COURSES OFFERED BY PRACTICAL PROGRAMMING

In this class, you’ll learn how to automate time-consuming tasks using Python, such as gathering data from the internet. Whether your interests lie in social media, e-commerce, real estate, travel or government affairs, the ability to instantly collect up-to-date data across the web.

In this hands-on class, you’ll expand your knowledge of what CSS can do, enabling you to create well-designed webpages.

Prepare to enter the field of cybersecurity. Learn all about networking, interview preparation, resume best practices, and the career opportunities available.

JavaScript is one of the most popular coding languages. By learning JavaScript you’ll be able to build out entire web and mobile apps with just one language! Now is the time to learn this language and become a master of application development.

Learn how to build and secure an enterprise-level cloud environment with Amazon Web Services (AWS), the most-used platform for cloud computing.

Get started working with the Linux operating systems. Write commands, navigate directories, and learn the major Linux distributions for cybersecurity: Kali, NodeZero, and BlackArch.

In this certificate, students learn necessary programming skills to manipulate databases and perform various levels of analysis on the data. This program prepares students for entry-level data science and Python engineering positions.

FinTech course is offered by Practical Programming for all skill level. We provide computers with the software for all our paid courses, so you can travel light. You can bring a pen and paper/notebook to take notes if you'd like. Some classes are available on Mac, PC or either.

In this certificate program, you will learn the necessary skills to become React web developers. This immersive course will teach you how to develop applications using React.

This course will use Postgres, an advanced open-source database management system. Concepts from this course will apply equally to other database systems such as MySQL and SQL Server, with the minor syntax differences noted during class.