Course Details

  • Course Code: USMG19CTB
  • Location: Online
  • Duration: 55 hours
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  • Qualification: All modern browsers and devices

Further Details

  • Course Access: Online
  • Exams Included: Yes
  • Compatibility: All modern browsers and devices

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Course Modules/Lessons

Web Applications for Beginners Certification

Module 1 : Web Applications Overview

  • What a web application is and how it works with browsers and servers
  • The different types of web applications that one can build for the Web
  • The main difference between a website and web application
  • The main difference between a traditional software application and a web application

Module 2 : Lifecycle Models and Development Process Stages

  • What the three main components of any web application are
  • What the difference between front and back end code is
  • What the purpose of a database in a web app is
  • What the two main development methodologies are, and their differences

Module 3 : Feature Definition, Wireframing and Planning

  • How to start defining the features and technical requirements for your app
  • The main questions you need to ask when defining the purpose and audience
  • What wireframes are and why they are an important step in web app development
  • The purpose of the Unified Modelling Language (UML) and how it can help you create a model flow for your app

Module 4 : Front end basics overview

  • What a front end is and the languages used for building front end code
  • How you can use the latest version of HTML to create a front end structure using semantic markup tags
  • How to define a web app layout using HTML elements
  • How to create an external style sheet for the styling code and import it into the HTML document

Module 5 : Choosing a suitable front end framework for your web app

  • How to create an external JavaScript file
  • How to use JavaScript script tags and functions to add features to your app
  • What JavaScript frameworks are and why is it good practice to use them
  • Which the most popular JavaScript frameworks are and their differences

Module 6 : User Interface, User Experience and Material Design

  • What User Interface is and how it is different from User Experience
  • What the basic guidelines for User Interfaces are
  • What the key practices are that can help your design look modern and aesthetic
  • What a design language is and how it is used by web app designers

Module 7: Data modelling and database using SQL

  • What a database is and the three main concepts of entities, attributes and relationships between them
  • The two main types of databases based on the type of information you will store in them
  • How a relational database works and the concepts of a record, primary and foreign key in the context of a database table
  • What normalisation is and why it is important when creating queries to the database

Module 8: Backend Frameworks

  • The key components of a back end for a web application
  • What middleware is in the context of the back end to front end relationship
  • The advantages of Java as a language for back end development
  • Why Python is the biggest rival to Java for back end development

Module 9 : AngularJS Front end Implementation

  • How to set up your project folder when starting the front end of a web app
  • How to quickly setup a MySQL database and how to fill it with data
  • How to use the AngularJS framework to speed up the front end coding process
  • How to build the HTML structure of your app and link AngularJS code to HTML elements

Module 10 : PHP Back End Implementation

  • How to effectively utilise CSS styles to the front end built with HTML
  • What the CSS Box is, including the concepts of borders, padding and margins
  • How to create code for the back end using AngularJS and PHP
  • How to utilise AngularJS templates and data binding to achieve a near-OOP style

Coding For Beginners Certification

Module 1: Evolution of Computers and Coding

  • How codes and ciphers were used throughout history to hide sensitive information
  • How cryptography played an important role in the evolution of coding
  • Who the British pioneers were that had the most influence on the development of modern computers
  • What role World War II played in the advancement of technology and computing

Module 2: Getting ready to code

  • The difference between data, information and knowledge in the context of writing proper code
  • How to differentiate between a high-level and low-level programming language
  • What syntax and semantics have got to do with coding languages
  • How to install and do interactive coding using Python’s built-in interpreter program

Module 3: Mathematics Basics

  • The reasons why mathematics is so important for coders
  • What are numbers, and the difference in number systems
  • How to convert numbers from binary to decimal and the other way round
  • What fundamental components does every computer have under the hood

Module 4: Variables & Data Types

  • What variables are in coding and how they are used to store values in computer programs
  • What data types are and how they are used to give instructions to machines
  • How to assign primitive data types to real life values, use them in your code and their role as fundamental building blocks
  • What the various complex types of data are and what they are useful for

Module 5: Working with variables using operators and data type conversion

  • What operators and operands are and how to use them to conduct computational operations
  • The difference between the major type of operators and the proper code syntax you should use when working with them
  • What boolean algebra is and how to perform logical operations using truth tables
  • How to convert data types using special methods that are part of the way operators work

Module 6: Controlling the flow of code using conditional statements and loops

  • What flow control is and the multiple mechanisms by which you can direct the execution of your code
  • What branching and conditionals are and how to use IF, ELSE and ELIF statements as testing conditions
  • What loops are and how to create a loop using FOR and WHILE statements
  • Which keywords you should use inside conditional statements and loops to maintain the flow of code

Module 7: Working with Built-in and User-defined Functions

  • What built-in functions are and how to use them in order to save time and write better code
  • How to print the results from your code on the computer screen using built-in print function
  • What user-defined functions are and how to define and call your own functions in Python
  • What arguments and scopes are as well as the difference between local and global scopes

Module 8: Organising code into modules and packages

  • Why code organisation is important for the quality of your code and how to organise your program
  • What nested functions are and how functions can be used to create other functions
  • What Lambda calculus is and how to implement Lambda expressions using anonymous functions
  • What a module is, how to import modules and reference their specific functions across a program and what the Standard Library Modules are

Module 9: Creating Object Oriented programs using classes and instances

  • What Object Oriented Programming is and why it is such an important coding paradigm
  • The four fundamental principles of object orientation and how are they implemented in coding languages
  • The difference between what a class, instance and object are, as well as how to define them in your code
  • How to use methods to modify an object and its data and how methods allow us to reference objects in object oriented coding

Module 10: Reusing code by inheritance, external files and third-party packages

  • How to implement inheritance in your programs, and what are its advantages over traditional ways of coding
  • What multiple inheritance is as well as its practical implementation in a real-life example
  • How to read data from external files such as text files and how to make your program write the data from the program to a text file
  • How to utilise third-party packages written by other people and the importance of reusing code

Introduction to Cloud Computing Certification

Introduction to Cloud Computing

Introduction to Gaining a Cisco Certification

Introduction to Gaining a Cisco Certification

IT Level 2 Certification

IT Level 2

Level 1 HTML & CSS Certification

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Basic Tools, Information & Terminology

Module 03: Activity – Create a Website from Scratch with Text

Module 04: Activity Solution – Review

Module 05: A Look at Common HTML5 Tags

Module 06: Using Elements – The Building Blocks of Web Creation

Module 07: Activity – Create a Website with Header Tags, Text & Code Comments

Module 08: Activity Solution – Review

Module 09: A Look at CSS

Module 10: The Basics of CSS

Module 11: Activity – Adding CSS Properties to Tags in Your Website

Module 12: Activity Solution – Review

Module 13: A Look at Lists & Links

Module 14: Unordered Lists, Ordered Lists, Hyperlinks & Attributes

Module 15: Activity – Create a Website to Include Lists and Links

Module 16: Activity Solution – Review

Module 17: A Look at Images in HTML5

Module 18: Adding Images to Your Website – The img Tag

Module 19: Activity – Create a Multi Web Page Website to Include Images

Module 20: Activity Solution – Review

Module 21: A Look at How to Use Tables for Data

Module 22: Using the Table Tag to Display Data Clearly

Module 23: Activity – Create a Simple Website That Includes Tables

Module 24: Activity Solution – Review

Module 25: A Look at Webforms

Module 26: Building a Webform

Module 27: Activity – Create a Website to include a Form (Sign-Up Page)

Module 28: Activity Solution – Review

Introduction to AWS Certification

Introduction to AWS

Level 2 HTML 5 Certification

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: HTML5 Specialist Designation

Module 03: Creating an HTML5 Page

Module 04: Tool Suites

Module 05: The Basic Document Structure

Module 06: Tag Anatomy

Module 07: Coding Text Output – Section Introduction

Module 08: Paragraph Tags

Module 09: Break Tags

Module 10: Pre Tags for Preformatted Text

Module 11: Heading Tags

Module 12: List Tags – Ordered & Unordered

Module 13: Block Quote Tags

Module 14: Formatting Tags Various – To Change Text

Module 15: Code Tags

Module 16: Containers – Elements That Hold Content

Module 17: Hyperlinks – Section Introduction

Module 18: Internal Links

Module 19: External Links

Module 20: Target Attributes – To Control Where Links Appear

Module 21: Named Anchors (Bookmarks)

Module 22: Rich Internet Application (RIA) – Section Introduction

Module 23: Image Tags – How to Add & Adjust Images

Module 24: How to Create Image Links

Module 25: Image Measurement – Pixels & Width of Object

Module 26: Responsive Images

Module 27: Adding Audio

Module 28: Adding Videos

Module 29: Tables – Section Introduction

Module 30: How to Create a Basic Table

Module 31: Table Borders – To Organise Data

Module 32: Table Width – Specification & Adjustment

Module 33: Improving & Enhancing Your Tables

Module 34: Tables for Complex Data

Module 35: Embedding a Video/Document Using iFrame

Module 36: Adding a Table Caption – To Provide Additional Information for the User

Module 37: How to Create Usable Forms for Good Conversions – Section Introduction

Module 38: Form Tags – Creating Initial Form Boundaries for User Interaction

Module 39: Obtaining User Information on Form

Module 40: Using Input Tags to Prevent Problematic Input by Users

Module 41: Capturing Correct User Data

Module 42: Submitting the Form to the Server

Module 43: Generic Button Customisation

Module 44: Dates & Calendar Control

Module 45: Input Type Number

Module 46: Field Set Tag – For Grouping Related Form Elements

Module 47: Professional Coding Techniques – Section Introduction

Module 48: Comment Your Code

Module 49: How to Use Metatags – Providing Metadata about the HTML Document

Module 50: A Look at JavaScript in HTML

Module 51: Tips for Search Engine Indexing

Module 52: How to Apply Colour

Module 53: A Look at Application Programming Interface (API)

Module 54: The Canvas API – Drawing

Module 55: CSS – Section Introduction

Module 56: How to Insert CSS Style Sheets

Module 57: CSS Selectors – Points to the HTML Element You Want to Style

Module 58: Typography Styling

Module 60: Creating a Float Point Layout for Compex Layouts

Module 59: Understanding the Box Model in CSS

Module 61: Responsive Design – Section Introduction

Module 62: How to Identify Responsive Designs – Example

Module 63: The Get Skeleton Framework

Module 64: Using the Viewport Megatag – To Control the Layout in Browsers

Module 65: Course Conclusion

Level 1 Python Certification

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Using the Shell Window

Module 03: Writing Code in the Editor Window

Module 04: Executing Python on the Command Line

Module 05: Output – Section Introduction

Module 06: The Print () Function

Module 07: Separators and New Lines

Module 08: Variables – Section Introduction

Module 09: Variable Assignment

Module 10: Number Variables – Int, Float & Complex

Module 11: String Variables

Module 12: Substrings & Concatenation

Module 13: Variables with Lists, Tuples & Dictionaries

Module 14: Operators – Section Introduction

Module 15: Mathematical Operators

Module 16: Order of Operations

Module 17: Comparison Operators

Module 18: Logical Operators

Module 19: Code Branching – Section Introduction

Module 20: Simple If Statements

Module 21: If… Else Statements

Module 22: Nested If Statements

Module 23: Ternary Operator

Module 24: Loops – Section Introduction

Module 25: While Loops

Module 26: For Loops

Module 27: Nested Loops

Module 28: Break & Continue Statements

Module 29: Math Functions – Section Introduction

Module 30: Casting Functions

Module 31: Mathematical Functions

Module 32: Random Functions

Module 33: String Functions – Section Introduction

Module 34: A Look at Strings for – capitalise(), center() and count()

Module 35: A look at Strings for – find(), isalpha() and isdigit()

Module 36: A Look at Strings for – join(), len() and split()

Module 37: Tuples & Dictionaries – Section Introduction

Module 38: Creating Tuples

Module 39: Accessing Values in Tuples

Module 40: Lists & Tuple Functions

Module 41: Declaring a Dictionary

Module 42: Accessing & Editing Values in Dictionaries

Module 43: Dictionary Functions

Module 44: Time & Date – Section Introduction

Module 45: The Time Tuple

Module 46: The Calendar

Module 47: Time & Calendar Functions

Module 48: Custom Python Functions – Section Introduction

Module 49: Defining & Calling a Simple Function

Module 50: Required Argument Functions

Module 51: Keyword Argument Functions

Module 52: Default Function Arguments

Module 53: Return Statement

Module 54: Creating & Consuming Python Modules

Module 55: Input/Output – Section Introduction

Module 56: Reading Keyboard Inputs

Module 57: Reading an External Text File

Module 58: Writing an External Text File

Module 59: More with Python – Section Introduction

Module 60: Handling Exceptions

Module 61: Web Server Coding

Module 62: Processing Form Data in Python

Module 63: Conclusion

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    Once you have completed all of the modules there is a 30 (multiple choice) question test. The questions will be on a range of topics found within the modules. The test, like the course, is online and can be taken a time and location of your choosing.

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