
- Lessons: 59
- Duration: 34 weeks
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Become a Software Developer in just 36 weeks!
Are you ready for a new career? The EPIC College of Technology’s Software Development Diploma Program may be just what you are looking for.
With the increasing complexity of software systems and the growing reliance on applications, there is an increasing the need from organizations for skilled and experienced software developers with the understanding and techniques required to develop and maintain these software systems.
The Software Development Diploma program introduces students to various programming aspects of software development and builds fundamental understanding of programming practices, functions and processes. The program mainly emphasizes on building logical and technical skills that helps in efficient software development and understanding.
Students master their competences through team projects assignments, exercises and decision making challenges. As a result they develop innovative and critical thinking abilities. They also build analytic, decision-making, problem solving and communication skills that are crucially important to software professionals.
Curriculum
- 8 Sections
- 59 Lessons
- 34 Weeks
- 1. Basic of Programming7 Items
- 2. Operating system fundamentals6 Items
- 3. Fundamentals of computer Networks6 Items
- 4. Foundation of programming (C++)7 Items
- 5. Objects Oriented programming using Java7 Items
- 6. Object Oriented Analysis and design Using UML6 Items
- 7. Cross Platform GUI Programming using QT and C++7 Items
- 8. Project Management13 Items
- 9.1Introduction, production life cycle and management processes
- 9.2Initiating a project
- 9.3Project scope planning
- 9.4Project scheduling and budgeting
- 9.5Planning project integration
- 9.6Executing a project
- 9.7Monitoring & controlling a project part I
- 9.8Monitoring and controlling a project part 2
- 9.9Closing a project
- 9.10Negotiating
- 9.11Law for project managers
- 9.12Soft issues in project management
- 9.13Course overview
