IT Essentials for non-IT people

How to communicate with developers in their language

IT jargon and substantive knowledge of IT

How to distinguish between libraries, frameworks, databases and programming languages

What the different domains of IT look like

How software is developed (software development life cycle)

What the work of a programmer, tester, analyst, architect, project manager, product owner looks like

Software development methodologies

What roles and career paths in IT look like

How to check the basic technical knowledge of programmers

No IT experience needed. You will learn everything you need to know about IT domain.

The complex world of IT translated into a simple and accessible language. The most comprehensive and modern training program aimed at increasing the competencies of recruiters and stakeholders of IT projects and people who want to enter the IT sector without a technical background.12 modules, covering the following topics: basic concepts (a structured and easy-to-understand introduction to the world of information technology), software development life cycle (modern software development methodologies and roles involved in the software development process),  networks and the Internet, the most popular programming languages (including Java, .NET and javascript) software testing (how the quality of the software is secured and what is the role of software testers, the difference between manual and automated testing, the difference between testing executed by testers and testing executed by programmers, popular testing methodologies), database technologies (relational databases, big data, non-relational databases, data warehousing and ETL)software architecture (monolith versus microservices versus SOA, API, Docker, Kubernetes, event-driven, design patterns)cloud computing (SaaS,  PaaS, IaaS,  the main cloud technology providers, public cloud, private cloud, hybrid cloud, IAC,  Puppet, Ansible, Terraform)mobile applications (major technologies in mobile apps development,  major iOS tech stacks, major Android tech stacks, business models behind mobile apps, web applications versus websites versus mobile applications, native applications, hybrid applications, Swift, iOS, Kotlin, Xamarin, React Native, Flutter)ERP and SAP (the difference between ERP and software integration, the pros and cons of implementing ERP, the SAP ecosystem technology map)

You are a recruiter, headhunter, HR professional or a stakeholder of an IT project

You would like to enter the IT sector without an IT background

You manage people working in IT

You work with IT specialists and would like to better understand their work and technical jargon

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