Diploma in Software Development
About Software Development:
Software development is the process of conceiving, specifying, designing, programming, documenting, testing, and bug fixing involved in creating and maintaining applications, frameworks, or other software components. Software development involves designing, coding, testing, and maintaining applications, systems, and software products using programming languages and tools.
Why you should learn Software Development:
Learning software development equips professionals with versatile skills for building applications, enhancing employability in India's booming IT sector amid AI and cloud trends. It offers high demand, competitive salaries, and career flexibility, building on your interest in full-stack stacks like PHP, Python, Java, and .NET.
Job Market Demand
India's IT workforce hits 5.8 million in FY2026, with full-stack roles surging 30% YoY due to startup and enterprise needs, prioritizing versatile developers over specialists. Entry-level full-stack developers earn ₹4-8 LPA, mid-level ₹10-20 LPA, and seniors ₹20-40+ LPA, 20-30% above non-coders, Skills in AI integration or cloud boost premiums by 20-30%.
Course Contents
| IT Fundamentals and Concepts: |
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Introduction to Computer Fundamentals |
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Components of a PC and their functions |
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Number system |
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Operating System |
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Internetworking and Network |
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Programming Logic and Techniques |
| Programming in C |
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Data types |
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Operators |
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Control Structures |
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Arrays |
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Functions |
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Library Functions |
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Pointers in C |
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File Inclusion |
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Storage Classes |
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Files Input/output |
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Data Structure |
| Programming in C++ |
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Introduction to OOP |
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Function overloading |
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Classes and Objects |
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Dynamic Memory Management |
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Inheritance |
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Virtual Base Classes |
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Dynamic Binding |
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Polymorphism |
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C++ I/O formatting and File Handling |
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cin, cout revisited • manipulators |
| Introduction to RDBMS |
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DBMS- Database Management System- definition |
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Types of data models |
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Entity - relationship model |
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Entity - relationship diagram to tables |
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Normalization |
| Introduction to SQL |
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SQL server tools |
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Querying data from a single tables |
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Querying data from multiple tables |
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Views and Indexes |
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Store procedures and functions |
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Triggers and transactions |
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Services for message based communication |
| HTML |
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Understanding & using HTML |
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HTML headings |
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HTML Comment |
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HTML Paragraphs |
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HTML Line Breaks & Rules |
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HTML Tags |
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HTML Tables |
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HTML Nesting |
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HTML Forms |
| DHTML |
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Introduction to DHTML |
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DHTML JavaScript |
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DHTML HTML DOM |
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DHTML Events |
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DHTML CSS |
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DHTML Examples |
| CSS |
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CSS Comments |
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Three Ways to Insert CSS |
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Multiple Style Sheets |
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CSS properties used for background effects: |
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Text, CSS Font Families |
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CSS Links |
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CSS Lists |
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Table Borders |
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CSS Padding |
| JavaScript |
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Introduction to JavaScript |
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Statements and Variables |
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Operators |
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Conditional Statements |
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Popup Boxes |
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Arrays |
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Events and Functions |
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JavaScript Form Validation |
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JavaScript Exceptions |
| Database Development in MS-SQL Server |
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Stored Procedures |
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User Defined Functions |
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Monitoring your SQL Server |
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Using SQL Server 2005 / SQL Server 2008 Integration |
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XML-Based Solutions |
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Web Services and HTTP Endpoints |
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SQL Management Objects |
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SQL 2005/2008 Reporting Services |
| Java |
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Primitive Data Types and Operations |
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Operators in Java |
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Control Statements |
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Introduction OOPs |
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Object and Classes |
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Class Inheritance and Interfaces |
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Polymorphism |
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Encapsulation |
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Garbage Collection |
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Packages |
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The Collection Framework |
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Threads |
| Programming Using C# |
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Data Types and Control flow |
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Enumerations and Structs |
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Classes and Objects |
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Inheritance & Interfaces |
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File Handling |
| XML and .Net Framework |
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Multithreading |
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Reflection & Serialization |
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.NET Interoperability |
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ADO.Net |
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Web Services |
| Extensible Mark-up Language (XML) |
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Introduction to XML |
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Namespaces SAX |
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SAX API |
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DOM API |
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DOM Tree Navigation JAXP |
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JAXP API |
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Xpath nodes and syntax |
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XQuery terms and syntax |
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XQuery selecting and filtering XSLT |
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XSL |
| MySQL |
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Overview of MySQL |
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The Main Features of MySQL |
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Create & Manage Database and tables |
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Data Types Functions and Operators SQL Statement |
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Data Manipulation |
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Statements & Control Statements |
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MySQL Functions and Operators |
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Introduction to AJAX |
| Angular |
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Introduction & Installation |
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Structure |
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Components |
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Directives |
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Data binding |
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Pipes |
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Forms |
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http client module |
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Routing |
| Bootstrap |
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Introduction and Setup |
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Mobile first design philosophy |
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Layout and Grid system |
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Containers |
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Breakpoints |
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Contents and Styling |
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Buttons |
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Navbar |
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Forms |
| React |
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JSX |
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Component API |
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Component Life Cycle |
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Events |
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Fragments |
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Higher-Order Components |
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Using Flux |
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Flux Concept |
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Flux vs. MVC |
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Constructor |
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Animations |
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Map |
| Python |
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Install Python with Diff IDEs |
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Variables in Python |
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Python Conditional Statements |
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Python LOOPS |
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Python Lists |
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Python TUPLE |
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Python Sets |
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Python Dictionary |
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Python Functions |
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Python Class and Objects |
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Python Regular Expressions |
| MANUAL TESTING |
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Software Development Life Cycle: |
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Requirement Gathering and Analysis |
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System development |
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System testing |
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System maintenance |
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Software Testing Life Cycle |
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Test cases |
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Test plan |
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Types of testing |
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Defect analysis |
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Traceability matrix |
| AUTOMATION TESTING TOOLS |
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QUICK TEST PROFESSIONAL / UNIFIED FUNCTIONAL TEST |
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Introduction to QTP |
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Record and run a script |
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Introduction to Object Repository |
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Shared Object Repository |
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Synchronization |
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Check Point |
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Database checkpoint |
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Output Values |
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Data Driven Test |
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Actions |
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Regular Expression |
| AUTOMATION TESTING TOOL - SELENIUM (C# / JAVA / PYTHON) |
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Introduction to Selenium |
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Need of Test Automation |
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Why Open Source Test Automation |
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Introduction of Selenium |
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Selenium Components |
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Selenium Web Driver |
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Selenium GRID |
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POM |
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Maven |
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Framework |
