Diploma Course in Information Technology (IT)

Create and customize Google Forms and quizzes by adding questions, sections, and descriptions, using seven answer types. Share via email, link, or embed, and manage responses with Sheets.

Learn to create a basic Gantt chart in MS Excel or Google Sheets by listing tasks with durations, using a two-condition formula, and applying conditional formatting to show the timeline.

Discover how digital marketing uses online platforms to reach a global audience with precise targeting, lower costs, and data-driven insights to optimize return on investment.

Master keyword research to attract the right audience by understanding search intent and using head terms, body keywords, and long tail keywords with tools such as Google Keyword Planner.

Learn to set up a website by choosing web hosting and a domain name, and using ready-to-use themes or website builders to create content. Discover how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript form the skeleton, styling, and interactivity of pages, and use the inspect tool to compare what users see with what search engines see.

Explore on-page, off-page, local, and technical SEO to optimize your website and boost visibility. See how content quality, clear titles, links, Google My Business, and fast, mobile-friendly sites improve rankings.

Explore pay per click advertising, where keyword bids drive ads on Google Ads, Bing Ads, and social media, guided by quality score, CTR, CPC, landing page experience, and ROAS.

Master social media marketing by selecting the right platforms and creating engaging content to boost brand visibility, traffic, and engagement.

Explore affiliate marketing as a performance-based model where affiliates earn commissions by promoting merchants' products through tracking links and networks, with passive income and flexible promotion options.

Learn mobile marketing fundamentals across channels like sms/mms, apps, mobile websites, and push notifications, plus social media and QR codes, with a focus on m-commerce growth.

Plan and execute a content strategy for social media and websites by defining a niche, audience, content pillars, and a content calendar, then analyze results and leverage ads and influencers.

Growth hacking blends cost-effective, data-driven experimentation with unconventional strategies to rapidly grow a business using referral programs, content marketing, SEO, and analytics.

Explore common digital marketing metrics, from website traffic and engagement to SEO, email, paid ads, conversions, and customer value, including traffic, bounce rate, CTR, ROAS, CAC, and NPS.

Explore html, a platform-independent markup language for creating web pages with hyperlinks and formatting. Trace its history and see how css and scripting enable dynamic content.

Explore the basic structure of html documents, including root, head and body, common tags like h1–h6, p, b, i, and hr, and how attributes define element behavior and formatting.

Discover how to format text using the ten popular tags, including bold, italics, small, strong, subscript, strike, delete, highlight, quotes, notes, and email-style formatting.

Explore cascading style sheets (css) as standard for describing presentation of web documents, enabling separation of content and style, cascading rules, selectors, declarations, and caching to improve page load speed.

Explore how class and id selectors style web pages by applying background color, text color, and text alignment to multiple divs and unique elements.

Explore how CSS background properties control color, images, and layout, using the background shorthand to set color, image, position, size, repeat, origin, clip, and attachment.

Apply font size, color, and alignment to headings and paragraphs, observe center and left alignment, red color, and responsive changes across screen sizes.

Explore how link states—unvisited, visited, hover, and active—affect color changes, with examples showing red for unvisited, green for visited, hot pink on hover, and blue when active.

Apply different border states to text and containers using classes, including dotted and solid borders and the none option to remove borders.

Demonstrate the float property by showing how wrapping lines interact with building blocks and left-aligned text.

Apply cursor properties to the mouse pointer using selectors and classes, save your changes, and refresh to see the cursor change.

Explore how media queries enable responsive web design by applying CSS rules only when conditions like window width are met, such as switching background colors at 600px.

Explain how compilers translate programming languages into binary and how interpreters enable immediate execution. Outline programming, scripting, and markup languages, their use in client-server web development, and differences in execution.

Learn JavaScript, a lightweight, interpreted scripting language for dynamic client scripting that makes web pages interactive and handles events and form validation with inline, internal, or external code.

Learn how to link JavaScript by placing code in the head or body, use inline scripts, and external files with a src attribute and .js extension for reuse across pages.

Explore the evolution of JavaScript versions, from the language's creation by Brendanawicz in 1995 to the ECMAScript standard, with versions abbreviated as S1, S2, S3, S5, and S6.

Explore data types in programming, including primitive types such as numbers and strings and composite types such as arrays and objects, and how mixing types leads to concatenation.

Explore how arrays store multiple elements under a name, with zero-based indices and elements that can be of any type; declare, access, modify by index, and use length to count.

Explore JavaScript objects and classes, including templates, constructors, and the this keyword, and see how to create and initialize objects with the new keyword using a car example.

Explore array methods in JavaScript, including push, pop, shift, unshift, and sort, with practical examples using a fruits list to demonstrate adding, removing, and ordering elements.

Explore how JavaScript loops run the same code with different values using the for loop syntax, including initialization, condition, and increment.

Demonstrates a while loop that executes a code block while AI is less than 10, incrementing a counter from 0 to 9 and displaying the value each iteration.

Explore how JavaScript handles events and event handlers, from clicks to page loads, and how these scripts verify user input and trigger interactive actions.

Explore how JavaScript uses alert, confirm, and prompt dialogs to interact with users, including button-triggered functions, if statements, and input handling for personalized greetings.

Identify syntax, runtime, and logical errors in JavaScript, with examples of missing closing parentheses and undefined functions, and learn try, catch, and finally to test and handle code.

Identify and fix JavaScript errors using browser debugging tools, inspect the console to reveal reference errors and line numbers, and use the console function to print variables and test code.

Adopt JavaScript best practices to improve maintainability. Avoid global variables, declare and initialize local variables at the top, use triple equals for comparisons, and maintain clear comments.

Identify and correct common JavaScript mistakes, including using double equals versus assignment, breaking strings with backslashes, and misplacing semicolons, while clarifying case sensitivity and addition versus concatenation.

learn to start using Bootstrap by visiting getbootstrap.com, choose between downloading or using a CDN, and apply the starter template to load CSS and JavaScript quickly.

Explore how Bootstrap container and container fluid classes wrap site content, providing a responsive fixed container or full-width layout with side padding.

Explore how Bootstrap's grid system uses a 12-column layout to create responsive columns across breakpoints. Arrange three equal columns or two columns with different widths, ensuring the sum remains 12.

Explore how to style bootstrap tables by applying bootstrap classes such as table-dark, table-striped, table-bordered, and table-hover, and wrap tables with table-responsive for horizontal scrolling.

Explore bootstrap buttons and their customization in code by using documentation to apply outlined, block, and disabled types, sizes with btn-lg and btn-sm, and the primary class for polished interfaces.

Explore common myths about data science and its future relevance. Clarify the distinction between applying existing algorithms in projects and pursuing research with new algorithms, and discuss background expectations.

Navigate the crisp d.m. life-cycle of data science, covering business understanding, data understanding, data preparation with cleansing, missing data and outlier handling, modeling, evaluation, deployment, and a bank risk example.

Explore the four stages of data analytics: descriptive, diagnostic, predictive, and prescriptive, using an attrition example to show how insights guide actions.

Explore the two main machine learning categories, supervised and unsupervised, defined by labeled versus unlabeled data and by grouping data with common features.

Explore the main categories of supervised learning—classification and regression—and how discrete versus continuous data shape their use, with examples and applications in predicting categories and relationships.

Explore unsupervised learning by examining clustering to discover inherent groupings and association rule learning to uncover data relationships, alongside supervised methods like classification and regression.