Inglés TECNICO

Programación y Software

• A1.1 Starter
• LESSON 1 - Basic Principles in Software Programming
• enpe7n1le01ob01: What is Programming?
• enpe7n1le01ob02: The Concept of Programming Logic
• enpe7n1le01ob03: What Is an Algorithm?
• enpe7n1le01ob04: Algorithm in Programming
• enpe7n1le01ob05: Programming Logic and Syntax
• enpe7n1le01ob06: Boolean Logic and Boolean Algebra
• enpe7n1le01ob07: Boolean and Comparison Operators
• enpe7n1le01ob08: Conditional Statements
• enpe7n1le01ob09: The Binary Number System
• enpe7n1le01ob10: What Is Object Oriented Programming?
• enpe7n1le01ob11: Concepts in Object Oriented Programming
• enpe7n1le01ob12: Pseudocode and its Importance
• LESSON 2 - Software History
• enpe7n1le02ob01: Hardware and Software Industries
• enpe7n1le02ob02: Software Before Computers
• enpe7n1le02ob03: Alan Turing and the Turing Machine
• enpe7n1le02ob04: The First Electronic Computers
• enpe7n1le02ob05: The Origins of Programming Languages
• enpe7n1le02ob06: System 360 and OS360
• enpe7n1le02ob07: The Age of Software
• enpe7n1le02ob08: Database Systems
• enpe7n1le02ob09: The Starting Point of Minicomputers
• enpe7n1le02ob10: Personal Minicomputers, PC
• enpe7n1le02ob11: The PC Software Industry
• enpe7n1le02ob12: The IBM PC and Microsoft

• A1.2 Starter
• LESSON 1 - Software Programming and Techniques
• enpe7n2le01ob01: What Is a Computer Program?
• enpe7n2le01ob02: What is Programming?
• enpe7n2le01ob03: Imperative Languages in Software Programming
• enpe7n2le01ob04: Declarative languages in Software Programming
• enpe7n2le01ob05: Source Code
• enpe7n2le01ob06: Human-Readable Medium
• enpe7n2le01ob07: Language Syntax
• enpe7n2le01ob08: How to Read Grammars in Language Syntax
• enpe7n2le01ob09: Language Semantics
• enpe7n2le01ob10: Formal Semantics, the Kernel Language Approach
• enpe7n2le01ob11: Values and Types
• enpe7n2le01ob12: Reading and Writing Spot: Basic Types
• LESSON 2 - Basic Concepts of Programming Languages
• enpe7n2le02ob01: Software Development and Engineering: Applet
• enpe7n2le02ob02: API, Application Program Interface
• enpe7n2le02ob03: Bugs and Debugging
• enpe7n2le02ob04: CASE, Computer Aided Software Engineering
• enpe7n2le02ob05: Documentation of Program Code
• enpe7n2le02ob06: DOM "Document Object Model"
• enpe7n2le02ob07: Open Source Model (Missing)
• enpe7n2le02ob08: Microsoft . NET
• enpe7n2le02ob09: Plug-in
• enpe7n2le02ob10: Pseudocode
• enpe7n2le02ob11: Structured Programming
• enpe7n2le02ob12: The Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU)
• LESSON 3 - Different Kinds of Programming Languages and Queue
• enpe7n2le03ob01: Automatic Programming
• enpe7n2le03ob02: Encapsulation
• enpe7n2le03ob03: Functional Languages
• enpe7n2le03ob04: Modeling Languages
• enpe7n2le03ob05: Nonprocedural Languages
• enpe7n2le03ob06: Reading-Writing: Ontologies and Data Models
• enpe7n2le03ob07: Internet Applications Programming
• enpe7n2le03ob08: Linguistics and Computing
• enpe7n2le03ob09: Queue
• enpe7n2le03ob10: Scripting Languages
• enpe7n2le03ob11: Quality Assurance
• enpe7n2le03ob12: Reading and Writing Spot: Programming Issues

• A2.1 Elementary
• LESSON 1 - Important Data Concepts
• enpe7n3le01ob01: Data
• enpe7n3le01ob02: Data Abstraction
• enpe7n3le01ob03: Data Acquisition
• enpe7n3le01ob04: The Acquisition System and Its Components
• enpe7n3le01ob05: Applications of Data Acquisition Systems
• enpe7n3le01ob06: Reading-Writing: Data Security and Data Integrity
• enpe7n3le01ob07: Data Accessibility
• enpe7n3le01ob08: Database Structure
• enpe7n3le01ob09: Data Communications
• enpe7n3le01ob10: Applications of Data Communications
• enpe7n3le01ob11: Data Compression
• enpe7n3le01ob12: Data, Information and Knowledge
• LESSON 2 - Data:Types, Structures, and Data Warehouse
• enpe7n3le02ob01: Data Conversion
• enpe7n3le02ob02: Data Dictionary
• enpe7n3le02ob03: Data Mining
• enpe7n3le02ob04: Data Security
• enpe7n3le02ob05: Data Structures
• enpe7n3le02ob06: Reading-Writing: Types of Data Structures
• enpe7n3le02ob07: Implementation Issues on Data Structures
• enpe7n3le02ob08: Data Types
• enpe7n3le02ob09: Structured Data Types
• enpe7n3le02ob10: Data Warehouse
• enpe7n3le02ob11: Implementation of a Data Warehouse
• enpe7n3le02ob12: Data Validation Meaning
• LESSON 3 - Data Validation and Data Warehousing
• enpe7n3le03ob01: What Does Data Validation Mean?
• enpe7n3le03ob02: Error Correction When Transmitting Data
• enpe7n3le03ob03: Error Handling and Data Validation
• enpe7n3le03ob04: Types of Data Validation
• enpe7n3le03ob05: Issues in Data Validation
• enpe7n3le03ob06: READING-WRITING: Smart Data Validation
• enpe7n3le03ob07: Query-Driven vs Update-Driven Approach
• enpe7n3le03ob08: Tools and Utilities
• enpe7n3le03ob09: Architecture and Layers in Data Warehousing
• enpe7n3le03ob10: Data Warehouse and Operational Database
• enpe7n3le03ob11: Designing Data Warehouses
• enpe7n3le03ob12: READING-WRITING: History of Data Warehousing

• A2.2 Elementary
• LESSON 1 - Evolution of Software Programming 
• enpe7n4le01ob01: Early History of Language Programming
• enpe7n4le01ob02: First Programming Languages
• enpe7n4le01ob03: The Fundamental Paradigms
• enpe7n4le01ob04: The 80's
• enpe7n4le01ob05: The Internet Age
• enpe7n4le01ob06: Important People for Programming Languages 
• enpe7n4le01ob07: Common Object Request Broker Architecture
• enpe7n4le01ob08: CASE "Computer Aided Software Engineering"
• enpe7n4le01ob09: Program Paradigm
• enpe7n4le01ob10: OOP "Object Oriented Programming"
• enpe7n4le01ob11: Welcome to UML "Unified Modelling Language"
• enpe7n4le01ob12: Reading-Writing: The Future of Programming
• LESSON 2 - UML and Diagrams
• enpe7n4le02ob01: The UML is not Sufficient
• enpe7n4le02ob02: Modeling in Software Development
• enpe7n4le02ob03: Diagrams in UML 2X, the Activity Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob04: The Class Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob05: Communication Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob06: Reading-Writing: The Importance Extended UML
• enpe7n4le02ob07: Component Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob08: Composite Structure Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob09: Deployment Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob10: (Interaction Overview Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob11: Object Diagram
• enpe7n4le02ob12: Reading and Writing Spot:XP and UML?
• LESSON 3 - Popular Programming Languages
• enpe7n4le02ob01: Inheritance
• enpe7n4le02ob02: Class Based Programming
• enpe7n4le02ob03: Prototype-Based Programming
• enpe7n4le02ob04: RUP "Rational Unified Process"
• enpe7n4le02ob05: RUP vs UML
• enpe7n4le02ob06: Reading-Writing: Popular Coding Languages
• enpe7n4le02ob07: SQL
• enpe7n4le02ob08: Java
• enpe7n4le02ob09: Java Script
• enpe7n4le02ob10: Java vs Java Script
• enpe7n4le02ob11: C# "C Sharp"
• enpe7n4le02ob12: Reading-Writing: Eficient Coding Languages

• B1.1 Pre-Intermediate
• LESSON 1 - Types of Programming Languages and .NET
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• LESSON 2 - Java
• enpe7n5le02ob01: (Primitive Data Types in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob02: (Java Data Types: Short, Int and Long)
• enpe7n5le02ob03: (Char Data Type in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob04: (String Data Type in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob05: (Boolean Data Type in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob06: (Comments in Java: Syntax and Examples)
• enpe7n5le02ob07: (Final Keyword in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob08: (Assignment Operators in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob09: (If Statements in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob10: (Switch Statement in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob11: (Inheritance in Java)
• enpe7n5le02ob12: (Handling Exception in Java: Try and Catch)

• B1.2 Pre-Intermediate

• B1.3 Intermediate

• B2.1 Intermediate