About the Course

Duration: 12–18 months (depending on institute).
Eligibility: 10+2 or equivalent; basic computer knowledge preferred.
Mode: Classroom + practical labs + projects.
Assessments: Written exams, practical exercises, assignments, and final project.

Core modules / topics

1. Advanced Computer Fundamentals — operating systems, data structures, and software concepts.
2. Programming Languages — C, C++, Java, Python (syntax, logic building, problem solving).
3. Database Management Systems — SQL, MySQL/Oracle, queries, normalization, stored procedures.
4. Web Technologies — HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP/ASP.NET basics.
5. Office Productivity Tools (Advanced) — MS Excel advanced, PowerPoint, data analysis.
6. Software Engineering & Project Management — SDLC, agile basics, documentation.
7. Computer Networks — TCP/IP, LAN/WAN, routers, switches, IP addressing, troubleshooting.
8. Operating Systems (Advanced) — Windows admin, Linux basics, shell scripting.
9. Cybersecurity Fundamentals — threats, firewalls, antivirus, user policies.
10. Cloud Computing & Emerging Technologies (Intro) — virtualization, cloud platforms overview.
11. Capstone Project — real-world project like a database-driven website or desktop application.

Learning outcomes

• Develop software applications using multiple programming languages.
• Design and manage databases with SQL queries and procedures.
• Build interactive websites with frontend and backend technologies.
• Install, configure, and troubleshoot computer networks.
• Apply basic cybersecurity and cloud concepts in IT solutions.

5 Career Opportunities

1) Software Developer / Programmer — Build applications and systems

What you’ll do: Write, test, and maintain software applications.
Key skills from course: C, Java, Python, problem-solving.
Entry path: IT companies, startups, software development firms.

2) Web Developer — Design and code interactive websites

What you’ll do: Build and maintain dynamic websites with databases.
Key skills from course: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, MySQL.
Entry path: Web development agencies, freelance projects, IT firms.

3) Database Administrator — Manage and secure databases

What you’ll do: Install, configure, and monitor databases, ensure data integrity.
Key skills from course: SQL, MySQL/Oracle, database security.
Entry path: Corporates, banks, educational institutions, data centers.

4) IT Support / Network Administrator — Maintain systems and networks

What you’ll do: Troubleshoot PCs, manage LAN/WAN, configure servers.
Key skills from course: Networking, OS management, system troubleshooting.
Entry path: IT support firms, corporate IT departments, service providers.

5) Application Support Executive — Provide technical support for software

What you’ll do: Assist clients, solve software issues, train users.
Key skills from course: Software troubleshooting, communication, problem-solving.
Entry path: IT companies, BPO/KPO, product-based software companies.