Courses
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- Frontend
Frontend Web Development
This module will provide the fundamental skills required to be a Frontend Web Developer. Product design which will be taught at the beginning of this module.
- Digital Design I
- Digital Design II
- Web Development basics – HTML
- Advanced HTML Concepts
- Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Advanced CSS
- JavaScript for Beginners
- JavaScript – Manipulating the DOM
- Introduction to Bootstrap 4
- Web Hosting
- Introduction to Frontend JavaScript Frameworks
- Backend
Backend Web Development
This module will provide the fundamental skills required to be a Backend Web Developer. It introduces participants to the server-side development and the back-end activities that go on when engaging with websites. The programme explores the creativity of participants using web technologies such as JavaScript, SQL and Node.js
At the end of the program, participants will learn about:
- JavaScript (An Introduction)
- Node.js Essentials
- Node and Express
- Body Parser, Middleware and View Engines
- Authentication in Node.js
- Working with APIs: CRUD Operations
- SQL and Databases
- Hosting Node.js Applications
- Introduction to Bootstrap 4
- Web Hosting
- Introduction to Frontend JavaScript Frameworks
Capstone Project: Towards the end of the course, each participant is required to create a project that address a particular issue and host it online. This is an important aspect of your training. Your tutor will provide guidance and support to ensure your project is of high standard.
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Product Design
A product design UI/UX focuses on the design of user interfaces and user experiences for physical products. It covers various topics, including usability, accessibility, user research, and user-centred design.
Product design UI/UX curriculum and essential branding
Product design UI/UX curriculum and essential branding
- Usability principles: These topics cover usability principles and how to apply them to product design. They may include usability heuristics, usability testing, and user-centred design.
- User research: These topics cover methods for conducting user research, including techniques such as interviews, surveys, and usability testing. They may also cover data analysis and interpretation methods.
- Interaction design: These topics cover the design of the interactions between users and products, including gestures, touch, and voice input. They may include topics such as user flows, wireframing, and prototyping.
- User interface design: These topics cover the visual and functional aspects of user interfaces for physical products. They may include design principles, layout and composition, and typography.
- Accessibility: These topics cover the design of products that are accessible to people with disabilities. They may include web accessibility standards, universal design, and assistive technology.
- Information architecture: These topics cover the design of the structure and organisation of information within a product. They may include content strategy, navigation design, and user journeys.
- Graphic design: These courses teach students about graphic design principles and how to use design software to create visual elements such as logos, typography, and imagery.
- Typography: These courses teach students about the art and science of type design and how to use type effectively in branding.
- Branding strategy: These courses teach students about the process of developing a brand strategy, including how to define a brand's target audience, positioning, and messaging.
- User experience design: These courses teach students about the design of user experiences and how to apply them to brand design.
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Non–Technical Skills
Non-technical skills are additional resource skills that complement the technical skills and contribute to effective performance in a workplace.
- Soft Skills: Leadership, Self-awareness, Communication Skills, and Emotional Intelligence
- Project Management
- Fundamentals of Business Analysis
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