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Programming and Software Development courses
The digital world is awash in apps and software. But only a relatively small number of people have the tech skills needed to create and fix them. That...
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Statement of AttainmentProgramming with Python
900-82694Gain the skills to use the popular programming language Python, a skill that is favoured in any IT role. Learn how to create simple applications using coding and apply introductory programming techniques to set yourself up for success.
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Statement of AttainmentIntroduction to Database Design & SQL
900-82488Challenge yourself and learn how to identify database requirements and build and implement structured query language (SQL). Gain in-demand skills for a career in the IT industry and continue your studies with a Certificate III or IV in Information Technology.
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DiplomaInformation Technology (Advanced Programming)
ICT50220-04Enhance your programming skills and advance your IT career as a software or .NET developer. Strengthen your current IT skills to enter the ever-changing world of advanced programming, and graduate ready to take on more senior development roles.
Programming and software development course information
It’s easy to balance work and study with a TAFE NSW programming and software development course.
- Face-to-face courses at TAFE NSW are immersive and interactive, and you can choose between full-time or part-tim...
Who is a programming and software development course good for?
If you're interested in programming and software development, you're a problem solver at heart. You're fascinated by puzzles and how to fix things. You're able to take a bird's-eye-view of situations. You can s...
Programming and software development career paths
From junior positions through to senior roles, there are plenty of opportunities available in this booming industry. Here are some of the most sought-after jobs in the field of programming and software developm...
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