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I currently don’t have the ability to create and download PowerPoint presentations directly, but I can guide you step-by-step to create one based on the format I provided.

Here’s how to create the PowerPoint presentation:

1. Open PowerPoint

Open Microsoft PowerPoint (or any other PPT software you’re using).

2. Slide 1: Title Slide

  • Title: Front End Development
  • Subtitle: Bootstrap Workshop
  • Include additional text such as:
    • Duration: 2 Days
    • Instructor: Assistant Professor ABC
  • You can also add an image related to Bootstrap or Front-End Development.

3. Slide 2: Course Overview

  • Title: Course Overview
  • Add a bullet point list with the objective of the workshop:
    • Learn to use Bootstrap for creating responsive, mobile-first web pages.
    • Understand and apply Bootstrap’s pre-built components for streamlined development.

4. Slide 3: Course Outcome

  • Title: Course Outcome
  • Add a bullet point list with the skills to be gained:
    • Ability to design responsive layouts using the Bootstrap grid system.
    • Efficiently utilize Bootstrap components like navigation, forms, buttons, cards, modals, and alerts.

5. Slide 4: Agenda Overview

  • Title: Agenda Overview
  • Bullet points:
    • Overview or Introduction to Bootstrap
    • Bootstrap Grid System
    • Bootstrap Components
      • Navigation Components
      • Forms
      • Buttons
      • Cards
      • Modals
      • Alerts

6. Slide 5: Introduction to Bootstrap

  • Title: Introduction to Bootstrap
  • Include content:
    • What is Bootstrap?
    • Importance of Bootstrap in web development.
    • Mention that Bootstrap is a front-end framework that helps create responsive websites quickly with a grid system, pre-built components, and utility classes.

7. Slide 6: Bootstrap Grid System

  • Title: Bootstrap Grid System
  • Key points:
    • Explanation of how the grid system works (containers, rows, columns).
    • Creating multi-column layouts using the grid system.

8. Slide 7: Bootstrap Components

  • Title: Bootstrap Components
  • Mention that Bootstrap offers many components that help in making development faster:
    • Navigation, Forms, Buttons, Cards, Modals, and Alerts.

9. Slide 8: Navigation Components

  • Title: Navigation Components
  • Bullet points:
    • Navbar: Creating responsive navigation bars.
    • Breadcrumbs: Navigating through hierarchical content.

10. Slide 9: Forms in Bootstrap

  • Title: Forms in Bootstrap
  • Bullet points:
    • Styling forms with Bootstrap.
    • Explanation of various form controls like input fields, checkboxes, and radio buttons.

11. Slide 10: Buttons in Bootstrap

  • Title: Buttons in Bootstrap
  • Key points:
    • Types of buttons.
    • Customizing button colors, sizes, and shapes.
    • Using button groups and button toolbar.

12. Slide 11: Cards in Bootstrap

  • Title: Cards in Bootstrap
  • Bullet points:
    • What are cards?
    • Creating flexible and customizable content blocks using cards.
    • Example of a card layout with images, text, and links.

13. Slide 12: Modals in Bootstrap

  • Title: Modals in Bootstrap
  • Bullet points:
    • Using modals for pop-ups and dialogs.
    • Customizing modals with header, body, and footer sections.

14. Slide 13: Alerts in Bootstrap

  • Title: Alerts in Bootstrap
  • Key points:
    • Types of alerts: success, warning, danger.
    • How to create dismissible alerts.

15. Slide 14: Hands-On Practice

  • Title: Hands-On Practice
  • Key points:
    • Apply learned concepts by building a responsive page with Bootstrap.
    • Encourage participants to create their own layouts using Bootstrap.

16. Slide 15: Q&A / Discussion

  • Title: Q&A / Discussion
  • Leave space for any questions or discussions on specific topics participants may want to explore further.

17. Slide 16: Conclusion

  • Title: Conclusion
  • Key points:
    • Recap of what was learned.
    • Encourage further learning or exploring advanced Bootstrap features.

Additional Tips:

  • Images: Consider adding images or screenshots where appropriate (e.g., Bootstrap logo, examples of Bootstrap components).
  • Design: Use simple and clean slide designs that align with the theme of development and Bootstrap.
  • Interactive elements: On some slides (like Hands-On Practice), you could include interactive examples or code snippets.

This should help you create a structured and professional PowerPoint presentation. Let me know if you need further assistance!

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