Course Details

  • Course Code: UKMC18CPB
  • Location: Online
  • Duration: 30 hours
  • Cost: £999.00
  • Qualification: All modern browsers and devices

Further Details

  • Course Access: 12 months
  • Exams Included: Yes
  • Compatibility: All modern browsers and devices

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Includes the Following Courses

Level 1 C++ Certificate
Level 1 CSS Certificate
Level 1 Java Certificate
Level 1 jQuery Certificate
Level 1 Programming Certificate
Level 1 HTML & CSS Certificate
Level 2 HTML 5 Certificate
Level 1 Python Certificate

The Complete Programming Diploma

Computer programming is an important and sought-after skill in today’s workplace. People who know how to build websites, create apps and program software are increasingly in demand. However, breaking into this field can be a daunting prospect.

This bundle provides you with a structured, simple introduction to programming. It will introduce you to HTML, C++, Python and other languages. These courses contain comprehensive tutorials and lab exercises that help consolidate your learning every step of the way.

What You Will Learn

This combined course includes the following:

  • Level 1 Programming Certificate
  • Level 1 C++ Certificate
  • Level 1 CSS Certificate
  • Level 1 HTML & CSS Certificate
  • Level 2 HTML5 Certificate
  • Level 1 Java Certificate
  • Level 1 jQuery Certificate
  • Level 1 Python Certificate

Level 1 Programming Certificate

This course will give you a high-level view of programming as a discipline. It takes you on a tour of the most common languages, explaining how each is used.

Throughout the course, you will have the opportunity to build and style a simple webpage, build an online form, write simple programs, and more. By the end, you will understand everyday programming jargon and feel confident discerning between coding languages.

Level 1 C++ Certificate

C++ is widely regarded as a reliable language. It can be used to develop software, apps and games. Because developers have built a vast library of code, it is relatively simple to create a prototype app or game. This course will teach you all the fundamental concepts you need to know to get started with C++.

The course with an explanation of how the text editor works, the best browser to use when running and learning C++, and how to create statements and titles. You will learn how to call codes sequentially, create variables and discover how to pass variables to function code.

Level 1 CSS Certificate

CSS coding is the basis of web design. Even if you are outsourcing web design tasks to someone else, a basic knowledge of CSS is still helpful as it enables you to make minor amendments with minimal assistance.

In this course, you will first learn where and how to practice your coding for free. You will learn the differences between HTML and CSS, how to identify and use “ids” and “classes,” and how to use padding in web design. The course also addresses the use of font and colour in web design, layout options and paragraph tags.

Level 1 HTML & CSS Certificate

This course will enable you to harness the latest version of HTML5 to create your own websites and apps. This course will teach you how to select a text editor, create a new file and start building a site or app using basic code.

You will then learn how to use syntax correctly when developing your project, how to preview a website as you build it and how to create lists, links and tables. You will also discover how to use simple CSS files in order to make your website appear even better.

Level 2 HTML5 Certificate

If you are comfortable with the basics of HTML, this course will help you build on your skills. The course begins with a brief overview of material covered in Level 1 before covering additional components of a webpage, including arrays, quotations, embedded media, and much more.

You will also learn about APIs, search engine readiness and how to source code from external libraries. Upon completing the course, you will be able to build functional, well-designed websites that are both useful and aesthetically pleasing.

Level 1 Java Certificate

Java is a general purpose, object oriented programming language. It is favoured by programmers because it is reliable, fast and relatively secure. It is used to build software that can be run on multiple platforms.

In this course, you will start by learning how to install Java and set up your text editor. You will then learn how to write, save and run a simple program. The course addresses data input and output, how to prevent and fix errors, how to create and use different types of variables and how to use conditionals and loops.

Level 1 jQuery Certificate

jQuery is a platform used to facilitate web design. In brief, jQuery offers the functionality of JavaScript, but with less coding involved.

This course will teach you the differences between jQuery and JavaScript, how to use tag functionalities, how to add code from a library, how to toggle when programming for the web, how to use “id” and “class” tag groups and how to code and use buttons on a page. You will also learn how to code for animation.

Level 1 Python Certificate

Python is a general purpose programming language that is known for its readability. It is used to create websites and applications. It is considered one of the simplest languages to learn, making it a good choice if you are new to programming.

In this course, you will begin by learning how to use the Shell Window and how to enter text in the Editor Window. You will learn how to use separators in creating new lines, create variables and incorporate operators. You will also use loops, options, strings and more to develop simple programs.

The Benefits of Our Programming Bundle

  • These courses will provide you with a solid understanding of how programming works, which may inspire you to develop proficiency in this area
  • You will learn how you to code your own website, which can save money you would otherwise have spent on outsourcing tasks
  • The skills you will learn mean you can take on additional responsibilities at work
  • This bundle may also help you communicate with colleagues in your company’s IT department, as the courses will you some insight into their work
  • If you are thinking of changing your career path and entering the IT field, the knowledge you will learn in these courses can put you on the right track

 



Course Modules/Lessons

Level 1 C++ Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Course Requirements

Module 03: C++ Development

Module 04: Cout Statement

Module 05: Error Message

Module 06: Comments

Module 07: Calling Methods and Functions

Module 08: More on Calling Functions

Module 09: White Spaces and Indentation

Module 10: Variables and Integer Variables

Module 11: Adding a String Variable

Module 12: Boolean Variables

Module 13: Variable Scope and Global Variables

Module 14: Math

Module 15: Double Variables

Module 16: Passing Variable to Functions

Module 17: If Statements

Module 18: Operators

Module 19: Logical Operators

Module 20: Else Statements

Module 21: Else If Statements

Module 22: For Statements

Module 23: Conclusion

Level 1 CSS Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Course Requirements

Module 03: HTML Styles Crash Course

Module 04: Adding Code to the CSS

Module 05: Adding in IDs to the CSS

Module 06: Classes in CSS

Module 07: Font Families

Module 08: Colors in CSS

Module 09: Padding in CSS

Module 10: Text Align and Transforms

Module 11: Margins and Width

Module 12: Changing the Body

Module 13: Latin Text Generator

Module 14: Adding in a Horizontal Menu with HTML and CSS

Module 15: Adding a Background Image

Module 16: Playing Around with Margins in CSS

Level 1 Java Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Installing Java and Set Up of JDK & Text Editor

Module 03: Let’s Start to Build Our First Program

Module 04: How to Save, Compile & Run a Program

Module 05: Activity – Create a Simple Program from Scratch

Module 06: Activity Solution – Review

Module 07: Data Input & Output – Introduction

Module 08: Data Input & Output (1)

Module 09: Data Input & Output (2)

Module 10: Input Coding Errors

Module 11: Output and How to Save Data to a File for Permanent Storage

Module 12: Activity – Create a Simple Program from Scratch version 2

Module 13: Activity Solution – Review

Module 14: A Look at Different Types of Data

Module 15: The Different Types of Variables & When to Use Them

Module 16: Variables – Declaring & Initializing

Module 17: Variables – Arithmetic Operations

Module 18: Variables – Strings

Module 19: Activity re Variables – Cash Register Simulation

Module 20: Activity Solution – Review

Module 21: How to Manipulate Data Using Conditionals & Loops

Module 22: Conditionals – How to Use for an Efficient & Problem Solving Program

Module 23: Complex & Compound Conditionals

Module 24: The While Loop

Module 25: The For Loop

Module 26: Activity re Conditionals & Loops – Carnival Worker Simulation

Module 27: Activity Solution – Review

Module 28: Data Structures

Module 29: Arrays (1)

Module 30: Arrays (2)

Module 31: Arrays (3)

Module 32: Immutables & Hash Tables

Module 33: Activity re Data Structure – Simulation of Basketball Team Roster/Changes

Module 34: Activity Solution – Review

Module 35: Final Section – Introduction

Module 36: Class Object Relationship (1)

Module 37: Class Object Relationship (2)

Module 38: Class Object Relationship (3)

Module 39: Final Activity: Create A Robot Class/Robot Driver

Module 40: Final Activity Solution – Review

Level 1 jQuery Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Course Requirements

Module 03: jQuery Library File

Module 04: Setting up the Code in Javascript

Module 05: jQuery Environments

Module 06: Adding in a Fade Out

Module 07: Explaining the jQuery Syntax

Module 08: More Events You Can Use

Module 09: Adding in a Second Button

Module 10: ID and Class

Module 11: Adding Classes to Different HTML Tags

Module 12: Fade Out Timing

Module 13: Toggle

Module 14: Toggle Parameter

Module 15: Selecting HTML Elements

Module 16: Hide and Show

Module 17: Script Tags

Module 18: Animation

Module 19: More on Div Tags

Module 20: Sliding Back

Module 21: Sliding Slow

Module 22: Growing a Div

Module 23: Shrinking a Div

Module 24: Incremental Grow

Level 1 Programming Certificate

Module 001: Introduction

Module 002: Tips to Help You on This Course

Module 003: Additional Information About the Course

Module 004: Write Your First HTML5 Code

Module 005: How to Display HTML5 Code in Browser

Module 006: Activity – Improving Your Page

Module 007: Activity Review

Module 008: Section Overview

Module 009: Introduction to Section – Basic Document Structure, Text Mark Up, Paragraph Tag & Lists

Module 010: Basic HTML Document Structure

Module 011: Paragraph Tags

Module 012: Heading Tags

Module 013: Ordered & Unordered Lists

Module 014: Activity – Building Restaurant Review Page

Module 015: Activity Review

Module 016: Section Introduction – The Basics of CSS Styling

Module 017: Adding the Style Element for CSS

Module 018: Adjusting Font Face & Font Size

Module 019: More Ways to Adjust Font Appearance – Font Variation, Letting, Text Decoration

Module 020: Using CSS to Change the Appearance of Lists

Module 021: Marking Content With Classes & IDs for Styling

Module 022: Activity – Creating Graphic Design With CSS

Module 023: Activity Review

Module 024: Section Overview

Module 025: Section Introduction – Hyperlinks & Media

Module 026: Internal & External Hyperlinks

Module 027: Displaying Images

Module 028: MP3 Demonstration

Module 029: Using The Video Element for Video Play

Module 030: Activity – Build an MP3 Player

Module 031: Activity Review

Module 032: Section Overview

Module 033: Section Introduction – Tables

Module 034: Create a Simple Table

Module 035: Create a Complex Table Structure

Module 036: Using CSS to Style Tables

Module 037: Activity – Create a Table Using HTML & CSS Coding

Module 038: Activity Review

Module 039: Section Overview

Module 040: Section Introduction – User Input for Interactive Content

Module 041: Form Tag – Method & Action

Module 042: Creating Text Data Entry Boxes

Module 043: Avoiding Incorrect Data Input by User

Module 044: Creating Drop Down Menus Using Select & Option Tags

Module 045: The Submit Button

Module 046: Radio Buttons

Module 047: Styling Labels with CSS

Module 048: Activity – Build a Form

Module 049: Activity Review

Module 050: Section Introduction: More CSS – The Box Model & Element Positioning

Module 051: Box Model – Boarders, Backgrounds & Margins

Module 052: Divs & Page Layouts

Module 053: Floating Elements

Module 054: Activity – Creative Page Layout With HTML & CSS

Module 055: Activity Review

Module 056: Section Overview

Module 057: Section Introduction – Responsive Design with CSS

Module 058: Screen Display Scaling

Module 059: Design Framework – Zurba Foundation

Module 060: Activity – Create & Apply Your Own Responsive Design

Module 061: Activity Review

Module 062: Section Overview

Module 063: Section Introduction – Python

Module 064: Programming With Python

Module 065: The Python Interpreter – Code Reading & Execution

Module 066: Activity: Write Your Own Python Program

Module 067: Activity Review

Module 068: Section Overview

Module 069: Section Introduction – Input, Output & Variables

Module 070: Printing Strings

Module 071: Outputting Expressions With Print

Module 072: Variables

Module 073: User Input for Data Gathering

Module 074: Activity: Write Two Programs

Module 075: Activity Review

Module 076: Section Overview

Module 077: Section Introduction – Conditional Statements

Module 078: A Look at If Statements

Module 079: Complex Conditional – If/ElseIf Statements

Module 080: Activity: Create a Magic 8 Ball Program

Module 081: Activity Review

Module 082: Section Overview

Module 083: Section Introduction – Loops

Module 084: Wire Loop

Module 085: For Loop

Module 086: Syntax for Break & Continue Statements

Module 087: Activity – Program to Include Compound Interest

Module 088: Activity Review

Module 089: Section Overview

Module 090: Section Introduction – Functions

Module 091: Creating a Function

Module 092: Function Parameters

Module 093: Function with Return Value

Module 094: Activity – Reusable Functions

Module 095: Activity Review

Module 096: Section Overview

Module 097: Section Introduction – Organising Data in Python

Module 098: Lists

Module 099: Tuples

Module 100: Dictionaries

Module 101: Activity – Data

Module 102: Activity Review

Module 103: Section Overview

Module 104: Section Introduction – Storing Data

Module 105: Creating a File Pointer

Module 106: Reading Files

Module 107: CSV – Comma Separated Values

Module 108: Activity – CSV

Module 109: Activity Review

Module 110: Section Overview

Module 111: Section Introduction – Other Python Skills

Module 112: Time in Python

Module 113: Regular Expressions

Module 114: Network Programming

Module 115: Activity – API Application Programming Interface

Module 116: Activity Review

Module 117: Section Overview

Module 118: Section Introduction – Full Stack Web Applications

Module 119: Combined HTML & JavaScript

Module 120: Three Common Functions in Java Script

Module 121: Activity – Build Your First Real Web Application

Module 122: Activity Review

Module 123: Section Overview

Module 124: Section Introduction – PHP Back-End Programming

Module 125: Using MAMP

Module 126: An Example – PHP Page Receiving Information From a HTML Page

Module 127: Activity – Create Your Own Back-End Using PHP Step by Step

Module 128: Activity Review

Module 129: Section Introduction – Databases

Module 130: Creating a Database

Module 131: Insert Query

Module 132: Sequel Query

Module 133: Activity – Create a Database

Module 134: Activity Review

Module 135: Section Introduction – CRUD App Create, Read, Update & Delete

Module 136: Create Database – Single Page App

Module 137: index.php to Access Database

Module 138: Insert Command

Module 139: A Word on Possible Modification for App

Module 140: Section Introduction – Service Oriented Architecture, Ajax, RESTful APIs

Module 141: Information Updates for Apps – Web Service

Module 142: Query String – Web Service

Module 143: Styling the XML Return

Module 144: JSON JavaScript Object Notation

Module 145: jQuery

Module 146: Section Overview

Module 147: Section Introduction – Mobile Apps

Module 148: Starting Your App

Module 149: Graphical User Interface for App

Module 150: API Architecture in Mobile Apps

Module 151: Preparing App for Upload

Module 152: Section Overview

Module 153: Section Introduction – Mobile GUIs

Module 154: jQuery Mobile

Module 155: Forms & Form Elements in jQuery

Module 156: Page Metaphor in jQuery for Complex Apps

Module 157: Section Introduction – Geolocation & Mapping

Module 158: A Look at Geolocation

Module 159: Creating a Map on Mobile

Module 160: How to Annotate Maps

Module 161: Section Overview

Module 162: Final Section Introduction – Integrating Device Hardware Including Accelerometer

Module 163: Demonstration of Accelerometer Part 1

Module 164: Demonstration of Accelerometer Part 2

Level 1 HTML & CSS Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Basic Tools, Information & Terminology

Module 03: Activity – Create a Website from Scratch with Text

Module 04: Activity Solution – Review

Module 05: A Look at Common HTML5 Tags

Module 06: Using Elements – The Building Blocks of Web Creation

Module 07: Activity – Create a Website with Header Tags, Text & Code Comments

Module 08: Activity Solution – Review

Module 09: A Look at CSS

Module 10: The Basics of CSS

Module 11: Activity – Adding CSS Properties to Tags in Your Website

Module 12: Activity Solution – Review

Module 13: A Look at Lists & Links

Module 14: Unordered Lists, Ordered Lists, Hyperlinks & Attributes

Module 15: Activity – Create a Website to Include Lists and Links

Module 16: Activity Solution – Review

Module 17: A Look at Images in HTML5

Module 18: Adding Images to Your Website – The img Tag

Module 19: Activity – Create a Multi Web Page Website to Include Images

Module 20: Activity Solution – Review

Module 21: A Look at How to Use Tables for Data

Module 22: Using the Table Tag to Display Data Clearly

Module 23: Activity – Create a Simple Website That Includes Tables

Module 24: Activity Solution – Review

Module 25: A Look at Webforms

Module 26: Building a Webform

Module 27: Activity – Create a Website to include a Form (Sign-Up Page)

Module 28: Activity Solution – Review

Level 2 HTML 5 Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: HTML5 Specialist Designation

Module 03: Creating an HTML5 Page

Module 04: Tool Suites

Module 05: The Basic Document Structure

Module 06: Tag Anatomy

Module 07: Coding Text Output – Section Introduction

Module 08: Paragraph Tags

Module 09: Break Tags

Module 10: Pre Tags for Preformatted Text

Module 11: Heading Tags

Module 12: List Tags – Ordered & Unordered

Module 13: Block Quote Tags

Module 14: Formatting Tags Various – To Change Text

Module 15: Code Tags

Module 16: Containers – Elements That Hold Content

Module 17: Hyperlinks – Section Introduction

Module 18: Internal Links

Module 19: External Links

Module 20: Target Attributes – To Control Where Links Appear

Module 21: Named Anchors (Bookmarks)

Module 22: Rich Internet Application (RIA) – Section Introduction

Module 23: Image Tags – How to Add & Adjust Images

Module 24: How to Create Image Links

Module 25: Image Measurement – Pixels & Width of Object

Module 26: Responsive Images

Module 27: Adding Audio

Module 28: Adding Videos

Module 29: Tables – Section Introduction

Module 30: How to Create a Basic Table

Module 31: Table Borders – To Organise Data

Module 32: Table Width – Specification & Adjustment

Module 33: Improving & Enhancing Your Tables

Module 34: Tables for Complex Data

Module 35: Embedding a Video/Document Using iFrame

Module 36: Adding a Table Caption – To Provide Additional Information for the User

Module 37: How to Create Usable Forms for Good Conversions – Section Introduction

Module 38: Form Tags – Creating Initial Form Boundaries for User Interaction

Module 39: Obtaining User Information on Form

Module 40: Using Input Tags to Prevent Problematic Input by Users

Module 41: Capturing Correct User Data

Module 42: Submitting the Form to the Server

Module 43: Generic Button Customisation

Module 44: Dates & Calendar Control

Module 45: Input Type Number

Module 46: Field Set Tag – For Grouping Related Form Elements

Module 47: Professional Coding Techniques – Section Introduction

Module 48: Comment Your Code

Module 49: How to Use Metatags – Providing Metadata about the HTML Document

Module 50: A Look at JavaScript in HTML

Module 51: Tips for Search Engine Indexing

Module 52: How to Apply Colour

Module 53: A Look at Application Programming Interface (API)

Module 54: The Canvas API – Drawing

Module 55: CSS – Section Introduction

Module 56: How to Insert CSS Style Sheets

Module 57: CSS Selectors – Points to the HTML Element You Want to Style

Module 58: Typography Styling

Module 59: Understanding the Box Model in CSS

Module 60: Creating a Float Point Layout for Compex Layouts

Module 61: Responsive Design – Section Introduction

Module 62: How to Identify Responsive Designs – Example

Module 63: The Get Skeleton Framework

Module 64: Using the Viewport Megatag – To Control the Layout in Browsers

Module 65: Course Conclusion

Level 1 Python Certificate

Module 01: Introduction

Module 02: Using the Shell Window

Module 03: Writing Code in the Editor Window

Module 04: Executing Python on the Command Line

Module 05: Output – Section Introduction

Module 06: The Print () Function

Module 07: Separators and New Lines

Module 08: Variables – Section Introduction

Module 09: Variable Assignment

Module 10: Number Variables – Int, Float & Complex

Module 11: String Variables

Module 12: Substrings & Concatenation

Module 13: Variables with Lists, Tuples & Dictionaries

Module 14: Operators – Section Introduction

Module 15: Mathematical Operators

Module 16: Order of Operations

Module 17: Comparison Operators

Module 18: Logical Operators

Module 19: Code Branching – Section Introduction

Module 20: Simple If Statements

Module 21: If… Else Statements

Module 22: Nested If Statements

Module 23: Ternary Operator

Module 24: Loops – Section Introduction

Module 25: While Loops

Module 26: For Loops

Module 27: Nested Loops

Module 28: Break & Continue Statements

Module 29: Math Functions – Section Introduction

Module 30: Casting Functions

Module 31: Mathematical Functions

Module 32: Random Functions

Module 33: String Functions – Section Introduction

Module 34: A Look at Strings for – capitalise(), center() and count()

Module 35: A look at Strings for – find(), isalpha() and isdigit()

Module 36: A Look at Strings for – join(), len() and split()

Module 37: Tuples & Dictionaries – Section Introduction

Module 38: Creating Tuples

Module 39: Accessing Values in Tuples

Module 40: Lists & Tuple Functions

Module 41: Declaring a Dictionary

Module 42: Accessing & Editing Values in Dictionaries

Module 43: Dictionary Functions

Module 44: Time & Date – Section Introduction

Module 45: The Time Tuple

Module 46: The Calendar

Module 47: Time & Calendar Functions

Module 48: Custom Python Functions – Section Introduction

Module 49: Defining & Calling a Simple Function

Module 50: Required Argument Functions

Module 51: Keyword Argument Functions

Module 52: Default Function Arguments

Module 53: Return Statement

Module 54: Creating & Consuming Python Modules

Module 55: Input/Output – Section Introduction

Module 56: Reading Keyboard Inputs

Module 57: Reading an External Text File

Module 58: Writing an External Text File

Module 59: More with Python – Section Introduction

Module 60: Handling Exceptions

Module 61: Web Server Coding

Module 62: Processing from Data in Python

Module 63: Conclusion

Module 63: Conclusion

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FAQ's

  • Who can take the Complete Programming Diploma course?

    Anyone who has an interest in learning more about this subject matter is encouraged to take the course. There are no entry requirements to take the course.

  • What is the structure of the course?

    The Complete Programming Diploma Course consists of 8 courses:
    Each course consists of between 16 and 164 individual modules.
    Modules can take from 20 to 90 minutes to complete. You are free to spend as much or as little time as you feel necessary on each module, simply log in and out of the course at your convenience.

  • Do I have to study the courses in a certain order?

    No. You can study the courses in any order you choose. If you want to, you can do one module from a course and then move on to the next course.

  • Where / when can I study the course?

    You can study the course any time you like. Simply log in and out of the web based course as often as you require. The course is compatible with all computers, tablet devices and smart phones so you can even study while on the move!

  • Is there a test at the end of the course?

    Yes. Once you have completed all of the modules for each course there will be a multiple choice test.
    The questions will be on a range of topics found within the modules. The test, like the course, is online and can be taken a time and location of your choosing.

  • What is the pass mark for the final test?

    The pass mark for each test is 70%.

  • What happens if I fail the test?

    If you don’t pass the test first time you will get further opportunities to take the test again after extra study. There are no limits to the number of times you can take the test. All test retakes are included within the price of the course.

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  • How long does it take to complete the Complete Programming Diploma course?

    We estimate that the course will take about 30 hours to complete in total.

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