Course Information
SDNS-06 Advanced Coding
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Number of courses to complete: 4 courses
Number of instructional hours to complete: 235 hours
Certification eligibility: Professional Software Development, IEEE Computer Science
Java Programming (75 Hours): Unlock the potential of Java programming through an extensive course covering foundational concepts to advanced topics. From object-oriented programming principles to graphical user interface development, students comprehensively understand Java’s capabilities. By exploring inheritance, layout management, and event handling, students develop the skills necessary to build robust Java applications.
Software Life Cycle (50 Hours): Gain insight into the intricacies of software development and project management, from terminology and life cycle methodologies to core processes. Through hands-on practice with project management tools and techniques, students develop a solid understanding of PMBOK principles, preparing them for successful project management roles in the digital realm.
DevSecOps (75 Hours): Dive deep into the world of DevSecOps, where security meets development in a seamless integration process. Students learn to embed security practices into every development lifecycle stage by exploring APIs, containerization, and automation techniques. With an emphasis on continuous integration and security testing, students emerge equipped to build resilient and secure software systems.
Software Capstone (35 Hours): Undertake a comprehensive project assignment that applies DevSecOps principles to a real-world scenario or hypothetical case study. Students deepen their understanding and practical application of DevSecOps concepts by conducting interviews, research, and developing resources. This culminating experience equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to implement DevSecOps practices effectively in their current or future roles.
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