Prepare for a career in the high-growth field of software development. In this program, you’ll learn in-demand skills and tools for front-end, back-end, and cloud native application development to get job-ready in less than 4 months. Full stack refers to the end-to-end computer system application, including the front end and back end coding. Cloud native development refers to developing a program designed to work on cloud architecture. The flexibility and adaptability that full stack and cloud native developers provide make them highly sought after in this digital world. You'll also have the option to learn how generative AI tools and techniques are used in software development. You’ll learn how to build, deploy, test, run, and manage full stack cloud native applications. Technologies covered includes Cloud foundations, GitHub, Node.js, React, CI/CD, Containers, Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift, Istio, Databases, NoSQL, Django ORM, Bootstrap, Application Security, Microservices, Serverless computing, and more. After completing the program you will have developed several applications using front-end and back-end technologies and deployed them on a cloud platform using Cloud Native methodologies. You will publish these projects through your GitHub repository to share your portfolio with your peers and prospective employers. This program is ACE® and FIBAA recommended—when you complete, you can earn up to 18 college credits and 6 ECTS credits.
YL
Simple enough to fast track the learning, while it still manages to maintain the depth levels which allows learner to grapsh the main aspects on software engineering
HA
Easy to understand even with my zero knowledge of cloud. The learning and content are enjoyable, it makes me want to continue to next lesson after finishing the previous one. Overal, good course
AI
Some parts of the modules feel like there is information missing, or you should know more than you actually do. Otherwise very good and informative course.
FM
A very complete and dynamic course that develops learning how to operate GitHub, its history and the benefits for the community.
RV
Very good course, but redux could have slightly more explanation, but still the course material is very good, and for an online course, i have learned a lot !
SS
This is a brilliant and excellent course taught by ibm and the skill team
TM
it becomes easier wand clearer when one gets to complete the assignments as to how to utilize what has been learned. Practical work is a great way to learn, which was a fundamental part of the course.
RN
A challenging course since it incorporates multiple concepts at the same time and it could be demanding, not a great deal if you are organized
RM
Developing Applications with SQL,Databases and Django provided a confidence and good experience in IBM cloud knowledge skills,which helped me to prepare for IBM cloud certification exams
MK
Necessary concepts are explained nicely and in a detailed manner.The virtual environment for the course is working properly and nice to gain experience on
BN
wonderfull course, specially practice part, I really enjoyed it. I would be better if the AWS cloud part has a practice labs. anyway it was an awsome course. thank you guys
MV
Very interesting, I found it challenging but rewarding!
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If you're into robot voice narration and 1980s style educational editing for laser disk productions, this flashback to the past is for you.
Incredibly boring course. Presented by TikTok voice. A complete waste of time.
This Introductory course to Software Engineering was all-rounded. After taking this course, the information it delivers is well-rounded and fundamental for a beginner.
The course content is Awesome & i got the overview of the software industry quickly. But they use robot voice. I tried hard to keep focused but it very difficult to keep up with the robot presenter. A real human could made this things more pleasant.
Simple enough to fast track the learning, while it still manages to maintain the depth levels which allows learner to grapsh the main aspects on software engineering
Very bad and very boring.
A great course by all standards, however, I didn't really enjoy the AI or computer generated voice that was reading the lecture notes. I'd prefer a real person took us through the course. I also enjoyed the industry people who gave their experiences in software development at the various work places
Extremely bloated and doesn't start with what's important. It feels like a song in a constant state of build-up but never gets to the point.
It's okay course if you have absolutely no idea about IT and programming at all. Otherwise, you end up listening to boring text read by machine reader. There's a reason why you need a real person in the course, it just makes it real, personal.
they are issuing certificate to coursera
not to the participant who enrolled the course
This course is the best introduction course in Coursera in terms of learning everything you need to know about Software Development. You will feel like a pro after completing this course.
This course is amazing it covers all fundamental concepts that are required for Software Engineering. This course helped me to master concepts and fundamentals. Thanks Coursera & IBM
I've never seen a course about anything, anywhere, as boring as this: It's basically a multiple hour powerpoint read out by a monotone generated voice. It's stultifying. Awful.
certificate without name is being issued
ai voice is hard to listen yo
This is a great course taught by industry experts.
I find the experts viewpoints very educating because it gives insight into how Software Engineers solve problems daily
This course is a must to enroll for beginners in software engineering. I really like the way they present the lecture, and the hands-on activity.
bgvih
Great course for anyone wanting to get into Software Engineering, or a great refresher for those who have SE experience but need to fill in any gaps they may have. Highly recommended!
This fantastic course provides the foundation and knowledge of different technical roles, methodologies, frameworks, jobs to consider, and advice from SMEs on this career journey.