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MS-DOS Basics

This free course gives you an opportunity to learn basic MS-DOS commands. By following the procedures in this course, the students will learn to: View the contents of a directory.  Change from one directory to another.  Create and delete directories.  Change from one drive to another.  Copy and move files.  Delete files.  Customize colors and much more in MS-DOS.  Course links: Click here to access full course lectures via YouTube. Course Material: MS-DOS Commands

Programming Fundamentals

Programming skill represents a generic problem solving ability, and is considered essential for anyone involved in the development and maintenance of software systems. In this course the student will gain a broad understanding of modern computer programming. The student will acquire introductory skills in problem analysis, solution design, and program construction . Through practical programming activities, the student will gain an appreciation of the nature and history of computer programming. Course Outline: ·          Basic concepts Introduction of computer Introduction of programming languages and C++ Processing of program Problem solving and Algorithms ·          Basic coding and programming Basic C++ programming Variables and datatypes Operators and statements Control structures If else decision making Switch statement Assignment No 1 Different types of loops Flow charts Drawing flowcharts Functions Functions with other components Arrays One dim

Introduction to Database systems

This course covers database design concepts and their usage, It includes extensive coverage of the relational model, relational algebra.  The course also features database design and relational design principles based on dependencies and normal forms. Many additional key database topics from the design-building perspective and also covered   integrity constraints.There will be pop up quizzes and exercises to grow further knowledge in database design. Course Outline: Database concepts Basic database design concepts Data models Data models and its importance Data models building blocks Business rules Translating business rules into data models components Relational model and ERM Chen, crow’s foot notations and the OO model The relational database model Keys and their types  Referential Integrity and Integrity rules Relational SET operators Database relationships Quiz Entity relationship modeling Entity relationship modeling concepts Connectivity, Cardinality a