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This beginner-friendly course requires no prior coding experience and introduces students to basic Quality Assurance (QA), web application testing, and mobile application testing. Students gain real-world experience by working in an internship during the course.

This course presents Quality Assurance functions with Behave and algorithmic fundamentals. Students practice writing test cases, number and string algorithms, and work on advanced QA skills such as lists and sorting algorithms.

Students are introduced to Linux System Administration in this class. Participants develop skills with Linux files, user and security, processes, booting, observability, advanced shell use, and NOC. Additionally, this course offers internship opportunities, resume guidance, and job support.

The goals of this class include preparing the student to obtain CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications. During the course, students utilize a PC Building simulator and work with tools such as Wireshark, pfSense Firewalls, and have temporary access to TryHackMe.

Structured in a part-time format, the goals of this class include preparing the student to obtain CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications. Students utilize a PC Building simulator during the course, work with tools such as Wireshark, pfSense Firewalls, and have temporary access to TryHackMe.

This 1-day SQL course is designed for individuals who are new to databases and are looking to better understand database structure and querying data. This course is designed to cover many of the basic SQL concepts to get students up and running with a SQL database. Specifically, the course will cover connecting to a SQL server, executing a query, adding a condition to a query, using functions to make calculations, organizing data, and retrieving data from multiple tables.

This 3-day SQL course is designed for individuals who are well versed with SQL but want to enhance their understanding of the Transact-SQL language in order to become more database-focused. This course is broken down into 11 modules, starting with an introduction to Microsoft SQL Server 2016 and concluding with an introduction to set operators, like UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT. This course covers a wide range of T-SQL topics, but is not sufficient for those planning to take the 70-761 exam.

This 3-day SQL course is designed for individuals who are new to SQL and database structure but want to learn the fundamentals in order to move into a database-focused position. This course is split among six modules. The first three modules provide an introduction to relational databases, cover the basics of data modeling, and introduces students to normalization and denormalization techniques. The final three modules discuss relationship types in database design, how design impacts database performance, and provides an overview of database objects.

Set the stage for CompTIA Project+ Certification in this intense, five-day course. This certification demonstrates your ability to flexibly manage smaller, everyday projects while being mindful of things like resource management and project constraints. Students with twelve months of project manager experience and a working knowledge of project management software usually do will in this class and on the exam. Specific course topics include project initiation, planning, development, and scheduling, as well as resource management, project communication, risk management, project transitions, and project execution.

In 24-weeks, this program teaches advanced skills in cybersecurity. Students learn about databases, web technologies, networking, and strategies for offensive and defensive cybersecurity. Students will work with experts to develop critical skills in this continually evolving field. This program offers ongoing career support services to help students get started in their new careers.