In this exercise, you'll build a calculator app that lets you perform simple math operations on two numbers. Here's what you need to build.

1. Introduction to AngularJS
2. Course Objectives
3. Should you learn Angular 1 or 2?
4. Course Prerequisites
5. HTML, CSS and JS What you need to know
6. Why do we need Client Side Frameworks?
7. The Key To Thinking In Angular
8. Declarative vs Imperative Programming
9. How an Angular Application Works
10. Software Required
11. Your First Angular Application
12. Initializing and using variables
13. Recap Of Three Directives
14. Introducing Scope
15. ngBind and Angular Expressions
16. Introducing the Angular Controller
17. Creating and Using Angular Modules
18. Controller Summary
19. Dependency Injection And Scope
20. Coding Exercise
21. Exercise Solution
22. ngClick and data binding
23. Two Way Data Binding
24. More Input Controls with ngModel
25. Nested Controllers and Scope Hierarchy
26. Using ControllerAs Syntax
27. Calculator App Exercise
28. Watch Me Code The Calculator App
29. ngShow and ngHide
30. Looping with ngRepeat
31. Scopes in ngRepeat
32. Angular Modules
33. Using an External Module
34. Coding Exercise Todo App
35. Watch Me Code The Todo App 1
36. Watch Me Code The Todo App 2
37. Next Steps

This course is an introduction to the Angular 1.x framework. It is a very intuitive introduction to why AngularJS is important and how it can facilitate your single-page web application development, in just 37 concise video tutorials.

Learn to code client side applications in Angular. Get a deep understanding of the fundamental concepts and learn to 'think' in AngularJS.