Week 1–2: Getting Started with Dart
Set Up Environment: Install Dart SDK and IDE (VS Code / IntelliJ).
Basic Syntax: Learn variables, constants, data types, operators.
Control Flow: Master if, else, loops (for, while, do-while).
Functions: Parameters, return types, scope, and anonymous functions.
Week 3–4: Core Dart Concepts
Collections: Lists, Sets, Maps, and iteration.
Null Safety: Understanding nullable and non-nullable types.
Error Handling: Exceptions (try, catch, finally).
Dart Packages: Using pub.dev to add and manage packages.
Week 5–6: Object-Oriented Programming in Dart
Classes & Objects: Constructors, fields, methods.
Inheritance: extends, super, and method overriding.
Mixins & Abstract Classes: Reusable code and abstraction.
Encapsulation: Private members and getters/setters.
Week 7–8: Advanced Dart Features
Generics: Writing reusable and type-safe code.
Asynchronous Programming: Future, async, await, and Streams.
Functional Style: Higher-order functions, map, filter, reduce.
Isolates: Concurrency in Dart.
Week 9–10: Practical Projects & Tools
Command-Line Apps: Build small CLI apps with Dart.
Unit Testing: Learn test package for writing test cases.
Linting & Formatting: Use dart analyze and dart format.
Version Control: Practice with Git & GitHub.
Week 11–12: Dart with Flutter (Optional but Highly Recommended)
Flutter Basics: Widgets, UI design, and state management.
Integration: Use Dart skills to power Flutter apps.
Mini Project: Build a simple mobile/web app with Dart & Flutter.
By following this structured 12-week path, students will gain a solid understanding of Dart—from the basics of syntax to advanced concepts like asynchronous programming and isolates. Along the way, they’ll develop problem-solving skills, build practical projects, and be prepared to transition into Flutter development. Whether the goal is mobile app creation, backend development, or exploring cross-platform opportunities, mastering Dart provides a powerful foundation for future success.
