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Many people have realised the importance of learning how to code as a life skill. No matter where you go, and what job you have, it’s always seen as in a positive light if you know how to work some code, even if that’s not your profession. As this importance increases ever more, there are plenty of new initiatives to get kids to learn code in school. While it’s great to see them, you can take control of your coding education by taking some steps on your own.

In this program, training sessions will be conducted in various programming languages like Oracle 11g, SQL, MySQL, basics C, C++, C++ with oops, vb.net, C#, JAVA, Web-designing- HTML, CSS, XML. Students will be engaged in various activities and projects that will help the students to realise their full potential and develop their computer skills.

• Developing games.
• How to design and build beautiful websites by learning the basic principles of design like branding, colour theory, and typography which are all instrumental in the design process of a website.
• 3D is a  programming environment  which simplifies everything to something that can be used for educational purposes is a great thing.
• Python graphics and interfaces are still somewhat installed specific. JavaScript lets the novice user dive into the user experience, manipulate images, play with 3D structures and audio.
• Learning C will teach you a lot about how the computer operates with respect to your program. 

As a complete beginner, this would not matter much as you will be learning basic syntax and how it works. Examples of this would be creating conditional statements and loops. This is a highly transferrable knowledge and once you learn it in C, you can use it in just about any programming language.

• Oracle, MySQL, and SQL Server are by far the three most popular RDBMS out there, so having Oracle on your skillset certainly makes you a more valuable database professional.

Anybody can join my classes

At the end, it is all about curiosity and about how eager you are to learn about Programming languages. It is more about algorithms, which might be inspired by nature but are at the end of the day just models. So here you have to have strong mathematical and coding skills.

You have to be able to really think something through in detail and also doubting your assumptions from time to time.

• Pupils develop a range of practical skills associated with the modern industry.
• Pupils develop an understanding of drawing as a method of communication.
• Pupils develop an understanding of aesthetics and its role in the design of everyday items and architecture.
• Pupils learn about functionality in design.
• Pupils develop practical skills that aid them in everyday life.
• Pupils learn to consider people with individual needs