Oct 6 - Setup & Prerequisites: Install Flutter, IDE setup, first project
Oct 7 - Flutter Fundamentals (Part 1): Dart basics, main(), runApp(), Widgets overview
Oct 8 - Flutter Fundamentals (Part 2): Variables, functions, loops, classes, null safety
Oct 9 - Core Widgets & UI (Part 1): Text, Image, Row, Column, Container
Oct 10 - Core Widgets & UI (Part 2): Stack, ListView, GridView, Forms
Oct 13 - Styling & Design: Themes, Colors, Fonts, Custom Widgets
Oct 14 - State Management (Part 1): setState, StatefulWidget, simple reactive UI
Oct 15 - State Management (Part 2): Provider, GetX basics, Bloc intro
Oct 16 - Navigation & Routing: Navigator 1.0 & 2.0, Named Routes, Passing Data
Oct 17 - Data Handling (Part 1): JSON parsing, API calls, http package
Oct 20 - Data Handling (Part 2): Local storage, SharedPreferences, SQLite
Oct 21 - Common Patterns: MVC, MVVM, Repository pattern, Code organization
Oct 22 - Testing & Debugging: Unit tests, Widget tests, Debugging techniques
Oct 23 - Deployment: Android/iOS builds, signing, Play Store/App Store
Oct 24 - Review & Mini Project: Build small app integrating all topics

Studying a Flutter course equips a student with the skills to build modern, high-performance mobile applications for both Android and iOS using a single codebase. It teaches core programming concepts, UI design, state management, data handling, and deployment practices, all of which are highly valued in the tech industry. Learning Flutter not only enhances problem-solving and coding skills but also opens career opportunities in app development, freelancing, and startups, while empowering students to turn ideas into real, functional apps efficiently and creatively.