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DataBaSe Dag Hoftun Knutsen Dag Hoftun Knutsen Dag Hoftun Knutsen DataBaSe DeSign, -imPlementation anD Sql-Programming Author and instructor: Dag Hoftun knutsen This course covers all phases of developing a database application: Analysis, design, implementation, SQL-programming and testing. Hands-on exercises will give you practical experience. There is particular focus on how physical database design is important from a performance perspective. oracle Sql- Programming Author and instructor: Dag Hoftun knutsen This course is a comprehensive introduction to SQL, including coverage of Oracle-specific features. The course includes all aspects of SQL: Data Definition, Data Control and Data Manipulation with particular focus on querying. It also covers principles of database design for performance. Hands-on exercises provide practical experience with SQL, and you will also learn about common errors and pitfalls and how to avoid these. oracle Pl/Sql- Programming Author and instructor: Dag Hoftun knutsen This course provides a comprehensive introduction to Oracle’s procedural language PL/SQL. The course describes the language’s general structure and syntax as well as various ways of applying the language in an application. Programming experience is gained through hands-on exercises. moBile aPPlicationS Aral Balkan Aral Balkan Zigurd Mednieks aral BalkanS ioS SDk DoJo Author and instructor: Aral Balkan This unique and exclusive three–day course by Aral Balkan from Naklab⁄Geek Ninja Factory, author of the top–selling and critically–acclaimed Feathers app, introduces you to Objective–C, the iOS. Unlike purely academic courses, this is a pragmatic curriculum by a published iPhone developer, aimed at giving you a solid real–world foundation in developing and deploying iPhone applications using the iPhone SDK and Apples tools. DeSigning the moBile uSer exPerience Author and instructor: Aral Balkan Learn how to generate ideas and take them from the concept stage to wireframes to prototypes to finished product while focussing on simplicity, usability, and user experience. This workshop will teach you the processes you can follow to create mobile applications that are first and foremost usable, but also go beyond usable to being beautiful, pleasurable, and fun. In the age of user experience, this course will teach you how to build products that differentiate themselves from others based on their user experience. anDroiD aPPlication DeveloPment Author and instructor: Zigurd Mednieks You may have noticed that Android is rapidly becoming a major player in mobile. With hundreds of thousands of Android–powered phones being activated daily, you may be interested in building applications that can run on this platform. The objective of the course is to help you create compelling applications using the latest in Android technology, plus be able to support the widest possible range of Android devices. registration oslo: tel 67 10 65 65 • kurs@programutvikling.no • www.programutvikling.no registration London: tel +44 0843 523 5765 • sales@developerfocus.com • wwww.developerfocus.com 46 47 Java Mårten Haglind Mårten Haglind Peet Denny Jon-Anders Teigen Maarten Haglind xml Espen Evje core SPring frameWork Author: Mårten Haglind Instructors: Mårten Haglind and kaare nilsen In this four–day bootcamp you learn how to use the Spring Framework to create well–designed, testable business applications in an agile manner. Students build a Spring–powered JEE application that demonstrates the Spring Framework and other Spring technologies in an intensely productive, hands–on setting. SPring anD hiBernate DeveloPment Author: Mårten Haglind Instructors: Mårten Haglind and kaare nilsen In this five–day course you will learn how to use the Spring Framework to create well–designed, testable business applications in an agile manner. In addition to that, you will learn how to use Hibernate, to effectively map Java domain model objects to a relation database. Kaare Nilsen Kaare Nilsen Programming Java StanDarD eDition Authors and Instructors: Peet Denny This course is designed to give programmers a solid grounding in the Java Programming language. Starting with the core syntax and OO concepts, it then progresses to covering class design, arrays and collections, core libraries, exception handling, I⁄O and networking, JUnit testing an introduction to Swing as well as the new Java features (the course is always up to date with the latest versions of Java SE). After taking this course delegates should be comfortable with working from a design on real projects using core Java, will be able to attend more advanced Java courses such as JEE and have a firm grasp of the fundaments required for the SCJP exam. effective Scala Author and instructor: Jon-Anders teigen You will learn how to model rich object–oriented systems using Scala’s integration of concepts from object– oriented and functional programming. We will explore how these two paradigms complement each other to bring you the best of both worlds. During these three days you will go from learning how to explore APIs using Scala’s interpreter to building full blown applications using the Lift web framework. effective JPa - inDuStrial Strength Java PerSiStence With JPa 2.0 anD hiBernate Authors and instructors: Maarten Haglind The course gives the attendees a comprehensive kickstart into applying JPA and Hibernate for effective Java persistence. Insights will be provided into O⁄R–Mapping techniques and semantics as well as the programming model and paradigm to enable enterprise developers to instantly and productively apply the technologies involved in a real world setting. Common pitfalls as well as best practices, designs and idioms are discussed. exchanging anD managing Data uSing xml anD xSlt Author and instructor: Espen Evje This course gives a broad overview of XML, in particular of the structure and the syntax of XML documents, and of how to use XML documents in your solutions. You will learn about XML Schemas and about XPATH, and you will get an insight on how to use XML with relational databases. for a complete course overview visit www.programutvikling.no and www.developerfocus.com
DeSign - analySiS- architectureS Craig Larman Eivind Nordby Kevlin Henney Robert C. Martin Udi Dahan Juval Lowy Kristian Nordal agile DeSign anD moDeling for aDvanceD oBJect DeSign With PatternS Author and instructor: Craig Larman During this popular, high–impact, and hands–on course you will learn to design with patterns, apply visual modelling in an agile modelling approach, and a suite of related advanced design topics, including the design of packages. This course is based on acclaimed industry leader Craig Larman’s extensive experience coaching and applying OOD since the mid 1980s. analySiS anD DeSign With Scrum Author and instructor: Eivind nordby The course targets developers who need to catch the users’ needs and transform them into distinct development tasks and into a solution capable of adapting to continuous requirements changes. The workfl ow is Scrum based, and UML is used for analysis and design ahead of programming in each sprint. Bundled with object-orientation, this gives a powerful, practical, developer oriented approach to problem solving. architecture SkillS Author and instructor: kevlin Henney The Architecture Skills course introduces a broad curriculum for software architects. The course introduces development process models, architectural styles, requirements techniques, suffi cient modelling techniques, design patterns and testing practices. This course includes a number of practical exercises so that attendees can see how the different activities fi t together. There is also plenty of opportunity for discussion. agile architecture anD DeSign Author and instructor: robert C. Martin This course is a deep dive into the well–known SOLID principles of Agile and Object Oriented Design. Students will learn the characteristics of sound Object–Oriented designs and architecture, and patterns and practices that create them. Principles include: The Single Responsibility Principle, The Open Closed Principle, The Liskov Substitution Principle, The Interface Segregation Principle, The Dependency Inversion Principle, and many others. Special attention is paid to Component oriented design, and the principles and patterns of large–scale component architecture. aDvanceD DiStriButeD SyStemS DeSign uSing Soa & DDD Author and instructor: udi Dahan Tried–and–true theories and fallacies will be shown, keeping you from making those same costly mistakes today. Communications patterns like publish⁄subscribe and correlated one–way request⁄response will be used in conjunction with advanced object–oriented state management practices for long–running workfl ows. If you enjoy deep architectural discussion, if you are in charge of building a large–scale distributed system, if you want to know more about how the big guys run their systems, this is for you. the architect’S maSter claSS Author and instructor: Juval Lowy The class agenda refl ects these three elements: development process and project leadership skills, technology, and fi nally analysis and design. Students will see how to approach rarely discussed topics such as allocation of services to assemblies, allocation of services to processes, transaction boundaries, identity management, authorization and authentication boundaries and more. Domain-Driven DeSign (DDD) hanDS-on immerSion Author: Eric Evans Instructor: kristian nordal This course is written by Eric Evans and conducted by Kristian Nordal from Arktekk, which is certifi ed by Eric Evans. The course will be held in norwegian. This intensive course will aid participants in striking a healthy balance between digging into their subject matter and addressing technological issues, which, while unavoidable, cannot be allowed to dominate the development process for commercially viable systems. We weave together lecture, discussion and classroom exercises, including hands–on coding projects. In discussions, attendees have the oportunity to discuss their own experiences and relate their own work to the principles and techniques presented in the class. DeSign - analySiS- architectureS continued 48 49 Robert C. Martin Eivind Nordby ruBy Shay Friedman clean coDe: agile SoftWare craftSmanShiP Author and instructor: robert C. Martin This is a two–day hands–on course in which students learn the principles and practices of Clean Code as described in Robert C. Martin’s book: Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship. This course alternates between lecture and exercise so that students can experience, fi rst–hand, the practices and disciplines of these fundamental topics. oBJect-orienteD DeveloPment Author and instructor: Eivind nordby This is a course for experienced developers who are new to, or wish to strengthen their object-oriented thinking. More than the programming itself, the diffi culty in passing to object-orientation is mental. That is why this course focuses on basic object-oriented thinking and basic design principles. Of course, there are plenty of practical exercises. ruBy on railS for WeB DeveloPerS Author and instructor: Shay friedman For newcomers to rails, the move to this new framework seems very hard and frightening – a different programming language, a different web framework and even a different IDE… In this course we will start with the very basics of the Ruby language, move to the basics of Ruby on Rails and end up with advanced topics. All will be done with comparison to other frameworks to keep the topics in context with the student’s current experience. test yourself! Take your certifi cation at Programutvikling AS. See programutvikling.no for more information, or call us at 67 10 65 65 for a complete course overview, price update, time and place, visit www.programutvikling.no and www.developerfocus.com registration oslo: tel 67 10 65 65 • kurs@programutvikling.no • www.programutvikling.no registration London: tel +44 0843 523 5765 • sales@developerfocus.com • wwww.developerfocus.com
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