Having completed this course you will be able to:

• Describe the helpfulness of using Bootstrap to upgrade/develop a website
• List the types of components found in Bootstrap
• Describe how to bring Bootstrap components into a website
• Explain the importance of a responsive design for a website
• Discuss how to use grids in Bootstrap
• Describe how grids in Bootstrap are different to HTML tables

Having completed this course you will be able to:

• Identify what a single page application is.
• Identify the core philosophies of Angular.
• Recognise the features of typescript.
• Discuss the process of installing Angular.
• Recognise the main building blocks of an Angular application. Identify how to create and use a component, attribute and structural directives.
• Identify what interpolation is used for.
• Discuss using event binding in Angular 2.
• Explain how routing works in Angular 2.
• Explain the purpose of observables.
• Recognise how to connect the building blocks of Angular.
• Identify how to create a basic task list application.

Having completed this course you will be able to:

• List the benefits of using JavaScript in Bootstrap
• Describe how to create a Modal Dialogs and Alerts
• Describe how to create inline help on your website
• Explain how LESS can help you with achieving semantic mark-up and tidying up your code
• Recognize package managers that help manage the use of LESS within Bootstrap
• Discuss why you should not modify your Bootstrap files
• Discuss what a content delivery network (CDN) is, how it works and how it helps host your websitej

Having completed this course you will be able to:

• Describe the three-step process code goes through when it is being compiled.
• Discuss variable types in C++ and how to convert them into different types.
• Explain why C++ is a strongly typed programming language.
• Discuss the flow of control in a program and the precedence of operators in C++.
• Describe what functions are and how they work.
• Explain the usefulness of creating a header file and an object file to hold functions and objects.
• Describe the C++ standard library and how to include in your programs.
• Explain different ways to call the C++ standard library member functions. Identify what an object is.
• Explain how a class can help create complex objects.
• Discuss the process of encapsulation within your program.

Having completed this course you will be able to:

• Describe how to create a reference to an object in your program
• Identify the importance and usefulness of inheritance in an object orientated program
• Explain what polymorphism is and how it can be useful to your program
• Discuss the use of pointers and compare their usage to references
• Describe creating objects in the free store
• Discuss the process of copying, assigning and destruction of objects
• Discuss using and creating templates
• Explain how to create a vector container to hold multiple values/variables
• Identify the different type of applications you can create for with C++

Having completed this course you will be able to:

• Identify the features of the Ruby programming language.
• Describe how to create a Ruby web app through the command line interface.
• Define what Object-Orientated programming is about. - Discuss inheritance in programming Explain how to create a class and an object.
• Explain the difference in creating a method and a class method.
• Identify how to create a method in Ruby.
• Recognise the syntax for creating conditional branching statements.
• Recognise the different types of loops in Ruby.
• Explain what inclusive and exclusive ranges are.
• Explain what MVC (Model View Controller) architecture is.
• Describe how to change your database schema using Rails.

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Explain how to create a worksheet and save, prepare for printing and apply templates to it
• Identify patterns and trends with conditional formatting, sparklines and charts
• Describe the ‘save’ and ‘run’ macros
• Identify how to navigate Excel's menus
• State the MS Excel 2010 version's improvements and new features
• Indicate the process of working with formulas and functions
• Outline the use of ‘VLOOKUP’ to search through the data in the spreadsheet
• Describe how to apply a table to data
• Discuss the ways to check conditions with the ‘IF’ function
• Explain the process of calculating dates using formulas
• Recall how to work more efficiently with keyboard shortcuts

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

• Use database templates
• Plan for good design
• Understand keys and data types
• Create tables while you save, add and navigate data
• Create relationships between tables
• Set referential integrity
• Create ‘queries’ and ‘lookup’ fields
• Create different types of forms in various ways
• Work in ‘layout’ view
• Create reports for your database
• Build and work with online databases
• Create and publish them
• Save a changed database to the web
• Utilize keyboard shortcuts and access keys
• Work with security protocols