
Let’s take the first step towards becoming an English IT expert. In this lecture, you will have a little warm-up with words that are simple, important, and used very often in IT. Understanding these terms will help you learn other more advanced terms. Additionally, you are going to see how this course is structured.
In this lecture, you will learn some basic terms related to software architecture. Additionally, you will better understand how software is built and how 2 applications can talk to each other.
In this lecture, you will learn terms related to project management in IT. Additionally, you will learn how teams can plan their development work and what are the elements of currently the most famous methodology
In this lecture, we will continue our discussion on Architecture. We’ve learned so far basic elements of software architecture and now we will learn terms related to basic hardware architecture. Additionally, you will learn what are the physical, underlying elements that make our application work and what are the differences between them
In this lecture, you are going to learn terminology related to working on different kinds of tasks in IT. Additionally, you will learn how teams track their progress and how to organize your work when you have a lot to do.
In this lecture, you will learn a few terms related to working with code. Additionally, you will learn how the work on code is organized when multiple developers are working on it.
In this lecture, you will learn terms that help you better understand what happens when the code is ready and we want to have a working application. Additionally, you will learn how companies manage the risk of bugs in their final product.
In this lecture, you will learn terms related to testing and working with bugs. Additionally, you will learn how to describe a bug using proper terms and how to decide which bug should be fixed first.
In this lecture, you will learn a few terms related to infrastructure. Additionally, you will learn how companies choose where to run their software and what is an important characteristic of all modern applications.
In this lecture, we will talk about acronyms often used in IT. What is an acronym? For example, IT is an acronym that stands for information technology. API is an acronym. CPU is an acronym. Additionally, you will learn how companies test their theories and what are their strategies for releasing a product to the market. You will also learn about different cloud services and what is the type of software that big companies use and how software.
In this lecture, you will learn some business-related terms in IT. Additionally, you will learn what are the important elements of enterprise software and why some companies are still using old systems instead of moving to new technologies.
Listen to the podcast where 2 people are talking about the terms you have just learned in the previous lecture.
In this lecture, you’re going to learn terminology related to security. We will add some of the security acronyms to your list here as well. Additionally, you will learn what are the common hacker attacks and how to protect against them.
In this lecture, we will learn basic IT terms related to Data. Additionally, you will learn how to protect your data from being lost and how data helps companies make decisions.
If you want to master your English skills in IT you need to learn the IT terminology. And there is a lot of that! To communicate effectively, be more confident, sound more professional - you need to understand the IT Terms. Using and understanding proper terminology is what matters most in effective communication in IT.
This course is for you if:
you want to practice your English skills to get a job in IT
you want to practice your English skills to become more professional and confident in your role
you want to learn IT and better communicate with the development teams
you want to understand terms used in business in IT and better communicate with managers or customers
In this course, you will learn over 100 English terms used in IT. You will understand terms related to Software and Hardware Architecture, Coding, Testing, Business in IT, Infrastructure, Security, Data, and many more.
You will learn how each term is used in a common language in IT, see that term in a sentence, and understand the definition and context of the term. Additionally, you will see graphs and visuals that will help you better understand these terms, understand the differences between some of them, and you will learn a lot about IT. Of course, you will be able to practice it at the end solving tests and practical exercises.
The terms that I covered in this course are carefully selected for you, based on my experience. These are the terms that you should understand when working in IT and these are the terms that will increase your IT acumen.