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IT Fundamentals for Business Professionals: Software development

ABOUT THIS COURSE

Learn the basic concepts of information systems and their application in this five part series. Part 3 will focus on software development.


 WHAT I WILL LEARN
Software development methods and tools
Systems development life cycle concepts
Project management functions and roles
Types of information processing methods (batch, real-time, transaction)
User interface design
Development and purpose of standards

MY FEELING ABOUT THIS COURSE

The first class taught us the difference between data, information, and knowledge.
Data is unprocessed and unorganized, so if we get all these data and we process it. We get information. And we have this information we can make decisions based on this information. if we have sufficient information that enabled us to make decisions than we have the knowledge.
After finishing the first class finding that I'm interested in the course, and I think I'll continue to complete the course.

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