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Jumpstart Your Software Development Career

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Jumpstart Your Software Development Career, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 41 lectures, 8 quizzes, based on 12 reviews, and has 112 subscribers.

You will learn about Impress interviewers or your current employer with non-technical knowledge and skills that are typically only gained with years of experience Pursue your career with intention having the skills to help you choose the employment type, organization size/type, and technologies that you are best suited for Understand the SDLC and software development project roles and responsibilities Provide high-quality project and task estimates Write conceptual, high-level, and detailed functional software requirements in the most popular formats Participate on projects employing waterfall or agile methodologies with a solid understanding of your role as a professional software developer This course is ideal for individuals who are Developers just starting out in their career who wish to increase their confidence, gain a competitive edge over their peers, and increase their value to the organizations they work for. It is particularly useful for Developers just starting out in their career who wish to increase their confidence, gain a competitive edge over their peers, and increase their value to the organizations they work for.

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Summary

Title: Jumpstart Your Software Development Career

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Quizzes: 8

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Published Quizzes: 8

Number of Curriculum Items: 49

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 49

Original Price: $89.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Impress interviewers or your current employer with non-technical knowledge and skills that are typically only gained with years of experience
  • Pursue your career with intention having the skills to help you choose the employment type, organization size/type, and technologies that you are best suited for
  • Understand the SDLC and software development project roles and responsibilities
  • Provide high-quality project and task estimates
  • Write conceptual, high-level, and detailed functional software requirements in the most popular formats
  • Participate on projects employing waterfall or agile methodologies with a solid understanding of your role as a professional software developer

Who Should Attend

  • Developers just starting out in their career who wish to increase their confidence, gain a competitive edge over their peers, and increase their value to the organizations they work for.

Target Audiences

  • Developers just starting out in their career who wish to increase their confidence, gain a competitive edge over their peers, and increase their value to the organizations they work for.

This course will provide software programmers that are new or early in their career with the knowledge that is not typically covered in programming training courses.

After successfully completing this course learners should be more equipped to work as a professional on a software development team. Learners will be introduced to knowledge & practices that are typically learned through years of experience giving them confidence and increasing their value to the businesses who employ them. This course is more about the breadth of knowledge than the depth of knowledge and will serve as a solid foundation that developers can use to build from.

Throughout the course, you will be introduced to topics including:

What to expect as a Software Developer
Choosing the right development position
The software development life cycle (SDLC)
Project resources, roles, & responsibilities
Software development methodologies
Software requirements analysis
Functional and non-functional requirements
Estimating development tasks

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction & Learning Tips

Chapter 2: Build an Intentional Career

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: Characteristics of the Profession

Lecture 3: Learning Mindset, Learning Appetite, and Risk Tolerance

Lecture 4: Survey

Lecture 5: The Technology Adoption Curve

Lecture 6: How to Identify Where a Technology is on the Adoption Curve

Lecture 7: Choosing the Right Employer and Employment Type

Lecture 8: Specialization Overview

Lecture 9: Specialization Categories

Lecture 10: Platforms Suited for Specialization

Lecture 11: Developer Role Specialization

Lecture 12: Chapter Summary

Chapter 3: The SDLC, Roles & Responsibilities

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: The SDLC

Lecture 3: Review – The Iron Triangle and the SDLC

Lecture 4: Project Roles and Responsibilities

Lecture 5: Review – Project Roles and Responsibilities

Lecture 6: Chapter Summary

Chapter 4: Estimating Software Projects

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: The Relationship Between Time, Complexity, Familiarity, and Effort

Lecture 3: The Cone of Uncertainty

Lecture 4: Estimation Classifications

Lecture 5: Review – The Cone of Uncertainty

Lecture 6: Four Ways to Improve Your Estimation Skills and Chapter Summary

Lecture 7: Review – Improve the Quality of Your Estimates

Chapter 5: Software Requirements Analysis, Functional, and Non-functional Requirements

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: Introduction to Functional Requirements

Lecture 3: Functional Requirements In Depth

Lecture 4: Functional Requirements Exercise

Lecture 5: Functional Requirements Exercise Results

Lecture 6: Non-functional Requirements

Lecture 7: Chapter Summary

Chapter 6: Software Development Methodologies

Lecture 1: Chapter Introduction

Lecture 2: Waterfall Methodologies

Lecture 3: Review – Waterfall Methodologies

Lecture 4: Introduction to Agile Methodologies

Lecture 5: Agile In-depth Project Exercise

Lecture 6: Review – Agile Methodologies

Lecture 7: Chapter Summary

Chapter 7: Course Summary

Lecture 1: Course Summary

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