Essential for beginners or candidates who plan a career change.
We have found that every person is different as to their knowledge base of software development fundamentals. To eleviate the sometimes wide gap in basics between the participants we have customised a learning pathway with access to pluralsight (3 months subscription included) in order to help you get to a level that sees you able to undertake the Job Ready Programme of your choice. The Bootcamp Programme – Stage 1 Preparation is a self-study programme, so you can study in your time that fits around your lifestyle. Included in your Bootcamp Programme is also:
- IC Portal:Β Β Access to our Industry Connect portal and our companion app.
- Training Material:Β Β Access to curated training material and Industry Connect Videos for Beginners.
- Question Hub:Β Β Full access to our online Question Hub.
- Mentoring Consultation (3 hours): Β Either 6 x 1/2 hour consults or 3 x 1 hour consults with one of our senior developers for advice on what you have learnt, clarification and directions.
Face to Face Live Meeting via Zoom
CHOOSE:
a) 1 hour consultation; or
b) Β½ hour consultation.
The topics covered in Programming Bootcamp (Stage 1 – Preparation) are:
OOP, C#, .Net Overview, C# Fundamentals, Delegate, Lambda Expression and Linq
Entity Framework, Database design, SQL Server Function and Stored Procedure
Web Development, HTML, CSS, Javascript
***When you are confident that you have the fundamentals of software development then you will complete a mini project as an assessment for qualifying to move onto the job ready programme of choice.
Why learn C#
C# is easier to learn.
C# is popular, productive & powerful.
C# could get you a job more quickly in local market.
C# developers get paid higher due to skill shortage.
There are more jobs for C# skills.
Why learn Web App with ASP.NET/MVC
Too many jobs for ASP.NET/MVC. It cannot be ignored!
It is very popular web development architecture.
It forces developers to understand HTTP & HTML.
Developers get paid higher due to ASP.NET/MVC skill shortage.
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