Want to Learn To Code or Improve Your Tech Literacy? Our Principles of Programming is a great course to add to your tool belt.

Welcome to WYWM Python Programming Fundamentals. In this course, we will develop your understanding of programming using Python syntax. This course will focus on developing a mindset around development. 

The Introduction to Web Development course will walk you through the creation of your first website. Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, you will create a website that allows users to interact with an API, all while learning fundamental web development skills. At the completion of the course, you will be confident in using web development tools, designing and building simple websites, accessing technical documentation, and have an understanding of core web languages. This course will prepare you to build your own projects, to be ready for more advanced courses, and to start working towards your first software development role!

DevOps brings a collaborative approach to software development, testing and deployment. It puts small teams with varying objectives together to work toward more efficient and high-quality code releases. This course is aimed at giving students a foundational knowledge of DevOps concepts and principles.

This course is designed to provide an understanding of Software Quality Assurance Testing Fundamentals.

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Recognise the fundamentals of testing
• Describe testing throughout the software development lifecycle
• Describe static testing
• Identify test techniques
• Describe test management

In Git & GitHub, we will cover some essential Git techniques for version control. 

We will start with understanding the basics of the Git protocol, leverage its functionality and commands, and look at the built-in Git extensions in VS Code 

Then we will go over a real-life scenario on how Git is used among a team of developers to ship a product. 

In this course, you will learn the basics of the Java language. Each module will have associated coding challenges to evaluate your skills and understanding. 

By the end of the course, you will be able to: 

• Create and run a basic Java application 
• Identify the components of a Java application 
• Declare and initialize variables 
• Use Java operators 
• Control program flow with Logic Flow 
• Create and use functions 
• Understand Scope for variables and functions 
• Handle exceptions 
• Create and use arrays 
• Format data for output 
• Read data from user input 
• Demonstrate an understanding of importing libraries and packages 
• Construct basic Object-Oriented solutions based on given requirements (As demonstrated in Java Assessment)