Personal management skills development, i.e. time management, stress management, and project management. Communication skills, such as meetings, teamwork, conflict resolution, and presentations.

Introduction to the system development cycle. System analysis and design using the classical approach. Production of planning documents. Using tools to estimate project timelines (PERT and GANTT diagram). Design of algorithms using basic structures such as sequence, selection, and iteration. Development of simple applications. Introduction to Microsoft Visual Studio Development Software for Integrated Development Environment (IDE).

Creation of algorithms in order to use tables. Representation of logic by using pseudocodes and flow charts. Translation of algorithms into a programming language. Using the Visual C# language for problem-solving. Using the Microsoft Visual Studio Code Debugging Tools.

Study of modular programming. Reusing the code. Use of the Visual C# .NET programming language. Translation of algorithms into a programming language. Use of error handling routines. Using various data structures.

Study of object-oriented programming. Classes and interfaces. Possibilities of an object-oriented programming language. Class management using inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. User-friendly graphical interface design. Using the .NET framework. Use of various data structures. C # .NET Event management. Data management by using files.

Design, modeling and standardization of relational, object-oriented, and distributed databases. User-friendly graphical interface design.

Application of key concepts of a Database Management System (DBMS). Using Microsoft Access™ to create a database. Create queries, forms, and reports. Using interfaces for managing input and output data.

Design of a data model. Design and modification of a database with SQL Server and error correction. Creating scripts for data extraction and modification using Transact-SQL and XML. Transact-SQL language.

Data management and use of triggers and stored procedures. Optimizing data access with indexes and joints. Designing a security plan for a database.

Using ADO.NET to connect to a database. Creating client-server applications with SQL Server and Visual C# .NET. Design and creation of multi-level solutions.

Integration of concepts seen in phases 1 and 2 of the program. Application of the full development cycle of an application such as design, coding, debugging, and testing with Visual C#. Creating a client-server application with Visual C# as a client interface and Microsoft SQL Server as a data source.

Systems analysis and modeling using Unified Modeling Language (UML) diagrams. Class design using inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. Studying the concepts of an object-oriented application.

Creation of Web applications using HTML, CSS and JavaScript. Using scripts to validate data integrity.

Creation of Web applications with the PHP scripting language that will connect and allow the manipulation of the data contained in a database. Managing the security of a Web application.

Object-oriented programming concepts. Managing objects, classes, and attributes. Creating an application using an object-oriented programming language (Java).

Development of interfaces using object-oriented programming techniques. Class management using inheritance, encapsulation, and polymorphism. Creation and use of different advanced data structures.

Introduction to mobile device application development using an object-oriented programming language (Java for Android).

Integration of the concepts seen in phases 3 and 4 of the program. Design and development of applications in a graphical and hypermedia setting. Add functional enhancements to an application. Development of an interactive website. Developing an application for mobile devices.

Application of the technical elements seen during the training. Application of the knowledge, know-how and skills developed during training. This course must take the form of an internship in a professional environment.