pagination to a list of results

You'll build → A news reader app that pulls live articles from a public API, with search and pagination.

Firebase: Auth, Firestore & Notifications

2 weeks

Setting up a Firebase project and connecting it to your app
Firebase Authentication: email/password sign-in
Firestore: collections, documents, and real-time listeners
Sending your first push notification with Firebase Cloud Messaging

You'll build → A real-time chat app with user accounts and messages that update instantly for everyone.

App Architecture (MVVM) & Testing

2 weeks

Why architecture matters once an app starts growing
ViewModel, and surviving configuration changes like screen rotation
The repository pattern for separating data sources from UI
Writing a few basic unit tests for your ViewModels

You'll build → A clean MVVM refactor of your chat app, along with a small test suite covering the core logic.

AI-Powered Features in Android

1.5 weeks

Calling an AI API safely from an Android app
Designing an AI feature that fits naturally into the app's UI
Handling latency and errors gracefully so the UI doesn't freeze

You'll build → A smart-reply feature added to your chat app using an AI API.

Capstone: Build & Publish

2.5 weeks

Scoping your own app idea into a realistic feature set
Weekly checkpoints while you build it out
App icons, splash screens, and preparing store assets
Signing your app and publishing to the Google Play Store

You'll build → Your own Android app: planned, built, tested, and published to the Play Store.

12 modules5 months12 projects shipped20.5 live weeks

Getting Started with Automation

0.5 week

What automation actually solves for a business
Setting up your workspace, on n8n Cloud or self-hosted, whichever you prefer
Touring the editor: nodes, canvas, and executions

You'll build → Your first workflow: a webhook that sends you a Slack message when triggered.

n8n Fundamentals

1.5 weeks

Manual triggers, webhook triggers, and scheduled triggers
Connecting nodes and understanding how data flows between them
Reading execution logs and testing a workflow step by step

You'll build → An automated welcome-email workflow that runs whenever someone fills out a form.

Working with Data & Expressions

1.5 weeks

Understanding n8n's JSON data structure as it passes between nodes
Writing expressions to reference and transform data
Using the Set node to reshape data cleanly
The Function/Code node for logic expressions can't handle

You'll build → A workflow that cleans up and reformats messy spreadsheet data automatically.

Connecting Apps & APIs

2 weeks

The HTTP Request node: headers, methods, and query parameters
API authentication: API keys, Basic Auth, and OAuth2
Receiving data from other apps with webhooks
Reading API documentation to build your own custom integration

You'll build → A workflow that connects to a public API with no existing n8n integration, using the HTTP Request node.

Popular App Integrations

1.5 weeks

Google Sheets: reading, appending, and updating rows
Gmail and Google Drive nodes
Slack, Telegram, and WhatsApp notification nodes
Chaining multiple apps together into a single workflow

You'll build → A lead-capture workflow: a form submission goes to a Google Sheet and sends a Slack alert.

Logic, Loops & Error Handling

1.5 weeks

IF and Switch nodes for real decision-making inside a workflow
Looping over lists of items safely
Building a basic error workflow so failures don't go silent

You'll build → A support-ticket workflow that routes tickets by priority and handles errors gracefully.

Databases & SQL

1.5 weeks

SQL basics: tables, columns, and writing simple queries
Connecting workflows to a SQL database like Postgres or MySQL
Using Airtable as a lightweight alternative database
Reading, writing, and updating records automatically

You'll build → An inventory tracker that reads and updates records in a real SQL database automatically.

AI-Powered Automations

2 weeks

Wiring an OpenAI or other AI node into a workflow
Prompt design for consistent, repeatable output
Passing structured data in and out of an AI node

You'll build → An AI-powered responder that reads incoming messages and drafts a reply automatically.

Building AI Agents

1.5 weeks

What an AI agent is, and how it differs from a single AI call
Letting an agent call other nodes and tools when it needs to
Keeping an agent's behavior predictable and easy to debug

You'll build → A simple AI agent that can look up information and take a follow-up action on its own.

Scheduling, Monitoring & Deployment

1.5 weeks

Cron triggers for scheduled, recurring workflows
Monitoring executions and catching failures early
The basics of self-hosting n8n for everyday use

You'll build → A scheduled workflow that runs a daily report and emails it out automatically.

Capstone: A Full Business Automation

2 weeks

Mapping a real, messy manual process end to end
Weekly checkpoints while you build it out
Testing edge cases before turning a workflow on for real use

You'll build → Your own multi-step business automation, planned, built, and put into real use by you.

11 modules4 months11 workflows shipped17 live weeks

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