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In the field of programming training, we offer courses in programming languages such as Python, C, C++, .NET Framework, as well as Java and Spring. We also provide comprehensive courses in classic web development, divided into two subcategories: one focused on HTML, CSS, PHP, and another dedicated to JavaScript and its frameworks (Angular, React).

All our courses are delivered by professionals who work with these programming languages on a daily basis, ensuring that the training is enriched with practical advice and real-world experience you won’t find in standard documentation.

Programming

MTVSW: Modern Software Development Technologies for Recruiters and Beyond
PRG: Introduction to Programming
GIT: Git – Version Control Systems

Python

PYTH1: Python – Programming Basics
PYTH2: Python – Advanced Programming
PYTH3: Python – Design Patterns
PYDATA1: Data Analysis in Python
PYDATA2: Advanced Data Analysis in Python
PYTHAI1: Basics of Statistics in Python with pandas, sklearn, matplotlib, and seaborn Libraries
PYTEST: Python – Creation of Automated Tests
PYTHOPS: Python for System Administrators
PYTH4: Python – Async IO: Coroutines in Python
PYWEB1D: Python – Django: Web Backend
PYWEB1F: Python – Flask: Web Backend
PYTH1V: Python Academy – Virtual

.NET

CNET2: C# – for intermediate developers
CNET1: C# – Fundamentals of Programming
CNET3: C# – Design Patterns
CNET4: Advanced C#
ASP2: ASP.NET Core – Building web applications on .NET
ASP3: ASP.NET Core – Blazor framework
CNETW1: Automated Testing in .NET
CNETW2: Functional Programming in C#
CNETW3: EditorConfig for C#
VB1: Visual Basic .NET – Introduction to Programming
VB2: Visual Basic .NET – Advanced Programming Techniques
ENTF: ADO.NET Entity Framework – Code First
ASP1: ASP.NET MVC – building web applications
WPF1: Windows Presentation Foundation – Application Development
WPF2: Windows Presentation Foundation – WPF Databinding
QTS: Programming in Qt Studio
XML1: XML Programming in the .NET Environment

Java, Spring

JAV1: Java – Introduction to Programming
JAV2: Java – Advanced Programming Techniques
SPRB1: Spring Framework and Spring Boot – Creating Backends and Microservices
AIPRG: Programming with GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT: AI in Practice
SOLID: Practical Application of SOLID Principles in Software Design and Development
SORE: REST and SOAP Web Services in Java
JAV3: Best Practices and Theory
JAV4: Java: Concurrent Programming
JAV5: Java under the Hood
JAV6: Java Clean Code: How to Write Clean Code in Java
GROOVY1: JVM Groovy
JEEMP: Java EE and MicroProfile – Introduction to Application and Microservice Development
JEE1: Java EE – Introductory Course
JEE2: Java EE – Advanced EE Application Development
SPR1: Spring Framework – Basic Course
SPR2: Spring Framework – Advanced
EJB: EJB
HIB1: Hibernate and JPA
MYBAT: MyBatis Framework
WCK1: Apache Wicket
JBOSS1: WildFly (JBoss) – Basics of Application Server Administration
OSGI1: OSGi Framework I.
ANDR1: Android – Application Development

Kotlin

KTLN1: Kotlin – Introduction to Programming
KTL4J: Kotlin for Java Developers

C, C++

CPP1: C++ – Programming Basics
CPP2: C++ – Advanced Programming
CPP3: C++ – Design Patterns
CPP4: C++ – Parallel Programming
CPP5: C++ – Generic Programming
CPP6: C++17/20/23
C1: C Language – Programming Basics
C2: C Language – Advanced Programming
C3: C Language – Design Patterns

Web Programming

LRV1: Basics of the Laravel Framework – Web Application Development
HTML1: HTML and CSS – Fundamentals of Web Page Development
HTML5: HTML5 and CSS3 for Advanced Users – Modern Web Coding
PHPO: PHP – Object–Oriented Programming
WBPCK: Webpack – from scratch to a working web application bundle
PHP1: PHP – Introduction to Programming
PHP2: PHP – Advanced Programming Techniques
ASP1: ASP.NET MVC – building web applications
BSTR: Responsive Web Development with Bootstrap and Flexbox
SMF1: Basics of the Symfony Framework – Web Application Development
NETF: Nette Framework
WPR: WordPress – Creating Websites with a Content Management System
GRW: Web Graphics – Using Adobe Tools for Web Design
ELRN1: Modern E-learning and Moodle: From Theory to Practice

JavaScript

JVS1: JavaScript for Beginners
JVS2: Advanced JavaScript and Introduction to Node.js
JVS3: JavaScript – jQuery library
JVS4: Building JavaScript Applications with REST APIs
RCT: React Framework – Building Web Applications
RCT2: React for Advanced Developers
TS1: TypeScript
ANG: Angular Framework
VUEJS1: Vue.js + Material Design + Firebase Basics
AJS: AngularJS Framework
EXTJS: Sencha Ext JS Framework

Rust

RUST1: Rust – Introduction to Programming
RUST2: Rust – Advanced Programming
RUST3: Rust – Generic Programming
RUST4: Rust – Parallel Programming
RUST5: Rust – Design Patterns
RUST6: Rust – Unsafe Programming
GO1: Go – Introduction to Programming
GO2: Go – Advanced Techniques
GO3: Go – Generic Programming
GO4: Go – parallel programming
GO5: Go – Design Patterns
JULIA1: Julia – Basics of Programming

OOA, UML

BPMN: Introduction to Business Process Modeling with BPMN
UML1: Fundamentals of UML Modeling with Enterprise Architect
UMLAI1: UML Modeling with AI
SWARCH1: Applied Software Architecture: Building Enterprise Solutions
SDM: Software Design Mastery: Practical Workshop
SOLID: Practical Application of SOLID Principles in Software Design and Development

Programming - other

RUBY1: Ruby – Basics of Programming
PRL1: Perl Language – Basic Course
PRL2: Perl – Advanced Programming
PRG: Introduction to Programming
GIT: Git – Version Control Systems
GIT2: GitLab – Git server
GIT3: GitLab CI – Continuous Integration
IOS2: Apple iOS Application Development in Objective-C
CUDA1: Introduction to CUDA
CUDA2: GPU Computing
CUDA3: GPU Computing – Practical Lab
CUDA4: OpenMP and MPI
CUDA5: Numerical Computing on GPUs
CUDA6: Deep Learning on Graphics Processors
CUDA7: R Scripting