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 Introduction to Visual studio  User defined controls
 Graphic controls
Introduction to C#  Files and streams
 Usage and implementations of
 Overview of C# controls
 Data Types  Software Development
 Memory Concepts
 Control Structures MSSQL Server
 Arrays
 Namespaces  Intro to databases
 Relational database concepts
Object Oriented  Structured Query Language
 Stored Procedures
Programming  Functions
 Classes and Objects  Triggers
 Constructors
 Inheritance ADO.NET
 Polymorphism
 Basics of Ado.net
 Abstract
 Connected and Disconnected
 Interface
modes
 Delegates
 Programming with Ado.net
 Exception Handling
 CSS and JavaScript
 Reflections
 HTML
 Indexers
 Threading
ASP.NET
Graphical User Interface  Intro to Web forms
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 Course Content and Syllabus for Android
Training
Introduction to Android  Project Structure

 The Android family Android Application

Fundamentals
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 Android application building
 Overview of Android and blocks
Android SDK  Activating components
 History of Android  Shutting down components
 Android features  Life Cycle of Application
</li  Development tools, Manifest
File
  Life Cycle of Activity

Android Architecture User Interface

overview  View Hierarchy and Layouts
 UI Events
 Introduction to OS layers
 Building Menus
 Linux kernel
 Notifying users
 Libraries
 Creating dialogs
 Android Runtime
 Graphics & Animations
 Application framework

Setup of Android Main Building Blocks

Development  Activity
environment  Services
 Content Providers
 System requirements  Broadcast Receivers
 Eclipse and SDK installation,
AVD creation Resources
 Creating first Android
application  Overview of Android Resources
 Creating Resources
 Using Resources
 Drawable Resources
 Animation Resources
Data Storage
 Shared Preferences
 Internal Storage (Files)
 External Storage(SD Card)
 SQLite Databases
Android Media API
 Playing audio/video
 Media recording
 Blue tooth
 WiFi
 Camera
 TelephonyManager
 Location Services
 Google Maps
 Deploying Android Application
on Device
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 Course Content and Syllabus for Big Data
Training
Introduction  Data Selection

 Big Data Overview Tools for Data

 What is Big Data Analytics Preparation
 Necessity for Big Data Analytics
 Role of a Data Analyst  Introduction to SQL DB's
 What is Data Science  Introduction to NoSql DB's
 Necessity for Data Science  Key / Value pair
 Role of Data Scientist  MongoDB
 Cassandra
Use Cases  Graph DB's (Neo4j)
 Hands on Exercise : Using SQL
 Finance and NoSql DB's
 Retail
 Advertising Data Preparation –
 Defense and Intelligence
 Telecommunications and
Import/Export
Utilities  Sqoop
 Healthcare and  Flume
Pharmaceuticals  Hands on Exercise : Usage of
Tools
Data Analytics Proces
 Preparation
PreProcessing
 PreProcessing  Data Cleaning
 Analysis  Data Filtering
 Post Processing  Data Completion
 Data Correction
Data Preparation  Data Standardization
 Data Transformation
 Planning
 Tools for Data PreProcessing
 Data Collection
 Data Preprocessing using Pig  K-Means clustering
 Writing Pig Latin scripts and  Running clustering example
processing data  Exploring distance measures
 Data Preprocessing using Hive
 Writing Hive Scripts and Data Visualization using
processing data R
 Hands on Exercise : Pig and
Hive  Language basics
 Data Frames
Data Analysis  Vectorized operations on Data
Introduction Frames
 Selection
 Sqoop  Projection
 Recommendation  Transformation
 Classification
 Clustering
 Mahout

Recommendation
 Introduction to
Recommendations
 Making recommendations,
various techniques
 Hands on Exercise for
Recommendations

Classification
 Classification System Overview
 Classification process
 Naive Bayes Classifier
 Decision Trees
 Examples of Classification
 Clustering
 Clustering basics
 Hierarchical clustering
 Course Content and Syllabus for CCNA
Training
Describe how a network
works
 Describe the purpose and
functions of various network
devices
 Describe the purpose and
functions of various network
devices
 Select the components required
to meet a network specification
 Use the OSI and TCP/IP models
and their associated protocols to
explain how data flows in a
network
 Describe common networked
applications including web
applications
 Describe the purpose and basic
operation of the protocols in the
OSI and TCP models
 Describe the impact of
applications (Voice Over IP and
Video Over IP) on a network
 Interpret network diagrams
 Determine the path between two
hosts across a network
 Describe the components
required for network and
Internet communications
 Identify and correct common
network problems at layers 1, 2,
3 and 7 using a layered model
approach
 Differentiate between LAN/WAN
operation and features
Configure, verify and
troubleshoot a switch
with VLANs and
interswitch
communications
 Select the appropriate media,
cables, ports, and connectors to
connect switches to other
network devices and hosts
 Explain the technology and
media access control method
for Ethernet networks
 Explain network segmentation
and basic traffic management
concepts
 Explain basic switching
concepts and the operation of
Cisco switches
 Perform and verify initial switch
configuration tasks including
remote access management
 Verify network status and switch
operation using basic utilities
 (including: ping, traceroute,
telnet, SSH, arp, ipconfig),
SHOW & DEBUG commands
 Identify, prescribe, and resolve
common switched network
media issues, configuration
issues, auto negotiation, and
switch hardware failures
 Describe enhanced switching
technologies (including: VTP,
RSTP, VLAN, PVSTP, 802.1q)
 Describe how VLANs create
logically separate networks and
the need for routing between
them
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot VLANs
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot trunking on Cisco
switches
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot interVLAN routing
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot VTP
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot RSTP operation
 Interpret the output of various
show and debug commands to
verify the operational status of a
Cisco switched network.
 Implement basic switch security
(including: port security, trunk
access, management vlan other
than vlan1, etc.)
Implement an IP
addressing scheme and
IP Services to meet
network requirements
 Describe the operation and
benefits of using private and
public IP addressing
 Explain the operation and
benefits of using DHCP and
DNS
 Configure, verify and
troubleshoot DHCP and DNS
operation on a router.(including:
CLI/SDM)
 Implement static and dynamic
addressing services for hosts in
a LAN environment
 Calculate and apply an
addressing scheme including
VLSM IP addressing design to a
network
 Determine the appropriate
classless addressing scheme
using VLSM and summarization
to satisfy addressing
requirements in a LAN/WAN
environment
 Describe the technological
requirements for running IPv6 in
conjunction with IPv4 (including:
protocols, dual stack, tunneling,
etc).
 Describe IPv6 addresses
 Identify and correct common
problems associated with IP
addressing and host
configurations
 Configure, verify and
troubleshoot a switch
with VLANs and
interswitch
communications
 Describe basic routing concepts
(including: packet forwarding,
router lookup process)
 Describe the operation of Cisco
routers (including: router bootup
process, POST, router
components)
 Select the appropriate media,
cables, ports, and connectors to
connect routers to other network
devices and hosts
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot RIPv2
 Access and utilize the router to
set basic parameters.(including:
CLI/SDM)
 Connect, configure, and verify
operation status of a device
interface
 Verify device configuration and
network connectivity using ping,
traceroute, telnet, SSH or other
utilities
 Perform and verify routing
configuration tasks for a static or
default route given specific
routing requirements
 Manage IOS configuration files.
(including: save, edit, upgrade,
restore)
 Manage Cisco IOS
 Compare and contrast methods
of routing and routing protocols
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot OSPF
 Configure, verify, and
troubleshoot EIGRP
 Verify network connectivity
(including: using ping,
traceroute, and telnet or SSH)
 Troubleshoot routing issues
 Verify router hardware and
software operation using SHOW
& DEBUG commands.
 Implement basic router security
Explain and select the
appropriate
administrative tasks
required for a WLAN
 Describe standards associated
with wireless media (including:
IEEE WI-FI Alliance, ITU/FCC)
 Identify and describe the
purpose of the components in a
small wireless network.
(Including: SSID, BSS, ESS)
 Identify the basic parameters to
configure on a wireless network
to ensure that devices connect
to the correct access point
 Compare and contrast wireless
security features and
capabilities of WPA security
 (including: open, WEP, WPA-
1/2)
 Identify common issues with
implementing wireless networks.
(Including: Interface, miss
configuration)
Identify security threats
to a network and
describe general
methods to mitigate
those threats
 Describe today's increasing
network security threats and
explain the need to implement a
comprehensive security policy
to mitigate the threats
 Explain general methods to
mitigate common security
threats to network devices,
hosts, and applications
 Describe the functions of
common security appliances
and applications
 Describe security recommended
practices including initial steps
to secure network devices
Implement, verify, and
troubleshoot NAT and
ACLs in a medium-size
Enterprise branch office
network
 Describe the purpose and types
of ACLs
 Configure and apply ACLs
based on network filtering
requirements.(including:
CLI/SDM)
 Configure and apply an ACLs to
limit telnet and SSH access to
the router using (including:
SDM/CLI)
 Verify and monitor ACLs in a
network environment
 Troubleshoot ACL issues
 Explain the basic operation of
NAT
 Configure NAT for given
network requirements using
(including: CLI/SDM)
 Troubleshoot NAT issues
Implement and verify
WAN links
 Describe different methods for
connecting to a WAN
 Configure and verify a basic
WAN serial connection
 Configure and verify Frame
Relay on Cisco routers
 Troubleshoot WAN
implementation issues
 Describe VPN technology
(including: importance, benefits,
role, impact, components)
 Configure and verify a PPP
connection between Cisco
routers
 Course Content and Syllabus for CCNP
Training
CCNP Course Content
Implementing Cisco IP
Routing (300-101)
 Describing network
fundamentals
 Establishing Internet and WAN
connectivity (IPv4 and IPv6)
 Managing network device
security
 Operating a medium-sized LAN
with multiple switches,
supporting VLANs, trunking, and
spanning tree
 Troubleshooting IP connectivity
(IPv4 and IPv6)
 Configuring and troubleshooting
EIGRP and OSPF (IPv4 and
IPv6)
 Configuring devices for SNMP,
Syslog, and NetFlow access
 Managing Cisco device
configurations, Cisco IOS
images, and licenses
Implementing Cisco IP
Switched Networks (300-115)
 Drawing Lines
 Introduction to Campus
Networks
 Defining Virtual Networks
(VLANs)
 Implementing Spanning Tree
 Implementing InterVLAN
Routing
 Implement High Availability in a
Campus Environment
 Wireless Client Access
 Minimizing Service Loss and
Data Theft in a Campus
Network
 Configuring Campus Switches
to Support Voice
Troubleshooting and
Maintaining Cisco IP Networks
(300-135)
 Layer 2 switching
 VLANs, VLAN access control
lists, port security
 Switch security issues
 Link aggregation protocols
 Spanning Tree Protocol (STP)
 Inter-VLAN routing solutions
 First Hop Redundancy Protocols
(FHRPs) - HSRP, VRRP, and
GLBP
 Branch office operations
 Enhanced Interior Gateway
Routing Protocol (EIGRP)
 Open Shortest Path First
(OSPF)
 Layer 3 path control
 Course Content and Syllabus for Cloud
Computing Training
Introduction to Cloud
Computing
 Defining cloud computing
 Components of a computing
cloud
 Differentiating types of clouds:
public, private, hybrid
 Delivering services from the
cloud
 Categorizing service types
 Comparing vendor cloud
products: Amazon, Google,
Microsoft and others
Adopting the Cloud
 Key drivers of cloud computing
solutions
 Instantaneous provisioning of
computing resources
 Handling varied loads with
elasticity and seamless
scalability
 Tapping into an infinite storage
capacity
 Cost-effective pay-as-you-use
billing models
 Evaluating barriers to cloud
computing
 Handling sensitive data
 Aspects of cloud security
 Assessing governance solutions
Exploiting Software as a
Service ( SaaS )
 Characterizing SaaS
 Minimizing the need for local
hardware and software
 Streamlining administration with
centralized installation and
updates
 Optimizing cost and
performance with the ability to
scale on demand
 Comparing service scenarios
 Improving collaboration with
business productivity tools
 Simplifying business process
creation by integrating existing
components
 Inspecting SaaS technologies
 Deploying Web applications
 Implementing Web services:
SOAP, REST
 Choosing a development
platform
Delivering Platform as a
Service (PaaS)
 Exploring the technical
foundation for PaaS
 Specifying the components of
PaaS
 Analyzing vendor PaaS
provisions
 Selecting an appropriate
implementation
 Building services with solution
stacks
 Evaluating the architecture of
vendor specific platforms
 Becoming familiar with service
platform tools
 Leveraging the power of
scalable middleware
 Managing cloud storage
 Controlling unstructured data in
the cloud
 Deploying relational databases
in the cloud
 Improving data availability
 Employing support services
 Testing in the cloud
 Monitoring cloud-based services
 Analyzing portability across
platforms
Deploying Infrastructure
as a Service ( IaaS )
 Enabling technologies
 Scalable server clusters
 Achieving transparency with
platform virtualization
 Elastic storage devices
 Accessing IaaS
 Provisioning servers on demand
 Handling dynamic and static IP
addresses
 Tools and support for
management and monitoring
Building a Business
Case
 Calculating the financial
implications
 Analyzing current and future
computing requirements
 Comparing in-house facilities to
the cloud
 Estimating economic factors
downstream
 Preserving business continuity
 Selecting appropriate service-
level agreements
 Safeguarding access to assets
in the cloud
 Security, availability and
disaster recovery strategies
Migrating to the Cloud
 Technical considerations
 Rearchitecting applications for
the cloud
 Integrating the cloud with
existing applications
 Avoiding vendor lock-in
 Planning the migration
 Incremental vs
 one-step solution
 Selecting a vendor
 Establishing staff skill
requirements
 Course Content and Syllabus for Java
Training
Java Language
Environment
 Object Oriented
 Platform Independent
 Automatic Memory
Management
 Compiled / Interpreted approach
 Robust
 Secure
 Dynamic Linking
 MultiThreaded
 Built-in Networking
Java Fundamentals
 Data types
 Operators
 Control Statements
 Arrays
 Enhanced for-loop
 Enumerated types
 Static import
 Auto boxing
 C-style formatted I/O
 Variable arguments
Essentials of Object-
Oriented Programming
 Object and Class Definition
 Using encapsulation to combine
methods and data in a single
class
 Inheritance and Polymorphism
Writing Java Classes
 Encapsulation
 Polymorphism
 Inheritance
 OOP in Java
 Class Fundamentals
 Using Objects
 Constructor
 Garbage Collection
 Method Overloading
 Method Overriding
 Static Members
 Understanding Interface
 Using Interfaces class
Packages
 Why packages
 Understanding Classpath
 Access modifiers and their
Scope
Exception Handling
 Importance of Exception
Handling
 Exception Propagation
 Exception Types
 Using try and catch
 throw, throws, finally
 Writing User defined Exceptions
I/O Operations in Java
 Byte Oriented Streams
 File Handling
 Readers and Writers
Multithreaded
Programming
 Introduction to Multi-Threading
 Understanding Threads and its
States
 Java Threading Model
 Thread class and Runnable
Interface
 Thread Priorities
 Thread Synchronization
 Inter thread Communication
 Preventing Deadlocks
DEVELOPING Java
APPS
 Defining a Solution without
Writing Code
 Organizing a Concept Solution
 Creating a Program Skeleton
 Defining Error Checking
Requirements
 Introduction to Application
Security
Network Programming
 Introduction to Networking
 InetAddress
 URL
 TCP Socket and ServerSocket
 UDP Socket
 Developing a Chat Application
Java Util Package /
Collections Framework
 Collection and Iterator Interface
 Enumeration
 List and ArrayList
 Vector
 Comparator
 Set Interface and SortedSet
 Hashtable
 Properties
Generics
 Introduction to Generics
 Using Built-in Generics
Collections
 Writing Simple Generic Class
 Bounded Generics
 Wild Card Generics
Inner Classes
 Nested Top Level Classes
 Member Classes
 Local Classes
 Anonymous Classes
Abstract Window Toolkit
 Graphics
 Color and Font
 AWT Components/Controls
 Event Handling and Layouts

Swing Programming
 Introduction to Swing and MVC
Architecture
 Light Weight Component
 Swing Hierarchy
 Atomic Components e.g.
JButton, JList and more
 Intermediate Container e.g.
JPanel, JSplitPane and more
 Top-Level Container e.g.
JFrame and JApplet
 Swing Related Events
 Course Content and Syllabus for Core Java
Training
Core Java Language
Environment
 Object Oriented
 Platform Independent
 Automatic Memory
Management
 Compiled / Interpreted approach
 Robust
 Secure
 Dynamic Linking
 MultiThreaded
 Built-in Networking
Java Fundamentals
 Data types
 Operators
 Control Statements
 Arrays
 Enhanced for-loop
 Enumerated types
 Static import
 Auto boxing
 C-style formatted I/O
 Variable arguments
Essentials of Object-
Oriented Programming
 Object and Class Definition
 Using encapsulation to combine
methods and data in a single
class
 Inheritance and Polymorphism
Writing Java Classes
 Encapsulation
 Polymorphism
 Inheritance
 OOP in Java
 Class Fundamentals
 Using Objects
 Constructor
 Garbage Collection
 Method Overloading
 Method Overriding
 Static Members
 Understanding Interface
 Using Interfaces class
Packages
 Why packages
 Understanding Classpath
 Access modifiers and their
Scope
Exception Handling
 Importance of Exception
Handling
 Exception Propagation
 Exception Types
 Using try and catch
 throw, throws, finally
 Writing User defined Exceptions
I/O Operations in Java
 Byte Oriented Streams
 File Handling
 Readers and Writers
Multithreaded
Programming
 Introduction to Multi-Threading
 Understanding Threads and its
States
 Java Threading Model
 Thread class and Runnable
Interface
 Thread Priorities
 Thread Synchronization
 Inter thread Communication
 Preventing Deadlocks
DEVELOPING Java
APPS
 Defining a Solution without
Writing Code
 Organizing a Concept Solution
 Creating a Program Skeleton
 Defining Error Checking
Requirements
 Introduction to Application
Security
Network Programming
 Introduction to Networking
 InetAddress
 URL
 TCP Socket and ServerSocket
 UDP Socket
 Developing a Chat Application
Java Util Package /
Collections Framework
 Collection and Iterator Interface
 Enumeration
 List and ArrayList
 Vector
 Comparator
 Set Interface and SortedSet
 Hashtable
 Properties
Generics
 Introduction to Generics
 Using Built-in Generics
Collections
 Writing Simple Generic Class
 Bounded Generics
 Wild Card Generics
Inner Classes
 Nested Top Level Classes
 Member Classes
 Local Classes
 Anonymous Classes
 Abstract Window Toolkit  SiteMesh
 Spark
 Graphics  Servlet API
 Color and Font
 AWT Components/Controls
 Event Handling and Layouts

Swing Programming
 Introduction to Swing and MVC
Architecture
 Light Weight Component
 Swing Hierarchy
 Atomic Components e.g.
JButton, JList and more
 Intermediate Container e.g.
JPanel, JSplitPane and more
 Top-Level Container e.g.
JFrame and JApplet
 Swing Related Events

JAVA Frameworks
 java framework struts 2
 JSF (JavaServer Faces)
 Spring MVC framework
 Wicket framework
 Stripes
 Tapestry
 RIFE
 Seam
 Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
 OpenXava
 Apache Axis
 Hibernate
 JDOM
 Java Applet
 Course Content and Syllabus for Linux
System Programming Training
Linux System
Programming Course
Contents
 Introduction to C Programming
 Introduction to ’C’
 Control flow Statements in ‘C’
 Functions
 Arrays
 Pointers
 Pointers and functions
 Structures
 C preprocessor
 Link List, Doubly Linked lists
Introduction to operating
system
 What Operating Systems Do
 Computer-System Organization
 Computer-System Architecture
 Operating-System Structure
 Operating-System Operations
 Process Management
 Memory Management
 Storage Management
 Protection and Security
 Types of kernel
Linux system
Programming
 Files and devices
 Library functions
 Low-level file access
 Managing files
 The standard I/O library
 Formatted input and output
 The /proc file system
Process
 What is a process
 Viewing processes
 Starting new process
 Duplicating a process
image
 Programming example of using
fork() system call
Signal
 Viewing the header file signal.h
 Signal handling
 Signal sending
 POSIX Signals API
 Programming example of signal
handling related functions.
Posix threads
programming
 Threads and Processes
 Creating Threads
 Synchronizing Threads
 Communicating Between  What Is a Socket?
Threads  Socket Connections
 Programming example of using  Socket Attributes
pthread related functions.  Socket Domains
 Socket Types
IPC (Inter Process  Socket Protocols
communication)  Creating a Socket
 Socket Addresses
 Discuss various IPC  Naming a Socket
mechanisms (in brief)  Accepting Connections
 pipe()  Requesting Connections
 popen()  Closing a Socket
 named pipes (FIFO)  Programming example of
creating local Client and Local
System V-IPC (Inter Server using AF_UNIX
Process communication)
 Understanding the Linux
interface facilities
 Semaphores, for managing
access to resources
 Using functions like semctl(),
semget() , semopt().
 Shared memory, for highly
efficient data sharing between
programs
 Using functions like
shmat(),shmctl(),shmdt(),shmge
t()
 Messaging, for an easy way of
passing data between programs
 Using functions like
msgget(),msgctl(),msgrcv(),msg
snd()

Socket Programming
 Course Content and Syllabus for Linux
Kernel and Device Driver Development
Training
Linux Kernel and Device  Process Scheduling in Unix
Systems
Driver Development  Fair Scheduling
Course Contents  The Scheduler Entry Point
 Wait Queues
 The Process  Waking Up
 Process Descriptor and the  Preemption and Context
Task Structure Switching
 Allocating the Process
Descriptor System Calls
 Storing the Process Descriptor
 Process State  System Calls
 Manipulating the Current  Examples of system calls
Process State  Examples of Standard APIs
 Process Context  System call Implementation
 Copy-on-Write  API-system Call-OS relationship
 Forking  Types of system calls
 vfork()  Processor Affinity System Calls
 Kernel Threads  Yielding Processor Time
 Communicating with the Kernel
Process Scheduling  APIs, POSIX, and the C Library
 Accessing the System Call from
 Multitasking User-Space
 Linux’s Process Scheduler
Policy Memory Management
 I/O-Bound Versus Processor-
Bound Processes  Pages
 Process Priority  Zones
 Time slice  Getting Pages
 The Scheduling Policy in Action  Getting Zeroed Pages
 The Linux Scheduling Algorithm  Freeing Pages
Scheduler Classes  kmalloc()
 gfp_mask Flags  Interrupt context
 Action Modifiers  Taslets
 Zone Modifiers  Softirq
 Type Flags
 kfree() An Introduction to Kernel
 vmalloc() Synchronization
 Slab Layer
 Design of the Slab Layer  Kernel Synchronization Methods
 Slab Allocator Interface  Spin locks
 Allocating from the Cache  Reader-writer locks
 The Process Address Space  Semaphores

The Virtual File system Timers and Time

 Common File system Interface Management
 File system Abstraction Layer
 Jiffies
 Unix File systems
 Hardware clocks and timers
 VFS Objects and Their Data
Structures
 The Superblock Object LINUX DEVICE DRIVER
 Superblock Operations
 Introduction
 The Inode Object
 Role of Device Driver
 Inode Operations
 types of Device driver
 The Dentry Object
 loadable modules and its
 The File Object
benefits
 File Operations
 Functions used to load and
 Data Structures Associated with
unload modules
File systems
 Passing parameters to a
 Data Structures Associated with
loadable module
a Process

Interrupts and Interrupt Writing a device Driver

Handlers Program
 Important header files
 Top Halves verses Bottom
 Writing a simple module
Halves
 Compiling and loading modules
 Registering an interrupt handler
 Device information in /proc Task functions
 Character driver
 character driver basics  Task states
 major and minor numbers  Task hooks
 creating device files with mknod  Task synchronization
 registering a character device
driver
 Hand- on Practice
 Character Device Driver writing
 Userspace interaction
 Proc/sys model
 LCD implementation
 Understanding the serial device
driver

RTOS
 Introduction to RTOS
 What is Real Time System?
 Requirements of Real time
System
 Hard Real-time Systems and
Soft Real-time Systems

Task
 What is a task creation?
 Unitask approach Vs multitask
approach
 Task states

Scheduling
 Multitasking Kernel
 Context switch
 Priority based scheduling
 Round Robin scheduling
 Course Content and Syllabus for MATLAB
and Simulink Training
MATLAB and Simulink
Course Contents
 Introduction to MATLAB
 What is MATLAB?
 Elementary MATLAB Constructs
 MATLAB Variables
 Arithmetic Operations
 Logical and Relational
Operations
 Mathematical Functions
 Graphical Functions
 I/O Operations
 Import Wizard
 Special I/O Functions
 The MATLAB Search Path
 Elementary Matrix
Manipulations
 More Complicated Data
Structures
 Structures
 Cell Arrays
 Definition of Cell Arrays
 Access to Cell Array Elements
How to deal with
Matrices and Arrays in
MATLAB
 Vector in MATLAB
 Matrices in MATLAB
 Methods of accessing Matrix
Elements
Creating Scripts in
MATLAB
 Matrices operations
 Addition, subtractions of
matrices of n numbers rows and
columns
 Multiplication of Matrices of nxm
and mxn row column.
Plotting Commands
 One dimensional plots
 Two dimension plots
 Three dimension plots
 Flow control Commands
 IF statements
 While Statements
 For Loops
User defined functions
 Creating functions in MATLAB
environment
 Calling functions
 Executing functions
Functioning and use of
predefined functions
 Study of various predefined
functions of MATLAB
 GUI development
 Need of GUI
 Creating GUI
 Interfacing of MATLAB script
and GUI
External Interfaces
(serial Port)
 Interfacing the MATLAB script to
the real world through RS232
 Study of commands required to
send / receive data through
serial port
 Develop an application for
interfacing external hardware to
the PC through MATLAB.
The MATLAB Desktop
MATLAB Help
MATLAB Programming
 MATLAB Procedures
 MATLAB Functions
 MATLAB Language Constructs
 The Function eval
 Function Handles
 Solution of Differential
Equations
 M-File editing
 Debugging M-file
 Calling functions
 Writing functions
 Basic Input Output Functions
 Data import & export
 Text files & excel Sheets
MATLAB Editor and
Debugger
 Editor Functions
 Debugging Functions
 Symbolic Calculations with the
Symbolic Toolbox
 Symbolic “Auxiliary
Calculations”
Graphics
 Introduction to graphs & plots
 Different type of plot designing
 2D & 3D plots
 Scientific data based plots
 Plot editing & handling
 Plotting Images
Graphical User Interface
(GUI) Designing
 Introduction to GUI
 GUIDE tool
 GUI Designing
 GUI programming
 GUI interfacings
 Executable files designing
Introduction to Simulink
 What is SIMULINK?
 Operating Principle and
Management of Simulink
 Constructing a Simulink Block
Diagram
 Parameterizing Simulink Blocks
 Simulink Simulation
 Solving Differential Equations
with Simulink
 Simplification of Simulink
Systems
 The FCN Block
 Construction of Subsystems
 Interaction with MATLAB
 Transfer of Variables between
 Simulink and MATLAB
 Iteration of Simulink Simulations
in MATLAB
 Transfer of Variables through
Global Variables
 Dealing with Characteristic
Curves
External Interface
 Image Processing
 Audio & Video Processing
 Serial Port Interfacing
Practicals / Projects
 Hello World
 Personalized Hello World
 Hello World with Input
 Simple Menu
 File Reading and Writing
 Writing a File
 Reading a File
 Sorting
 Working with Biological Images
 Creating a Sub-image
 Working with Multiple Images
 Working with a Sound File
 Permutations
 Approaching a Problem and
Using Heuristics
 Making Permutations Faster
 A Faster Way
 Measuring Time
 The Growth of the Problem
 Search a File
 A Side Note About System
Commands
 DNA Matching
 Our Search through a File
 Buffering Our Data
 A Further Check
 Generating Random Data
 Analyzing a Car Stereo
 A Fun Sound Effect
 Another Fun Sound Effect
 Why Divide By 2?
 Stereo Test Conclusion
 Drawing a Line
 Finding Points along a Line
 Coding the Solution to Points
along a Line
 Drawing the Line
 Drawing a Frame
 Filling a Diamond Shape
 Drawing an Entire Cube
 Adjusting Our View
 Epilogue
Solutions to the
Problems
 Solutions to the MATLAB
Problems
 Solutions to the Simulink
Problems

Arithmetic MATLAB
Operations
 Arithmetic Operations as Matrix
Operations
 Arithmetic Operations as Field
Operations
 Course Content and Syllabus for HTML
Training
HTML Course Content
Getting started with
HTML
 is the core language for creating
web pages.
 This course is aimed at anyone
wishing to learn how to write
and edit HTML code, whether
your intention is to hand-code or
to use a visual editor such as
Dreamweaver.
 This course is an ideal primer
for our Introduction to CSS
course, which moves into
building more complex page
layouts with stylesheets.
General
 Website structure and
management
 Following standards - usability
and accessibility issues,
essential page elements and
properties
 About web browsers
HTML/XHTML
 About XHTML - why you should
use current standards and how
XHTML differs from HTML
 Principals of HTML - element
structure, tags and properties
 Writing good HTML - rules and
conventions
Formatting
 Paragraphs and line breaks
 Heading tags
 Multiple spaces
 Special characters
Tables
 When and how to use tables
 Table properties
Images
 About web graphics - JPEG and
GIF
 Controlling image placement
 Setting Image properties via
HTML
Hyperlinks
 Understanding document
relative and absolute paths,
email and external links
 Creating simple navigation for
websites
 Using images as link buttons
Design and layout
techniques
 Efficient and practical page
design
 Working with Div tags for layout
 Controlling content width
Cascading Stylesheets
 Formatting text - changing
typeface, size and colour
Introduction to HTML
 This course aims to provide a
thorough introduction to HTML,
the core language for the web.
 This course cuts through the
jargon, explaining the concepts
and techniques used to create
modern web pages, and
teaches you how to write and
edit code in the most up to date
and efficient way.
 By the end of the course you will
have the confidence to create a
working website from scratch
and you will have learned the
principals behind accessibility,
search engine optimisation,
HTML email and presentational
techniques using CSS
(cascading stylesheets).
General
 Website structure
 why you should use standards -
usability and accessibility
issues, About web browsers
 Optimising pages for search
engines
HTML basics
 The differences between HTML
and XHTML
 Principals of HTML - element
structure, tags and properties
 Writing good code - rules and
conventions
 Essential HTML elements and
their properties
Images
 Optimising web graphics -
JPEG, GIF & PNG
 Getting images from Photoshop
 Setting image properties via
HTML
Hyperlinks
 Understanding relative and
absolute paths, email and
external links, named anchors
 Creating internal navigation for
a website
 Using images as links
Design and layout
techniques
 Efficient and practical page
design
 Translating graphic design into
code
 Working with Div tags for page
layouts
Creating HTML emails
 Things to avoid in email
 Designing for simplicity and
functionality
 Using server based images
 Using simple tables for layout
 Writing inline styles
Cascading Stylesheets
 Formatting text - changing
typeface, size and colour
 Using Classes and IDs
 Controlling spacing, page width
and other layout properties
 Setting background properties
 Units of measurement: Fixed vs
relative
 Hyperlink styles
Beyond the basics
 Creating an enquiry form and
linking to an online script
 Adding a Google map
 About HTML 5 and other new
developments
 About relevant technologies -
PHP, Javascript, Flash etc.
 Using Classes
 Setting Margins
 Setting background properties
 Units of measurement: Fixed
and relative
 Hyperlink styles
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 Course Content and Syllabus for iOS Apps
iPhone Training
iOS Apps iPhone
Course Contents
 Getting started with the iPhone
SDK
 Anatomy of an Application
 Underneath Xcode
 Installing the iPhone SDK
 What You’ll Need
 The iPhone Simulator
 Downloading and Installing the
iPhone SDK
 Provisioning an iPhone
Building and Installing
Applications
 Model-View-Controller
 Application Templates
 Xcode Project Layout
 Prototypes
 Adding Frameworks
 Setting the Active SDK
 Building an Application
 Installing an Application
Transitioning to
Objective-C
 Messaging
 Class and Method Declarations
 Implementation
 Properties
 Protocols
 Categories
 Posing
 Additional Resources
Interface Builder:
Xcode’s GUI for GUIs
 Windows, Views, and View
Controllers
 Existing Templates
 New Templates
 User Interface Elements
 Controllers
 Data Views
 Inputs and Values
 Windows, Views, and Bars
 The Inspector
 Designing a UI
 The Window
 The View Controller
 Views
 Connecting the Views
 Adding Linkage to Code
 Removing Interface Builder from
a Project
 Basic User Interface Elements
 Windows and Views
 Creating a Window and View
 Displaying the View
 HelloView: Most Useless
Application Ever
 What’s Going On  What’s Going On
 Deriving from UIView  Further Study
 HelloWorld: The Traditionally
Useless Application Transition Animations
 What’s Going On
 Creating a Transition
Introduction to UI Kit  Attaching a Transition
 FlipDemo: Page-Flipping
 View Controllers Transitions
 Creating a View Controller  What’s Going On
 Loading from Interface Builder  Further Study
 Orientation Changes
 Disposing of a View Controller Action Sheets and Alerts
 ControllerDemo: Hello World,
View Controller Style  Alerts
 What’s Going On  Action Sheets
 Further Study  Dismissing an Action Sheet
 End World: Ending the World
Text Views (with Confirmation)
 What’s Going On
 Creating a Text View  Further Study
 Assigning Content
 Displaying HTML Table Views and
 Source Reader: Web Page Controllers
Source Code Reader
 What’s Going On  Creating the Table
 Further Study  Table Cells
 Implementing Multiple Select
Navigation Bars and  Editing and Swipe-to-Delete
Controllers  Reloading Tables
 TableDemo: Simple File
 Creating a Navigation Controller Browser
 Navigation Controller Properties  What’s Going On
 Adding a Segmented Control  Further Study
 Adding a Toolbar
 Page Demo: Page Navigation Status Bar Manipulation
Exercise
 Hiding the Status Bar
 Status Bar Style
 Status Bar Orientation
Application Badges
 Displaying an Application Badge
 Removing an Application Badge
 Further Study
Application Services
 Suspending and Resuming
 Program Termination
Invoking Safari
Initiating Phone Calls
Multi-Touch Events and
Geometry
 Introduction to Geometric
Structures
 CGPoint
 CGSize
 CGRect
Multi-Touch Events
Handling
 UITouch Notifications
 UIEvent
 Events Handling
 Example: Tap Counter
 Example: Tap and Drag
 Processing Multi-Touch
 PinchMe: Pinch Tracking
 TouchDemo: Multi-Touch Icon
Tracking
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
Layer Programming with
Quartz Core
 Understanding Layers
 Layer Hierarchies
 Size and Offset
 Arrangement and Display
 Rendering
 Transformations
 Layer Animations
 Layer Transformations
 BounceDemo: Layer Fun
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
 AVFoundation Framework
 The Audio Player
 Player Properties
 Playing Sounds
 Delegate Methods
 Metering
Making a Racket: Audio
Toolbox and
AVFoundation
AVMeter: Build a VU
Meter
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
 Audio Services
 What’s Going On
Audio Queues
 Audio Queue Structure
 Provisioning Audio Output
 Sound Buffers
 Callback Function
 Volume Control
 Example: PCM Player
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
Recording Sound
 Audio Queue Structure
 Provisioning Audio Input
 Sound Buffers
 Callback Function
 Accessing Raw Data
 Writing to a File
 Example: Sound Recorder
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
 Vibrating
 Basic Sockets Programming
 Socket Types
 CFSocket
 CFSocketContext
 Socket Streams
 CFSocket Example: Joke
Server
 Further Study
 CFHTTP and CFFTP
 CFHTTP
 CFFTP
 Further Study
 The Core Location Manager
 Query Parameters
 Issuing a Query
 Receiving Updates
 Completing a Query
 Error Handling
 WhereYouAt: Redneck Core
Location
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
 Address Book Access
 Top-Level Address Book
Functions
 Querying the Address Book
 Creating Records
 Working with Records
 Multivalue Properties
 Working with Dictionaries
 Image Data
 Further Study
 Address Book UI
 Person Views
 People Pickers
 Further Study
 Common Controls
 The UIControl Base Class
 Segmented Controls
 Switches
 Sliders
 Text Field Controls
 Buttons
 Page Controls
 Further Study
 Network Programming
with CFNetwork
Getting a Fix: Core
Location
Address Book
Frameworks
Advanced UI Kit Design
Preferences Tables
 Creating a Preferences Table
 Displaying the Preferences
Table
 ShootStuffUp: Preferences
Table Example
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
Section Lists
 Creating the Section List
 Adding an Index Bar
 Displaying the Section List
 TableDemo: A Better File
Browser
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
Progress and Activity
Indicators
 UIActivityIndicatorView: Things
That Spin
 UIProgressView: When Spinny
Things Are Tacky
 Network Activity Indicators
 Further Study
Images
 The Image Object
 ImageFun: Fun with Images and
Patterns
 UIImageView: An Image with a
View
 Image Pickers
Keyboard Properties
 Keyboard Style
 Keyboard Appearance
 Return Key
 Autocapitalization
 Autocorrection
 Secure Text Entry
Pickers
 Creating a Picker
 Displaying the Picker
 Reading the Picker
 NosePicker: Picking Your Nose
 What’s Going On
 Further Study
Date/Time Pickers
 Creating the Date/Time Picker
 Displaying the Date Picker
 Reading the Date
 DatePicker: Independence Day  Displaying the Web View
Picker  Loading Content
 What’s Going On  Navigation
 Further Study  Delegate Methods
 WebDemo: Google Search
Tab Bars Utility
 What’s Going On
 Tab Bar Controllers  Further Study
 Building a Tab Bar Controller
 Customizable Buttons Application Settings
 Navigation
 Delegate Actions  Dictionaries and Property Lists
 Tab Demo: Another Textbook  Creating a Dictionary
Approach  Managing Keys
 What’s Going On  Writing Property Lists
 Further Study  Reading Property Lists
 Further Study
Sensors and Device  Preference Bundles
Information  Adding Keys
 Reading Preference Bundle
 Reading the Orientation Values
 Reading Device Information  Further Study
 Reading the Accelerometer  Covert Flow: SDK Cover Flow
 Proximity Sensor Programming
 Further Study  What’s Going On?
 Scroll Views  Further Study
 Creating the Scroll View  Properties
Properties  Starting and Stopping the Movie
 Delegate Methods  Notifications
 Big Image: Scrolling a Weather  Further Study
Map
 What’s Going On Cover Flow
 Further Study
Page Flicking
Web Views Page Control: Page
 Creating the Web View
Flicking Example
 What’s Going On?
 Further Study
 Page Scroll View for Many
Views
 What’s Going On?

Media Player
Framework
Movie Player Controllers
 Course Content and Syllabus for Python
Testing Training
Python Course Content  Data types
An Introduction to  Numbers
Python  Strings
 Lists, tuples & Dictionary
 Introductory Remarks about  Exercise
Python
 A Brief History of Python
 How python is differ from other
Decision making &
languages Loops
 Python Versions
 Installing Python  Introduction
 IDLE  Control Flow and Syntax
 Getting Help  The if Statement
 How to execute Python program  Python Operators
 Writing your first program  The while Loop
 break and continue
Python Basics  The for Loop
 Pass statement
 Python keywords and Identifiers  Exercise
 Python statements
 Python indentation Functions
 Comments in python
 command line arguments  Introduction
 Getting user input  Calling a function
 Exercise  Function arguments
 Built in functions
Variables and data types  Scope of variables
 Decorators
 Passing Functions to a Function
 Introduction  Lambda
 Variables  Closures
 Exercise  Instance Methods
 Special class method
Modules and Packages  Inheritance
 Method overriding
 Modules  Data hiding
 Importing module  Exercise
 Standard Module - sys
 Standard Module - OS Regular Expressions
 The dir Function
 Packages  Introduction
 Exercise  Match function
 Search function
Exception Handling  Grouping
 Matching at Beginning or End
 Errors  Match Objects
 Run Time Errors  Flags
 Handling IO Exceptions  Exercise
 Try.... except statement
 Raise Socket programming
 Assert
 Exercise  What are sockets?
 Creating sockets
Files and Directories  Server-client socket methods
 Connecting client server
 Introduction  Client-server chatting program
 Writing Data to a File  Exercise
 Reading Data From a File
 Additional File Methods
 Working with files
 Working with Directories
 The pickle Module
 Exercise

Classes Objects
 Introduction classes and objects
 Creating Classes
 Course Content and Syllabus for Ethical
Hacking Training
Ethical Hacking Syllabus
 Information Intelligence.
 Information Intelligence
 Organize Your Information
 Google/Bing Hacking.
 Hunting And Profiling People.
 Gathering Email Accounts Sub
domains/host.
 Whois Lookup
 OS Info Hunting
 Uptime Info Hunting
 Webserver Info Hunting
 Traceroute Target IP Address
 TCP Port Scanning
 TCP SYN Port Scanning
 TCP ACK Firewall Scanning
 Finding Live Hosts
 UDP Sweeping And Probing
 Database Enumerating
 MySQL Server Enumerating
 DNS Enumerating
 SNMP Enumerating
 Password Attacks
 Advanced Web Server
Fingerprinting
 Advanced Web Application
Fingerprinting
 Advanced Web Application
Firewall Fingerprinting
 Advanced OS Fingerprinting
 Attacking DHCP Servers
 Writing Virus Codes
 Writing Advance Backdoors for
Windows
 Attacking Network Switches
 Attacking FTP Servers
 Advanced Social Engineering
Attacks
 Advanced Cross Site Scripting
attacks
 From Reflected XSS To
Reverse Shell
 From Stored XSS To Reverse
Shell
 Advanced File Handling Attacks
 From File Upload To Reverse
Shell
 From Remote File Inclusion To
Reverse Shell
 From Local File Inclusion To
Reverse Shell.
 From SQL Injection To Reverse
Shell
 Advanced CSRF Attacks
 Session Hijacking Attacks
 Advanced System Command
Injection Attack
 Sniffing Network Passwords
 Sniffing HTTP Passwords
 Sniffing Ftp And Telnet
Passwords
 Advanced Sniffing
 Sniffing Facebook Cookies
 Advanced SSL Sniffing
 Advanced Network Attacks
 From Man In The Middle Attack
To Full Network
 Advanced Mobile Hacking
Tactics
 Attacking WEP Protected
802.11 Networks
 Attacking WPA/WPA2 Protected
802.11 Networks
 Attacking Apache Web Server
 Attacking IIS Web Server
 Buffer Overflow Attacks
 Advanced Stateful Packet
Inspection Firewall Evasion And
Bypassing
 Advanced Antivirus Detection
Evasion And Bypassing
 Advanced Windows User
Access Control (UAC) Evasion
And Bypassing
 Advanced Firewall
Outbound/Inbound Rules
Evasion And Bypassing
 Vulnerability Vs Penteration
Testing
 Course Content and Syllabus for Computer
Training
NETWORK BASICS NETWORK ACCESS
 Network concepts
CONTROL
 Network architectures  Authentication
 The OSI model  Public key cryptography
 Remote access
WIRED COMPUTER-  Wireless security
TO-COMPUTER
CONNECTIONS MONITORING
 Wired network connections  Monitoring resources
 Network interface cards and  Event Viewer
modems
TROUBLESHOOTING
WIRELESS
 Troubleshooting basics
NETWORKING  Troubleshooting the network
 Troubleshooting scenarios
 Wireless network devices
 Wireless networking standards
 Wireless configuration
CERTIFICATION EXAM
OBJECTIVES MAP
SECURITY THREATS  Comprehensive exam
AND MITIGATION objectives
 Security threats
 Threat mitigation
COMPTIA NETWORK+
ACRONYMS
SECURITY PRACTICES
 Acronym list
 Operating systems
 Devices