Getting started with programming and the SQL language
Our daily lives now rely largely on digital technology. The prominence of software is undeniable, and the rise of the Internet, smartphones, and new information and entertainment channels has transformed computing from a useful tool into an essential one.
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The primary aim of this training is to introduce the basics of programming, particularly to facilitate collaboration with technical teams and the development of digital projects. In addition, the objective is to help participants use SQL databases, leverage them effectively, and ultimately enable them to work with greater confidence and efficiency.
Who it is for
No prerequisites are required to register for the training.
Objectives
- Master the key vocabulary and concepts of programming
- Create a simple web page
- Collaborate with web development teams
- Acquire the right reflexes for processing raw data
Program
Session01
Demystifying Programming
Understanding the basic concepts
- Introduction to programming vocabulary and fundamentals
- Back-end vs front-end distinction
- Declaration of variables and basic data types
- Getting started with the concepts of object and class
Applying HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Discovering HTML, CSS and JavaScript
- Getting started with a framework
- Defining the digital project
- Applying best practices to communicate with your digital team
Session02
Manipulating a database
Understanding and mastering SQL
- Discovering the basic concepts and common SQL vocabulary
- Using data
- Extracting relevant information
- Applying basic SQL queries
Before the course
Theoretical content, text excerpts, and examples of communication messages will be shared with participants to ensure they have a minimum knowledge base. Discussions may also take place with the trainers in order to assess each participant’s context and level.
Assessment
A practical case, a simulation or a questionnaire; a certificate of completion at the end.
Practical information
For terms and deadlines, contact us at least 15 days before the date you have in mind.
Accessible to people with disabilities: a designated disability coordinator follows up on any adaptation request, to be reported before the course.
Welcome booklet
