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3 purpose
4 who should enroll
5 why this course
9 personalised assessment
10 who we are
purpose
Industry view
Technology is changing at a rapid pace. In your edu-
cational institute, your teachers have made an enor-
mous effort to get your started with the fundamentals
of technology. The industry on the other hand finds a
huge gap in the technologies that it uses and the ca-
pability of students to deliver on the same.

The Course Philosophy

This course will prepare you with tools and technologies
that will leapfrog you to being a formidable enterprise
developer internationally. It is the firm belief of the
course designers that with right training the Indian tal-
ent will outshine the world and deliver successful busi-
nesses.
This course is an attempt to show you a way that cor-
porate bigwigs from multinational companies have
found useful.
who should enroll
Why this course
There are courses that teach you specific skills in pro-
gramming. This course is aimed to bridge your skill gap
to meet the industry needs.
The following course is formulated by practitioners from
leading organisations like Microsoft, IBM and Google.
The instructors have over 20+ years of experience each
and have worked with large enterprises in India and
worldwide including Maruti, Infosys.

Who should enroll

This course assumes a level of programming
knowledge. We will cover various programming topics
and only a basic level of programming is assumed.
Students from any discipline can enroll in this course.
While specific sections of the curriculum leverage the
appropriate language, most of the course is taught in
C#.
The concepts that you learn here are mutable across
various languages.
course structure
This course is a mix of classroom lectures, assessments,
hands on labs, online mentoring and course project.
The students are expected to attend all the classroom
lectures and complete all the assignments. The final
course project is an important piece of the curriculum
that has been sourced from the real industry. You will
be working on the problem that an organisation is ac-
tually trying to solve. Your fresh perspective to the solu-
tion is appreciated.

Aspiring Minds National Employability Report 2016

found over 80% of engineering graduates unem-
ployable.
Data Science and Machine Learning graduates
get 20-50% increase in salaries.
topics
Machine Learning/ AI
1.Machine Learning Orientation
2.Understanding Machine Learning
3.What is Machine Learning
4.Types of Machine Learning
5.Statistics for Machine Learning
6.Machine Learning Workflow
7.Preparing your data
8.Loading and Prepping da-
ta
9.Selecting your algorithm
10.Training the model
11.Testing your models accuracy
1.Machine Learning with Code
Free Tools
2.Learning the basics of R
3.Arithmetic with R
4.Variable Assignments
5.Basic Data Types
6.Conditionals
7.Compare Matrices
8.Compare Vectors

Big Data

1.What is Big Data

2.Understanding the Hadoop Eco-
system
3.Introduction to Hadoop Distribut-
ed File System (HDFS)
4.Managing Clusters with Ambari
5.Using Spark for Data Analysis
6.HDInsight on Azure
topics
Cloud Computing
1.Understanding Cloud Computing
2.IaaS/ PaaS/ SaaS
3.Web Scale Applications
4.Databases in the Cloud
5.Queues in the Cloud
6.Building APIs & Releasing with API
Gateway
7.Serverless computing/ Lambda
Functions
IoT with Arduino and Rasp-
berry Pi
1.What is IoT
2.Lap around Arudino
3.Lap around Raspberry Pi
4.Connecting IoT with Cloud
Mobile Application Devel-
opment
1.Types of Mobile Applications
2.Components of a Mobile Ap-
plication
3.Hybrid Application Develop-
ment with Cordova
4.Native Application Develop-
ment with Android
Bot Development
1.Building bots with Microsoft Bot
Framework for Facebook
2.Adding Cognitive Services to
Bot Framework
topics
Enterprise Architectures
This section covers tools, processes and methodologies
used be enterprises worldwide for software develop-
ment.

1. Design Patterns
2. Enterprise Architecture of Appli-
DevOps
cations
1.What are containers
3. Separation of Concerns
2.Docker Infrastructure
4. Domain Driven Design
3.Build Automation/ Continuous
5. Source Control with Github
Integration with Jenkins
6. Agile Methodology Uncovered
4.Infrastructure as Code
Scrum
5.Ansible Deployments
7. Microservices Architectures
8. Testing Automation
9. Software Licensing

AICTE found out that only 40% get a job after

engineering.
Big Data and Data Science skills earn Rs 8.7L -
Rs. 13.10L/ annum.
Personalised assessment
Soft Skills
Psychometric Analysis (4M Framework)
We work with individual students to conduct an indepth personality
profiling. The results will be analysed and shared individually with
each student. Specific guidance tailored to individual students will be
provided based on the profiling.

Professional Leadership
1.Asking for help correctly
2.Not everyone is responsible for everything
3.Communicating the status of the project
4.Time is NOT a rubberband
5.Interacting with your peers and managers
6.The Professional Life
7.Finding Support for your ideas
8.Communication Styles
Who are we?
GTM Catalyst Private Limited
GTM CATALYST PRIVATE LIMITED is a Gurgaon based company
working towards excellence in the Consulting space, and be-
lieve in pursuing business through innovation and technology.
Our team comes with several years of industry experience, and
comprise of a highly motivated set of specialists.

Contact us
Ph: +91-9899115375
Email: sales@gtmcatalyst.com
Website: http://www.gtmcatalyst.com
Address:
#505, Tower A, Spaze iTechPark, Sohna Road, Sector 49,
Gurgaon. 122002

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