Holiday Special: C ++ Classes for Tertiary Students

12 years, 5 months ago - November 20, 2013

Knowledge Seven offers a special course in programming for tertiary students during the December holidays. This training will enable them to learn the basics of C + + to better succeed in their studies and develop their computer skills before entering the world of work.

"Many of our youth dream of a career as a software developer and work in an IT company. However, to become an application developer, a youth must master the programming. Unfortunately, a large number of tertiary students have difficulties in this area, which has a negative impact on their studies, "says Avinash Meetoo, Director of Knowledge Seven society. Therefore, according to him: "Some are ill-equipped for the world of work. IT companies also often complain of their difficulties in recruiting staff with the 'right skills'. "
In some of our universities, it is imperative to know C + + to pass exams in computer science. Students who master this programming language easier to learn others. They have the advantage of having a solid foundation for their studies in computer-based and will have the opportunity to apply for more interesting jobs.
C + + is a language used in many computer systems, including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux. Of well-known applications are written in C + + as Windows itself or Photoshop and most video games. This language is also used for game consoles (Xbox 360, PS3, PS4 ...), smartphones, cameras, televisions, cars and even ... aircraft.
To help these young, Knowledge Seven offers them a special course of programming in C + + during the holidays. This training, which will begin on December 2, will take place over two weeks, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 12 pm, on the premises of Knowledge Seven, Quatre-Bornes. Stakeholders will benefit from individual attention and expertise of trainers, all professional programmers.
Note that this training is approved by the Mauritius Qualifications Authority (MQA) and a certificate will be awarded to participants. Those with a valid student card will get further 20% discount on the price of the course, which then cost them Rs 13,200, including VAT.

Text by Le Mauricien

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