
Understanding and building low-code and no-code business solutions for your organization course
According to Gartner, 65% of overall application development will be using No-code/Low-code in organizations by 2024. Start with understanding the basics of digital transformation, Cloud computing, and how they are evolving the development and business landscape. Learn about the next revolution in cloud computing development using the low-code and no-code development platforms. Using these platforms both business and IT users can create business applications with minimal development experience. Discover and learn how you, as a regular IT or business user, can solve some of the common and complex business problems using these platforms. Understand the power of data and how to build business solutions quickly by integrating data from various sources, incorporating business flows, building internal/external Websites, and including virtual chatbots in your applications.

Digital Transformation using Emerging Technologies course
Review Digital Transformation using key emerging technologies, including Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Computing, Machine Learning and IoT to build solutions to help the organizations build new and improved products, services and experiences to transform their business models, generate new revenue streams and stay competitive.

Server-side Web Development course
Server-side Web development using Python and Django Web framework. Understanding services, tools, protocols, best practices and techniques for implementing data-driven and scalable web applications. Building and using API, learning the fundamentals of Web scraping, deploying authentication systems, and using Azure Cloud with various Linux distributions, Docker Containers and Azure SQL databases to create modern apps.

IT Professional Cloud Certificate Program courses
Introduction to the Cloud services for an IT systems and network Administrator. Review the various major services provided by Cloud services vendors emphasizing Microsoft’s Azure, Office 365 and Amazon’s AWS. Emphasis on Virtual machine and App services to cover both core IT administrator and developer services.