Design and implementation of applications for smart mobile phones and mobile devices. GUI programming, application structure, network, database, video, GPS sensors, and multi-touch in applications.
GUI design for multi-touch screens, usability testing. Explore emerging technologies in web and mobile software development. Understand the issues and concepts underlying new technology through hands-on experience, and become prepared for future developments in this quickly evolving field. This course may be repeated with new content. Web frameworks are software solutions for streamlining development time, and are an essential tool for modern developers.
In this course, you'll explore frameworks like Bootstrap, SASS, and jQuery to take your development skills to the next level. JavaScript-based frameworks for managing packages, bundling web applications, task automation, and version control - including NPM, Webpack, Gulp, and GitHub - will also be covered. Major emphasis will be placed on frameworks that aid in streamlining application architecture including React, Node. React and Node are a popular combination for building robust full-stack web applications that power a host of modern websites including Netflix, Walmart, LinkedIn, Uber, PayPal, and more.
In all, you will learn how to build data-driven applications using React and Node, work with data using MongoDB and Express, and test, secure, and deploy your applications. Microservices are becoming common as backend for web apps, mobile apps and Data Science applications.
In this course we will look at the advantages and drawbacks of microservices and how to decompose monolithic applications into microservices. Students will implement microservices on Amazon's AWS using serverless lambda. We will also utilize GraphQL and streaming services like Kafka. The goal of multi-platform mobile app development is to have one code base run on both platforms. This course will look at Flutter and React Native. She is interested in the subconscious and how viewers interpret her mindscapes.
She strives to portray […]. Mary Cale Wilson, Chandelier, ; earthenware, hardware; 30 x 30 x 30 inches; courtesy of the artist. Oct 15, — Dec 16, Comprised of artwork created by 32 tenured faculty, lecturers, and staff members of the School of Art and Design, All Together Now is on display in the University Art Gallery. The artworks included in the exhibition represent multiple disciplines and consider themes relating to personal histories, social structures, pandemic experiences, and visual art as a […].
Open to both the SDSU community and the general public, […]. Sep 09, — Dec 02, pm — pm. Aug 25, — Sep 16, Though our entire spring semester took place in a virtual learning environment, with some minor modifications […]. May 18, — Aug 01, A Virtual Exhibition View the exhibition: artspaces. Their work addresses the intersection of natural and manmade environments, the consequences of climate change, the disparity between homelessness and wealth, patterns […].
Mar 22, — Apr 29, Feb 11, — Apr 29, Our project-based curriculum will help you build a portfolio that showcases your experience and skills. In order to get interview-ready, a dedicated team of professional development experts and career mentors coach each learner individually throughout the course.
We continuously build upon our community of hiring partners and business connections in order to provide internship placement assistance for our learners looking to make professional networking opportunities. Our career services team is prepared to help you go from learner to professional in under a year. Gain access to career-prep resources, such as resume editing, LinkedIn profile building, and coaching for interviews.
Our expert instructors will lead you through a rigorous curriculum and immersive coding activities, share with you their experience working in the field as developers, and advise you on opportunities available to you upon program completion. The Introductory Course is meant to provide an accurate representation of what the entire Software Development Bootcamp will teach. It gives you a short overview of the first five courses in a way that focuses on projects you can immediately begin to build to showcase your skills to potential employers.
This course covers a wide variety of techniques for styling an interface for the web, beginning with foundational concepts and common practices for writing CSS by hand, and concluding with the usage of related tools that style more efficiently. The in-browser game you will build in this milestone project allows you to demonstrate your knowledge of front-end design and development using the skills you acquired in Part 1 of the program.
Additionally, this course provides an introduction to the development of native mobile applications. You will practice creating normalized data models, migrations to manage schema and content over time, and common optimization techniques for the industry. In this project, you will combine the skills you acquired in Part 1 of the program with new skills from Part 2 to create a MERN stack application that demonstrates your knowledge and abilities.
The Cybersecurity course introduces you to the fundamentals of data access management and encourages you to prioritize securing data and identifying proper and improper access to information. You will build applications to support user authentication and authorization.
Discussion topics include several common security flaws and tactics to protect against them as well as encryption and hashing. The Principles of Programming with Python course is meant to boost your confidence and solidify programming fundamentals through learning a new programming language. Additionally, this course aims to make you well-rounded by delivering computer science theory and discussing useful programming paradigms and applications of programming outside of the web environment.
In the Advanced Topics course, you may learn one or more of the following topics: Integrating AI models into applications, building voice applicaations for Alexa, introductory deployment and DevOps topics, cloud computing, TypeScript, and real-time applications using WebSockets or WebRTC.
In this milestone project, you will leverage the cumulative skills you have gained in the program to create a complex application of your choice. You will be able to use Python or Node to create a project that utilizes one or more of the technologies covered in Part 3 of the program.
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