COURSES OFFERED BY VERHOEF TRAINING

After the completion of this course you will be able to identify quality management principles, interpret control charts, and identify the steps involved in creating a cause and effect diagram and use Pareto analysis to identify the primary causes of a problem.

The purpose of this course is to provide the delegate with the ability to analyze business and system requirements using the Unified Modeling Language through the RUP methodology. This course introduces delegates to the skills and knowledge needed to do this.

PHP is undoubtedly one of the most popular and fastest growing server side scripting languages around. This course is designed to enable web developers and others with limited programming experience to build dynamic web sites using the PHP programming language.

Mobile devices are revolutionizing how we communicate and do business with each other. Studies by The Gartner Group have suggested that 1.2 billion people will carry a smartphone or tablet by 2016.

JavaScript is an scripting language with similarity to Java, used to add client-side dynamics to Web pages or develop desktop and mobile applications. With JavaScript, developers can manipulate objects within the browser, validate HTML Form content, save state with Cookies and access and manipulate

This introductory level course presents the basic concepts and capabilities of the Perl program scripting language. A number of complete programs are used to illustrate how to use Perl to perform various data processing and system administration tasks.

The course is highly interactive and consists of theory with plenty of hands on practical content. A dedicated server will be used so that the more complex commands and administration utilities can be practised in the security of a classroom environment.

This course is a introduction to technical staff (support personnel, application developers, system integrators) requiring the basic skills necessary to interface effectively with UNIX based Open Systems. This course is suitable for most major vendor releases of UNIX

This course will cover DB2 Physical Storage, Data Definition, Application Programming Considerations, Load Related Utilities, Performance Issues, Referential Integrity Implications, DB2 Catalog, Security end Auditing, and the Backup and Recover Processes.

The SQL Introduction course covers the basics of the SQL language as used in relational database management systems. This is a generic course with the objective to provide students with the base skills needed to use the SQL language.