Software school training courses in Beaverton, OR (public, in-house or online)

This course is concerned with discovering and improving organizational processes used to develop and maintain high-quality software systems in a timely and economical manner. Issues of organizational change are considered from multiple perspectives: technical, organizational/managerial, and psychological/social. Major themes to be discussed include:
Organizational culture and the psychology of change Roles and responsibilities of sponsors and change champions Organizing for effective change ...

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The course provides pragmatic methods that when applied to software development yield a better product and reduced rework thereby shortening the development time. The course starts out with defining intrinsic and extrinsic software quality, quality attributes, their measurements and relationships, and software product lifecycle with reference to Total Customer Experience (TCE). It compares and contrasts various software lifecycles highlighting the software development ecosystems they are most su...

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Computer Software Service school covers the following:
Operating System Fundamentals
Working with Customers and Windows 7
The Installation Process
Maintaining the Operating System
Expanding Your Windows Skill Set
Addressing Windows Problems
Networking in a PC World
Getting Connected to the World

Post University offers a valuable and relevant Computer Information Systems Software Development degree that prepares students for real-world development, management, and administration of IT for companies, non-profit organizations, and civil/government agencies. This online degree in information technology provides you with core knowledge of programming and system design that are in high demand in the workplace.

Course Objectives

The content from this course is based on current security issues, technologies or standards based on customer needs.

Upon completion of this seminar participants can apply new knowledge about a specific current security issue, technology or compliance standard to their ongoing security development and testing initiatives.