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Course Name: Programming in C & C++

  • Duration: 60 Hours each
  • Who Should Do This: Beginners interested in programming or students planning to dive into computer science and anyone interested in starting with structured programming.
  • Prerequisites: None. Logical thinking is a plus.
  • Career Options After Learning: Junior Programmer, Software Tester, Embedded Systems Developer.
  • Road Map:
    1. Understanding Basic Syntax and Data Types
    2. Control Structures (Loops, Conditional Statements)
    3. Functions and Recursion
    4. Arrays and Pointers
    5. Structures and File Handling
    6. OOP concepts and STL
    7. Building small projects combining C and C++.

Course Name: Programming in JAVA

  • Duration: 90 Hours
  • Who Should Do This: Anyone interested in developing scalable applications or Android apps
  • Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of programming concepts
  • Career Options After Learning: Java Developer, Android Developer, Backend Developer.
  • Road Map:
    1. Java basics, syntax, and OOP concepts.
    2. Advanced Java (collections, multithreading, exception handling).
    3. JDBC and database integration.
    4. Final project and real-world applications.

Course Name: Programming in Python

  • Duration: 90 Hours
  • Who Should Do This: Beginners and professionals interested in data analysis, web development, or AI/ML.
  • Prerequisites: None.
  • Career Options After Learning: Python Developer, Data Analyst, AI Engineer.
  • Road Map:
    1. Python basics, syntax, and OOP concepts.
    2. Advanced Python (Libraries, FIle Handling, modules).
    3. Database integration.
    4. Final project and real-world applications.

Course Name: Programming using C#.Net

  • Duration: 90 Hours
  • Who Should Do This: Students or professionals looking to develop Windows applications, games, or web applications using .NET Framework. Developers interested in working with Microsoft technologies like ASP.NET or .NET Core.
  • Prerequisites: Basic programming knowledge. Familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts is a plus.
  • Career Options After Learning: .NET Developer, Game Developer (Unity with C#),Backend Developer, Windows Application Developer
  • Road Map:
    1. Introduction to .NET Framework and C# Basics: Variables, data types, control statements, loops, and functions.
    2. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
    3. Collections and Generics in C#.
    4. Exception handling and file I/O operations.
    5. Delegates, events, and lambda expressions.
    6. Windows Forms and WPF for desktop applications.
    7. Building and deploying a complete project.