IT for beginners | IT for dummies | IT for non-IT

IT for beginners | IT for dummies | IT for non-IT, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.43, with 32 lectures, 1 quizzes, based on 3002 reviews, and has 15204 subscribers.

You will learn about Have a good understanding of the basics of IT Improve their communication about IT and software development Understand how an application is built up Know the difference between frontend and backend Know when something is a frontend or a backend issue Understand databases and have seen some database management systems Understand cloud and IoT Know what roles there are in the IT field This course is ideal for individuals who are People that need to know more about IT, but have a non-technical or non-IT background or People that want to explore whether a career switch to IT is interesting for them It is particularly useful for People that need to know more about IT, but have a non-technical or non-IT background or People that want to explore whether a career switch to IT is interesting for them.

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Summary

Title: IT for beginners | IT for dummies | IT for non-IT

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.43

Number of Lectures: 32

Number of Quizzes: 1

Number of Published Lectures: 32

Number of Published Quizzes: 1

Number of Curriculum Items: 38

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 38

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Have a good understanding of the basics of IT
Improve their communication about IT and software development
Understand how an application is built up
Know the difference between frontend and backend
Know when something is a frontend or a backend issue
Understand databases and have seen some database management systems
Understand cloud and IoT
Know what roles there are in the IT field

Who Should Attend

People that need to know more about IT, but have a non-technical or non-IT background
People that want to explore whether a career switch to IT is interesting for them

Target Audiences

People that need to know more about IT, but have a non-technical or non-IT background
People that want to explore whether a career switch to IT is interesting for them

At work they often talk about APIs, frontend, backend, application design and all sorts of technical terms, assuming that you know what this is. And maybe you even do know what this is to manage basic conversations, without truly understanding it(pun intended). Would you like to know more about IT? This course will teach the basic concepts of IT in easy language.

After this course you will:

– Understand the IT landscape

– Know how software is built up

– Have a basic understanding of what code looks like

– Understand the software development process

– Know what roles are common in the software development field

This course if for:

– Anyone with a non-IT background that is working in an IT environment

– Non-technical people that communicate with IT professionals a lot

– Anyone that wants to understand more about the basics of IT

This course is notfor:

– People with a lot of IT experience

– People that hope to learn programming in this course (though it is a good course to take before learning how to program)

If there are any topics that you’d like to have discussed as well, or that you want to have more in-depth knowledge of, please let me know and I’d love to add them to this course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Let me introduce myself + course outline

Chapter 2: The IT landscape

Lecture 1: Introduction to the IT landscape: learning goals and overview

Lecture 2: What is IT?

Lecture 3: Hardware and network

Lecture 4: Software applications and software development

Lecture 5: Project management

Lecture 6: Security and compliancy

Chapter 3: Roles / jobs in the IT landscape

Lecture 1: Introduction to roles in the IT landscape

Lecture 2: Developers

Lecture 3: Software architects

Lecture 4: Testers

Lecture 5: UX designers

Lecture 6: Business Analysts

Lecture 7: Project managers

Lecture 8: Scrum master

Lecture 9: Product Owner

Lecture 10: Security engineer / Cyber security professional

Lecture 11: Network engineers

Lecture 12: System administrators

Chapter 4: Software applications and software development

Lecture 1: Introduction to software: learning goals and overview

Lecture 2: What is programming?

Lecture 3: How are software applications built up?

Lecture 4: Frontend vs Backend

Lecture 5: Databases

Lecture 6: MySQL demo + solution to database exercise

Lecture 7: Client-server model

Lecture 8: Cloud

Lecture 9: IoT (Internet of Things)

Lecture 10: What different programming languages are there?

Lecture 11: Different stages in developing software

Lecture 12: Methodologies/frameworks for developing software: scrum, devops and waterfall

Chapter 5: Quiz and get certified

Lecture 1: How to get certified and acknowledged

Instructors

Maaike van Putten
Software developer & IT trainer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 33 votes
2 stars: 83 votes
3 stars: 447 votes
4 stars: 1125 votes
5 stars: 1314 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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