Overview/Description Agile software development is an iterative, incremental approach to developing and releasing software. Agile principles include commitment to timely and ongoing software deliveries, changing requirements, simplicity in approach, and sustainable development cycles. The Agile method also promotes self-organizing, self-empowered, self-monitoring teams and individuals who work collaboratively with face-to-face communication. Agile development practices include frequent releases, ongoing testing, customer and stakeholder participation throughout the development process, co-...

Overview/Description This course explores the technologies that are used to enable Ajax applications to interact with a server's external data. It will begin by examining the important role that ASP.NET, PHP, Java, and Ajax play in developing Ajax applications, and then explore how Ajax can access and utilize external data sent from a variety of sources. The course will move on to discuss JavaScript Object Notation (JSON), and how frameworks and libraries can add complex degrees of functionality to an application with minimal effort. This course is one of a series providing an introduction to...

Overview/Description To describe how ANSI C programs use memory to store data and how to write portable C programs Target Audience Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C Prerequisites Awareness of programming concepts; experience of using a third-generation, high-level language, such as Pascal, PL/1, BASIC, or FORTRAN Expected Duration (hours) 3.3 Lesson ObjectivesANSI C Programming: Data Representation declare local and external variables and distinguish between declarations and definitions in ANSI C. identify the four datatypes used in ANSI C and detail their respective storage...

Overview/Description To describe advanced flow-control statements Target Audience Programmers and software developers new to ANSI C Prerequisites Awareness of programming concepts; experience of using a third-generation, high-level language, such as Pascal, PL/1, BASIC, or FORTRAN Expected Duration (hours) 2.7 Lesson ObjectivesANSI C Programming: Flow Control list the flow control mechanisms available and use the correct syntax for if, nested if, and if-else statements in ANSI C. write an if-else statement in ANSI C. differentiate between ANSI C's three loop statements. use the break and...