Tech for non-techs

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Tech for non-techs

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About this course

Whether you are just considering switching to tech or looking to uplevel at your current job in a software or technology company, “Tech For Non-Techs” is your all-inclusive ticket to learning the essentials in a comprehensive, structured, and memorable setting.

This course covers a wide specter of fundamentals, including the planning, development, and management of Software Products and Projects. As well as processes, specifics, nuances, and must-know super-techy concepts.

Who is this course for?

This course is for you if you are in either of these positions;

You are working in tech, but lack confidence in understanding and applying technical concepts in your day-to-day work
Want to start a career in tech and want to know where to start, what you should know to get a job, learn what are your options and future growth perspectives
You are a tech professional, but you lack a bigger picture and you want to understand technical and business processes happening around the scope of your operations

What you will learn?

Complete Cycle of Processes Involves in Software Development
Differences Between Tech and Software Companies
People in Tech and Software: Jobs and Positions, Teams, Roles, and Responsibilities
Who is Responsible for What and How it Varies by Industry and Company
High-Level Processes and how they are connected: Software Projects and Products
What is Infrastructure? Traditional and Cloud Infrastructures
Cloud Infrastructures: SaaS, PaaS, IaaS models
Project Management Lifecycle: Initiating, Planning, Executing, Closing a Project
The 7 phases of the Software Development Life Cycle
Software Development Models: Predictive or Waterfall, Iterative, Agile, as well as Spiral, V-Model, Big Bang
Software Development Methodologies and Frameworks: DevOps, Lean, XP, RUP, Scrum, Kanban, Scrumban
What is Scaled Agile and Methods: SAFe, LeSS, DaD
How are Products Developed: Idea validation, Research, and Customer Development, Concept Development & Testing with Users, Product Launch
What is Product Strategy, Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and Product Lifecycle
Product-Market fit, Product Roadmaps, Product Metrics, Product Backlog
Key Differences Between UI and UX
UX Research, UX Process Flow, UX Fundamentals: Conceptual Design, Information Architecture, Interaction Design
Visualizing the Idea: Mock-ups, Wireframes, Prototypes
Software Development Environments
Software Development: Backend and Frontend, Unit Tests
What is Application, Server, Database
Application Programming Interface (API)
Types of applications: Web, Mobile, Desktop
Languages, Frameworks, Libraries
Types of tools software developers use that you should know about
Types of Quality Assurance and Testing: Manual and Automated QA
Testing types: Integration Tests, Regression Testing, Functional Tests, End-to-end Tests, Acceptance Testing, Performance Testing, Smoke Testing
Tiered Technical Support (IT Support Levels)