Successful engineers know how to use the right programming languages, platforms and architectures to develop everything from computer games to network control systems. In addition to building their own systems, software engineers also test, improve and maintain software built by other engineers.
The program is organised into four tracks — Programming Languages, Web Programming, Java Specialist and .NET Specialist — and every track ends with an assignment and project.
What You'll Learn
Programming logic and techniques with C and C++
Web pages with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap
Core Java and Advance Java with an Oracle database
.NET development with VB.NET, C#.NET and ASP.NET
Database work with SQL Server
An assignment and project at the end of every track
Curriculum
Programming Logic & Techniques
C Programming
C++ Programming
Assignment & Project
Internet Operation
HTML, CSS
JavaScript
Bootstrap
Adobe Photoshop
Assignment & Project
Oracle
Core Java
Advance Java
Assignment & Project
VB.NET
C#.NET
ASP.NET & IIS
SQL Server
Assignment & Project
Tools & Technologies
CC++HTMLCSSJavaScriptBootstrapPhotoshopOracleCore JavaAdvance JavaVB.NETC#.NETASP.NETSQL Server
Career Outcomes
Web Programmer
Software Developer
System Programmer
Database Designer
Full Stack Developer
Project Manager
Who This Course Is For
Eligibility: 12th Pass / Appeared
School and college students strengthening fundamentals
Anyone preparing for placement coding rounds
Career changers who want a solid first programming course
Course FAQs
Python for ease and versatility, Java for placements and enterprise work, C/C++ for academics and strong fundamentals. We advise you at admission.
Yes, many students take a second language at a discounted combined fee.
It builds the foundation. Most students follow it with Full Stack, Data or Testing to become fully job-ready.