New Classes Fall 2020

FinTech Fundamentals explores the impacts of Financial Technology in our day to day lives from the invention of the Automated Teller Machines (ATMs) of the 1970s to leveraging biometrics and artificial intelligence to what makes instantaneous payments possible. Students will learn the technology behind payments, loans, trading and asset management as well as applications of machine learning and blockchain technology for finance and transactions.

Applied Python teaches students advanced features of the Python programming language (“Pythonic” programming). Python's structure and syntax allow us to quickly and easily manipulate data in ways not found in other languages. In addition, This course explores the multitude of available Python modules and leverages them to solve problems in domain-specific areas such as scientific computation, data visualization, system automation and manipulation, DevOps, and markup processing.

Professional Development for Software Engineers focuses on teaching students how to present computer science topics and practice non-technical skills that will develop students into strong communicators. Students will learn to be comforable communicating complex computer science topics, and will develop the confidence and communication skills that are required to market oneself and become a valuable asset to any business.