Programming Courses - Certifications
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Course Name: Java SE
- Duration: 60 Hours
- 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:
- Understanding Basic Syntax and Data Types
- Control Structures (Loops, Conditional Statements)
- Functions and Recursion
- Arrays and Pointers
- Structures and File Handling
- OOP concepts and STL
- Building small projects combining C and C++.
Course Name: Oracle
- Duration: 60 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:
- Java basics, syntax, and OOP concepts.
- Advanced Java (collections, multithreading, exception handling).
- JDBC and database integration.
- Final project and real-world applications.
Course Name: C#.Net
- Duration: 60 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:
- Python basics, syntax, and OOP concepts.
- Advanced Python (Libraries, FIle Handling, modules).
- Database integration.
- Final project and real-world applications.
Course Name: AWS
- Duration: 60 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:
- Python basics, syntax, and OOP concepts.
- Advanced Python (Libraries, FIle Handling, modules).
- Database integration.
- Final project and real-world applications.
Course Name: Outsystems
- Duration: 90 Hours
- Who Should Do This: Students preparing for competitive programming or technical interviews.
Programmers who want to enhance their problem-solving skills. - Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of any programming language (C, C++, Java, or Python).
Logical thinking and a basic understanding of algorithms - Career Options After Learning: Software Developer, Algorithm Engineer, Competitive Programmer, Technical Interview Coach.
- Road Map:
- Introduction to DSA: Why it matters in programming.
- Arrays, Strings, and Linked Lists.
- Basic Searching (Linear Search, Binary Search) and Sorting (Bubble Sort, Quick Sort).
- Stacks and Queues: Applications and implementations.
- Recursion: Understanding and solving problems recursively.
- Trees: Binary Trees, Binary Search Trees, and Tree Traversals.
- Graphs: Representation, BFS, DFS, and shortest path algorithms (Dijkstra’s, Floyd-Warshall).
- Advanced Searching and Sorting algorithms.
- Dynamic Programming: Problem-solving and memoization techniques.
- Hashing and Hashmaps.
- Advanced Data Structures: Tries, Heaps, Segment Trees, and Disjoint Set Union (DSU).
- Final Project: Solve a real-world problem using efficient algorithms and data structures.