RSKV Technologies

1)Quality Assurance (QA) SQL & SOA Testing2)Business Analysis ( BA)3)SQL Server  Business Intelligence Application Development (SSRS, SSIS, SSAS)4) Core Java Programming5)SQL Programming 6)HTML5 Programming7)Introduction to SharePoint 20138)UNIX and Linux Shell Programming 9) C# Programming10)Programming with .NET 11)Perl Programming 12)Python Programming13) Microsoft Excel14)VBA Programming 

1)Quality Assurance (QA) With SQL & Web Services (SOA) Testing
RSKV Technologies Provides  Software Testing and Quality Assurance Courses which help professionals  improve the state of the development community.
In this course, software professionals gain thorough knowledge of testing approaches that can be integrated into the software life cycle. Through hands-on exercises, you learn how to build testing methods into your work process to correctly design functional and maintainable products.
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Introduction to QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA) •Software development life cycle& Agile Methodology •Objectives of Test Plan •Creating Test Cases. •Different Types of Testing.Quality Center & Site Administartion •Requirements •TestPlan •TestLab •Defects  Quick Test Professional • Introduction to QTP. •Creating the scripts Debugging the scripts. •Design the scripts. •Parameterize the scripts using Data Driver Wizard. •Standard Checkpoints •Text Checkpoints. •Text area Checkpoints •Bitmap Checkpoints. •Database Checkpoints •Object Repository •Split Actions. •Reusable Actions. •Regular Expressions. •Creating OutputvaluesLoadrunner (Performance Testing)  •Over View of Virtual User Generator (Vugen), Controller & Analysis •Virtual User Generator. •Create Vuser Scripts. •Debugging the Vuser Scripts •Design the Vuser Scripts •Parameterization in Vugen Correlation. •Controller Creating Scenarios •Scheduling the Scenarios •Applying the Load •Analyzing the Results •Ramp up & Ramp Down  
SQL (Testing)
•Outlining SQL as the cornerstone of database activity•Applying the ANSI/ISO standards•Describing the fundamental building blocks: tables, columns, primary keys and foreign keysBuilding the Database Schema
Creating tables and columns
•Building tables with CREATE TABLE•Modifying table structure with ALTER TABLE•Adding columns to an existing table•Removing tables with DROP TABLEProtecting data integrity with constraints
•Guaranteeing uniqueness with primary key constraints•Enforcing integrity with foreign key constraints•Imposing business rules with check constraints•Enabling and disabling constraints•Removing constraints with ALTER TABLEImproving performance with indexes
•Expediting data retrieval with indexes•Recommending guidelines for index creationManipulating Data
Modifying table contents
•Adding table rows with INSERT•Changing row content with UPDATE•Removing rows with DELETEApplying transactions
•Atomic Consistent Isolated Durable (ACID) rules•Controlling transactions with COMMIT and ROLLBACKWriting Single Table Queries
•Retrieving data with SELECT•Restricting rows with the WHERE filter•Sorting the result with ORDER BY•Handling NULL values in expressions•Avoiding NULL value pitfalls in filter conditionsQuerying Multiple Tables
Applying the ANSI/ISO standard join syntax
•Matching related rows with INNER JOIN•Including non matched rows with OUTER JOIN•Creating a Cartesian product with CROSS JOINCombining results with set operators
•Stacking results with UNION•Identifying matching rows with INTERSECT•Utilizing EXCEPT to find non matching rowsEmploying Functions in Data Retrieval
Processing data with row functions
•Conditional formatting with the CASE expression•Utilizing the CASE expression to simulate IF tests•Dealing with NULL valuesPerforming analysis with aggregate functions
•Summarizing data using SUM, AVG and COUNT•Finding the highest/lowest values with MAX and MIN•Defining the summary level with GROUP BY•Applying filter conditions with HAVINGService Oriented Architecture (SOA)  Web Services
•Architectural Styles (2-tier, 3-tier, N-tier, SOA, MOM, Web 2.0, etc.)•SOA Concepts •XML Basics •Legacy Application Modernization •Web Services Basics •SOA Infrastructure and Tools •How mature is SOA and the supporting SOA standards? •How can SOA governance be correctly implemented to successfully manage the service oriented landscape?•Where are the high risk points within the SOA service lifecycle and what strategies are available to mitigate these risks? •How can an effective and comprehensive SOA testing strategy be implemented?•What guidelines should be used for determining the granularity of processes and services within a SOA?•What are the best practices associated with designing service interfaces? •How can SOA be optimized for performance? •Is it ever okay to create a stateful service? •What measures can be taken to ensure service interoperability? •What technology design patterns exist for SOA and when should they be utilized?Course duration: 64  hours - 8 hours per day for 8 days/ weekends (Saturday, Sunday).
2)Business Analysis ( BA ) 
RSKV Technologies Provides Detailed Business Analysis Training Program. We have Successfully trained candidates from IT & as well as Non IT. We provide hands on practical training for Business Analyst with Strong Database Concepts.You will gain the foundational knowledge needed to effectively perform key business analysis functions. You learn how to apply a core business analysis framework as well as participate in interactive workshops to improve your analytical competencies
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 Defining Business Analysis  
•Role of the business analyst•Apply principles of quality assurance and testing •Importance of requirements definition •Assess the value of use case analysis and design on your work •Business process, workflow and data modeling techniquesAGILE Methodology, SDLC, RUP
•Agile methodology using Scrum•Phases in SDLC •Detailed explanation about RUPHow to Gather and Document User Requirements 
•Structure a Business Requirements Document •Document a project's vision and scope •Identify user classes and define their environment •Requirements Analysis Work Plan •Define, elicit, structure, validate and document business requirements •Relate  Business Requirements to Software SpecificationsJAD Session 
•Role of a BA in JAD Session•Preparing JAD Session Agenda•How to conduct JAD session?•Creating Functional Requirement Document•Creating Software Requirement Specifications.UML Diagrams
•Use case diagram•Class diagram•State diagram•Activity diagram•Sequence diagram•Component diagram•Deployment diagram.Testing for BA
•General guidelines•Boundary value analysis•Structured walk through•Test plans•Test cases•Different types of testing.SQL DATABASE
•Outlining SQL as the cornerstone of database activity•Applying the ANSI/ISO standards•Describing the fundamental building blocks: tables, columns, primary keys and foreign keysBuilding the Database Schema
Creating tables and columns
•Building tables with CREATE TABLE•Modifying table structure with ALTER TABLE•Adding columns to an existing table•Removing tables with DROP TABLEProtecting data integrity with constraints
•Guaranteeing uniqueness with primary key constraints•Enforcing integrity with foreign key constraints•Imposing business rules with check constraints•Enabling and disabling constraints•Removing constraints with ALTER TABLEImproving performance with indexes
•Expediting data retrieval with indexes•Recommending guidelines for index creationManipulating Data
Modifying table contents
•Adding table rows with INSERT•Changing row content with UPDATE•Removing rows with DELETEApplying transactions
•Atomic Consistent Isolated Durable (ACID) rules•Controlling transactions with COMMIT and ROLLBACKWriting Single Table Queries
•Retrieving data with SELECT•Restricting rows with the WHERE filter•Sorting the result with ORDER BY•Handling NULL values in expressions•Avoiding NULL value pitfalls in filter conditionsQuerying Multiple Tables
Applying the ANSI/ISO standard join syntax
•Matching related rows with INNER JOIN•Including non matched rows with OUTER JOIN•Creating a Cartesian product with CROSS JOINCombining results with set operators
•Stacking results with UNION•Identifying matching rows with INTERSECT•Utilizing EXCEPT to find non matching rowsEmploying Functions in Data Retrieval
Processing data with row functions
•Conditional formatting with the CASE expression•Utilizing the CASE expression to simulate IF tests•Dealing with NULL valuesPerforming analysis with aggregate functions
•Summarizing data using SUM, AVG and COUNT•Finding the highest/lowest values with MAX and MIN•Defining the summary level with GROUP BY•Applying filter conditions with HAVINGCourse duration: 48 hours - 8 hours per day for 6 days/ weekends (Saturday, Sunday).
3)SQL Server  Business Intelligence Application Development (SSRS, SSIS, SSAS) 
RSKV Technologies professionals provide Hands On training to compete with the current market demand. With the current explosion of data in today's enterprise environment, traditional methods of querying and reporting on information are no longer sufficient.This course provides the skills to analyze and discover trends in your data warehouse. You learn to create On-Line Analytical Processing (OLAP) cubes using business intelligence tools and to automate their maintenance.
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Fundamentals of Business Intelligence
•OLTP vs. OLAP•Data Warehousing•Defining Archive Requirements•Identifying Key Performance IndicatorsReporting Services Architecture 
•Report Server Components Defined•Review of the Report Server Databases•Reporting Services Web Service Interface•Report LifecycleCreating Reports 
•Creating Table Reports•Creating Parameter Reports•Creating Matrix Reports•Formatting Options•Paging and Sorting•Drill-Through Reports•Linked Reports and Subreports•Using Gauges Report Builder Utility 
•Creating and Accessing Report Models•Using the Report Builder•Filtering Data•Adding Expressions•Building a Chart Report•Using Report Builder 2.0 in SQL Server 2008 Automating Report Creation and Delivery 
•Creating Snapshot Reports•Storing Report Histories•Using Report Caching•Creating Report Subscriptions•Rending Reports in Excel, XML or PDF•Rendering Reports as Word Documents Securing SQL Server Components
•Setting up Folders for Users•Setting Permissions•Creating Custom Security Roles•Securing Report Models•Securing Integration Packages•Securing Analysis Databases•Securing Subscriber ApplicationsAdding Custom Code 
•Querying SQL Server Components•Creating Custom Data Extensions•Creating Command Objects•Creating Data Reader Objects.NET Integration with Reporting Services 
•Writing User-Defined Functions•Report Functions•Using Custom Functions•Referencing .NET Libraries•Creating and Building Libraries•Managing Report Servers from .NET Applications •Accessing SSRS from .NET Applications•Retrieving Report Items•Listing Report Metadata •Using the ReportViewer Control in .NET Applications Designing Data Integration 
•Managing Data Flow•Migration vs. Recurring Transfers•Blocking and Logging Issues•Creating ETL Packages•Using Checkpoint Restart•Supporting XML Input•Flat File Sources and DestinationsBI Development Studio
•Wizards•Creating Integration Packages•Creating Report Models•Adding Subtotals and Formulas•Managing Data Sources•Publishing Report Models•Creating OLAP Databases•Deploying Applications•Generating Report Definition LanguageData Transformation
•Designing Transformations•Handling Errors•Controlling Transformation Order•Compensating for Missing Data•Cleaning Incoming Data•Merging Data from Multiple Sources•Splitting Data to Multiple DestinationsHandling Events 
•Types of Events•Triggered Events vs. Scheduled Events•Responding to Application Failure•Subscriber EventsManagement Studio
•Management Tools•Deployment Tools•Comparison to Development StudioAnalysis Server Overview 
•Dimensions and Facts•Cubes•External Tools•Creating Calculated Members•Identifying Key Performance Indicators•Slowly Changing Dimensions•Loading DataMultidimensional Queries (MDX Queries) 
•SELECT query•WITH clause•MDX ScriptsData Mining Algorithms
•Matching Algorithms to Business Needs•Mining for Hidden Information•Data Mining Models•Discovering Patterns of Data•Creating Predictive Models •Gathering Data •Data Mining Wizard •Modifying Models with Data Mining DesignerOLAP Design
•Defining Dimension Tables•Handling Slow Changing Dimensions•Summarizing OLTP Data•Using Integration Packages•Designing for Scalability•Proactive Caching •Effective Denormalization •Ensuring Data Integrity •Designing AggregationPerquisites: SQL Server developers
4) Core Java Programming RSKV technologies Provide Detailed Practical Training to Become a Core Java Programmer .Java's unique architecture enables programmers to develop a single application that can run across multiple platforms seamlessly and reliably. In this hands-on course, you gain extensive experience with Java and its object-oriented features. You learn to create robust console and GUI applications and store and retrieve data from relational databases. 
•Stand-alone applications and servlets•Compiling source code into bytecode•Overview of class librarieshttp://www.rskvtechnologies.com/Training.html 
 
Object-Oriented Programming with JavaThe object paradigm
•Encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism•OO analysis and design: "Is a" and "Has a"•Designing an OO application step by step•Diagramming object structure with Unified Modeling Language (UML)Java's object-oriented features
•Instantiating objects from classes•Aggregation and composition•Extending existing classes•Overloading and overriding methodsStructure of the Java LanguageLanguage syntax
•Declaring and initializing variables•Declaring and using arrays•Upcasting, downcasting and autoboxingFlow control
•Invoking methods and passing parameters•Conditionals and loops•Handling exceptions with try and catchDefining classes
•Fields (instance data)•Methods (functions)•Abstract classes and interfaces•Organizing classes with packages and modifiers•Composition vs. inheritanceBuilding the components of a Java program
•Leveraging generics with the collections API•Developing new classes•Compiling and debuggingApplying Test Driven Development
Exploiting a testing framework
•Composing and maintaining JUnit tests•Taking advantage of advanced JUnit features•Testing in the presence of exceptionsDeveloping GUIsFoundations of user interfaces
•Basic GUI widgets•Event-driven programming•Benefits of a portable windowing libraryJava – Multithreading
•Life Cycle of a Thread:•Thread Priorities:•Creating a Thread:•Create Thread by Implementing Runnable.Java Foundation Classes (JFC)
•Creating Swing components•Adding Swing components to containers•Arranging Swing components using layout managers•Dialogs and message boxesEvent handling
•Registering event handlers•Inner classes and top-level classesStoring and Retrieving Data with File I/O
Java streams
•Streams, Readers and Writers•Catching and throwing exceptions•Formatting text outputFiles and directories
•Reading and writing files•Creating, deleting and renaming files•Obtaining directory and file informationWorking with Relational Databases
JDBC database access
•Leveraging the JDBC API•Choosing database drivers•Connecting to a databaseImproving performance with prepared statements and stored procedures
•Submitting SQL statements•Retrieving and processing resultsJava Development Tools
•Java Development Kit (JDK)•Compiler (javac)•Javadoc utility•Java Archive (JAR) utility•Java Integrated Development Environments (IDEs)
Prerequisite: Anyone experience with a programming language such as C, JavaScript, PHP etc.
5)SQL Programming 
RSKV Technologies Professional Training in Database Technology , provides an Edge to compete with Current market demand.SQL forms the cornerstone of all relational database operations. The ability to write the SQL language is essential for those who develop database applications. This course provides a solid foundation of the SQL programming language that enables you to build, query and manipulate databases. You compare the ANSI/ISO standard with the SQL implementations of both Oracle and SQL Server databases.Transact-SQL is integral to the power of SQL Server. Transact-SQL features allow developers to create scalable, distributed applications to meet the demanding requirements of modern organizations. This course provides extensive experience creating stored procedures and triggers, and developing T-SQL that utilizes SQL Server to the fullest.
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SQL Overview
•Outlining SQL as the cornerstone of database activity•Applying the ANSI/ISO standards•Describing the fundamental building blocks: tables, columns, primary keys and foreign keysBuilding the Database Schema
Creating tables and columns
•Building tables with CREATE TABLE•Modifying table structure with ALTER TABLE•Adding columns to an existing table•Removing tables with DROP TABLEProtecting data integrity with constraints
•Guaranteeing uniqueness with primary key constraints•Enforcing integrity with foreign key constraints•Imposing business rules with check constraints•Enabling and disabling constraints•Removing constraints with ALTER TABLEImproving performance with indexes
•Expediting data retrieval with indexes•Recommending guidelines for index creationSQL Server Architecture
•SQL Server edition overview•SQL Server Management StudioManipulating Data
Modifying table contents
•Adding table rows with INSERT•Changing row content with UPDATE•Removing rows with DELETEApplying transactions
•Atomic Consistent Isolated Durable (ACID) rules•Controlling transactions with COMMIT and ROLLBACKWriting Single Table Queries
•Retrieving data with SELECT•Restricting rows with the WHERE filter•Sorting the result with ORDER BY•Handling NULL values in expressions•Avoiding NULL value pitfalls in filter conditionsQuerying Multiple Tables
Applying the ANSI/ISO standard join syntax
•Matching related rows with INNER JOIN•Including nonmatched rows with OUTER JOIN•Creating a Cartesian product with CROSS JOINCombining results with set operators
•Stacking results with UNION•Identifying matching rows with INTERSECT•Utilizing EXCEPT to find no matching rowsEmploying Functions in Data Retrieval
Processing data with row functions
•Conditional formatting with the CASE expression•Utilizing the CASE expression to simulate IF tests•Dealing with NULL valuesPerforming analysis with aggregate functions
•Summarizing data using SUM, AVG and COUNT•Finding the highest/lowest values with MAX and MIN•Defining the summary level with GROUP BY•Applying filter conditions with HAVINGConstructing Nested Queries
Applying subqueries in filter conditions
•Correlated vs. noncorrelated subqueries•Testing the existence of rowsIncluding subqueries in expressions
•Placing subqueries in the column list•Creating complex expressions containing subqueries•Handling subqueries that return no rowsJoins
•Self Join•Inner Join•Outer JoinDeveloping In-Line and Stored Views
Breaking down complex problems
•Selecting data from a query result set•Subqueries in the FROM clauseCreating views in a database
•Building reusable code•Updateable vs. non-updateable viewsRetrieving Data with Transact-SQL Stored Procedures
Batch and stored procedure processing
•Minimizing network traffic using batches and procedures•Stored procedure compilation and execution•Using scalar functionsSelecting data
•Developing stored procedures that extract data from multiple servers•Executing dynamic queries using OPENROWSET and OPENQUERY•Executing remote procedures•Capturing RETURN values from stored proceduresDeclaring variables and parameters
•Creating and utilizing local variables•Passing input and output parametersCalling built-in scalar functions
•Converting data using CAST and CONVERT•Ordering data with ranking functionsMaintaining Data
Modifying data
•Ensuring data consistency with transactions and distributed transactions•Managing concurrency with isolation levels•SQL Server locking fundamentals•Avoiding blocking problems with read-committed snapshot isolationProgramming procedural statements
•Implementing conditions with IF...ELSE•Looping with WHILE and GOTO•Creating code blocks with BEGIN...END•Debugging T-SQL in Management StudioHandling errors
•Communicating problems to the client with RAISERROR•Intercepting errors with TRY...CATCH•Dealing with open transactionsProducing server-side result sets
•Building and using temporary tables•Processing rows on the server with a cursor•Taking advantage of table variablesDeveloping Views, Functions and Triggers
Storing queries on the server
•Concealing complexity with views•Solving business problems using multistatement table-valued functionsCreating user-defined functions
•Calculating values with scalar functions•Taking advantage of schema bindingFormulating triggers
•INSTEAD OF vs. AFTER triggers•Detecting row changes using the inserted/deleted tables•Tracing metadata changes with DDL triggers•Auditing user access using a LOGON trigger•Tracking data changes with the OUTPUT clausePerquisites: No previous SQL experience is required.
7) HTML5 Web Development
RSKV Technologies prepare you to become Front End Developer with Latest market Demand.HTML5 empowers organizations to harness the future of web development today while supporting legacy browsers and taking web applications to a new dimension. In this course, you build standards-compliant, responsive web pages with the next generation of JavaScript Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) to improve user experience and site performance. 
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 Declaring variables and parameters
•Demystifying HTML5•Regressive enhancement to support legacy browsersImproving Usability, Accessibility and Search Engine Optimization
Enhancing markup with new semantics
•Upgrading pages to HTML5•Sectioning content with structural elements•Maintaining correct document outlineAnnotating HTML with related vocabularies
•Maximizing accessibility with ARIA roles•Optimizing page rank with microdataHelping users with form completion
•Guiding input with autofocus and placeholder•Validating data entry without scripting•Preventing errors with constraints and pickers Enriching Site Design with CSS3
Manipulating borders and backgrounds
•Vendor prefixes•Rounded corners•Gradients•Resizable border imagesCreating elaborate effects
•Floating text and boxes with shadows and opacity•Animating transformations and transitionsCustomizing appearance across browsers
•Installing downloadable fonts with @font-face•Hiding values in custom data-* attributes•Addressing mobile layout with media queriesProviding Content with AppCache, JavaScript and Geolocation
Enabling users to work offline
•Defining an application cache manifesty•Addressing caching caveatsProgramming the geolocation API in JavaScript
•Defining an application cache manifesty•Addressing caching caveats Programming HTML5 Applications
Developing modern JavaScript best practices
•Leveraging anonymous functions and IFFEs•Simplifying JavaScript development with jQueryPersisting data with browser storage APIs
•Saving name/value pairs in Web Storage•Anticipating databases and object stores with JSONEnhancing forms with rich text and JavaScript
•Testing and supporting features with Modernizer•Enhancing data entry with WYSIWYG editorsManipulating files with drag-and-drop
•Handling events on draggables and drop targets•Enabling drag-and-drop file upload with native APIs Exchanging message data with JavaScript APIs
•Posting messages across windows•Accessing external providers with Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) and XMLHttpRequest 2•Pushing data with EventSource and WebSocket•Improving responsiveness with Web WorkersDrawing Dynamic Images
Filling the Canvas element
•Charting with lines and rectangles•Adding text and embedding imagesReducing download time with XML-based graphics
•Representing equations with MathML•Comparing Canvas to Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG)•Replacing PNG images with smaller SVG filesEngaging Users with Multimedia Features
Enhancing a site with sound
•Embedding audio in a web page•Supporting MIME typesAdding video to the web
•Converting between H.264, Ogg and WebM formats•Captioning video with Web Video Text Tracks (WebVTT)7) Introduction to SharePoint 2013
RSKV Technologies offers cutting edge SharePoint 2013 training for Developers, IT Pros, System Integrators, Business Analysts and Power Users.This course provides a comprehensive introduction to SharePoint 2013 for the management, aggregation and centralization of enterprise content. Through an intensive case-study, you learn how to create and deploy SharePoint 2013 web applications, customize SharePoint sites, and create business process workflows to automate organizational processes.
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•Solving information pain points with SharePoint•Building applications with the browser•Exploiting SharePoint in your organization•Managing, organizing and presenting informationOrganizing Information with Websites
Grouping websites into site collections
•Matching the correct template for your website•Building logical navigation•Managing your projects with the project site•Sharing insights with the blog siteSite configuration and settings
•Applying style and branding to your site•Administering site settingsConfiguring Apps and Designing Pages
Distinguishing between wiki pages and Web Part pages
•Creating and editing site pages•Combining site information on a centralized dashboard page•Displaying master detail relationships•Tailoring pages for different users•Building page functionality into your site with SharePoint appsAggregating content
•Rolling up content across your sites using the Content Query Web Part•Rolling up information across your enterprise with the Content Search Web PartControlling Website Security 

Managing access
•Implementing access request workflows•Defining permission levels•Simplifying security management with SharePoint groupsStreamlining security with inheritance
•Creating and customizing SharePoint groups•Breaking and reestablishing inheritanceManaging Enterprise Content
Defining content types
•Centralizing metadata with site columns•Defining information records•Standardizing content with templatesCreating organization-wide metadata
•Centralizing metadata for reuse across sites and the enterprise•Establishing external content typesBuilding Line-of-Business (LOB) applications
•Architecting "no code" composition applications•Updating LOB databases with external content typesManaging Business Process Workflows
Leveraging out-of-the-box workflows
•Approval•Collect feedback•Collect signaturesCreating custom workflows with SharePoint Designer
•Defining conditions, actions and stages•Capturing workflow data with custom formsManaging Site Content with Apps
Controlling information with the list app
•Creating lists and list templates•Adding, deleting and changing content•Categorizing and identifying information with metadata•Filtering and targeting information with viewsAdministering office documents with libraries
•Tracking and managing versions•Restricting editing access with checkout•Selecting the appropriate library template for your document•Approval processingIntegrating Office with SharePoint
•Tagging documents with metadata using the Document Information Panel•Utilizing Outlook and working offline•Concurrent coauthoring with Word and PowerPoint•Excel and Word integration8)UNIX and Linux Shell Programming 
RSKV Technologies Offers thorough Linux and UNIX Training, by which, you will gain skills to manage data, execute commands and customize your LINUX and UNIX programming environment.UNIX is a highly reliable multiuser, multitasking operating system for environments ranging from mission-critical clusters and servers to workstations and desktops. It has become the operating system of choice for servers on the Internet. In this course, you gain the fundamental knowledge and skills necessary to take full advantage of this powerful and flexible system.
KornShell (ksh) and Bash have evolved into full-featured programming languages with efficient built-in modern constructs for superior string handling, decision-making, arithmetic and postprocessing. This hands-on course provides the skills you need to write reusable, robust shell scripts to extend the user environment and automate complex administrative tasks.
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Basic UNIX and Linux Concepts

The evolution of UNIX
•How UNIX developed•The current state of UNIX/Linux standardsReview of UNIX commands
•File and directory manipulation•Writing shell start-up filesFinding UNIX documentation
•The man command•Other manual page browsersSearching Text with Regular Expressions
UNIX regular expressions
•Specifying string patterns for filtering operations•The meta character set•Developing extended regular expressionsUsing the grep command
•Processing files•Processing command outputManaging Files
Essential file housekeeping tools
•Copying: cp•Renaming: mv•Removing: rm•Linking: ln•Editing: vi•Printing: lp, lprDisplaying and interpreting file attributes
•Listing files with ls and ls -l•Identifying file type, owner, group, size, modification time and index numberEstablishing access permissions with chmod
•Symbolic notation•Octal notationNavigating Directories
The UNIX directory hierarchy
•Home, current and parent directories•Root directory and subdirectoriesMaintaining directories
•Changing directory with cd•Making and removing directoriesLocating files with find
•Searching using file attributes•Operating on found filesWorking with the KornShell
Command history facility
•Listing past commands•Recalling and editing a previous commandEmploying KornShell tips and tricks
•Filename "wildcards": * , ? , [ ]Personalizing your shell
•Defining command aliases•Updating the start-up scripts•Setting shell variables and optionsAccessing UNIX Servers from UNIX and WindowsLogging into a remote server
•Secure Shell•PuTTY•TelnetUploading and downloading files                                                                
•Secure FTP•scp•FTPTaming Information with Filters
The UNIX tool-building philosophy
•Filtering data streams through pipelines•Redirecting standard input, output and error streamsExtracting and restructuring data
•Searching: grep•Sorting: sort•Editing: sed•Trimming: head and tail•Selecting: awk•Counting: wcMatching patterns with regular expressions
•Metacharacter examples with grep•Substituting patterns with sed•Refining selections with awkDeveloping and Executing Scripts
Writing a simple script
•Storing commands in a file•Marking the file executableControlling flow of execution
•Iterating through loops with for and while•Testing conditions with if/else•Choosing alternatives with case•Measuring disk space usage•Initiating and terminating daemonsUNIX Text Filters
The characteristics of a UNIX filter
•Reading from standard input•Writing to standard output and standard error•Combining filters into pipelines to perform complex tasksCommon UNIX filters
•Editing the output of commands with the stream editor sed•Translating characters with tr•Sorting files and command output•Comparing different versions of files with diff•Using other common filters: cut and uniq•Combining filters for complex text processing•Executing filter commands with findShell Programming
Shell basics
•Writing simple shell scripts•Storing data in shell variablesControlling logic flow
•Making decisions with if and case•Quoting shell commands to control substitutions•Testing file attributes, strings and numbers•Reading and testing standard input•Looping with for and while•Accessing the shell's built-in variablesOther shell features
•Accepting command line arguments•Redirecting standard output•Substituting command output•Performing arithmetic in shell scripts•Scanning for command line optionsWorking with tools creatively
•Combining UNIX filters with pipelines and command substitution•Developing scripts incrementallyRestructuring Data with awk
awk as a flexible search tool
•Writing useful awk one-liners•Testing and extracting fields from structured input•Performing arithmetic calculationsCreating long awk scripts
•Matching patterns with extended regular expressions•Modifying awk's default behavior with special patterns and built-in variablesAdvanced awk capabilities
•Using awk's control constructs for testing and looping•Storing data in arrays•Formatting output using printf•Searching files with multiline recordsMonitor the system: 
• Monitor the system.• Process management.• Memory Usage.• Filesystems and Storage Devices.System Users: 
• User Info.• User Greetings.System Updates: Ubuntu / Debian package management: 
• APT/dpkg: Adding, updating software.System Logs: 
• System log files.• logrotate - Rotate log files.Finding files: 
• FIND: Using the find command• Finding files on the system.• File Information/Status/Ownership/Security.Scheduling tasks: 
• CRON: Scheduling a task• AT: Scheduling a task• Managing Time• "You have new mail."• Text Terminal Configuration• System Hardware Information.• PERL Administration/Maintenance• File compression/decompression utilities•Prerequisite: Anyone experience computer knowledge.9) C# Programming 
RSKV Technologies Professional Training in C# , meets the demand to build High skilled developers. C# is a modern, object-oriented programming language intended to create simple yet robust programs. Designed specifically to take advantage of CLI features, C# is the core language of the Microsoft .NET framework. In this course, you gain the skills to exploit the capabilities of C# and of the .NET Framework to develop programs useful for a broad range of desktop and web applications.
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The evolution of C#
•Comparing different versions of C#•Expressing C# models in UMLC# and the .NET infrastructure
•Common Language Infrastructure (CLI)•Managed code philosophy•Common Intermediate Language (CIL) and metadataLanguage Fundamentals

Data types and control constructs
•Declaring implicit and explicit variables•Value and reference types•Unicode characters and stringsDefining and calling methods
•The Main method specification•Passing arguments and returning values•The scope and lifetime of variables•Named and symbolic methods•Handling exceptions•Recovering resourcesEmploying .NET library classes
•Avoiding collisions by using namespaces•Performing I/O using the stream class and serialization•Standard and Generic CollectionsDeveloping C# Classes

Defining classes
•Encapsulating attributes with methods and properties•Providing consistent initialization using constructors•Overloading methods and constructors•Achieving reuse through inheritance and polymorphismCreating and using objects
•Allocating object memory with new•Passing initial values to constructors•Choosing value or reference allocation•Invoking methods and accessing propertiesInterconnecting Objects

Associating classes
•Manipulating references•Physical vs. logical equivalence•Selecting collection library classes•Increasing reliability using genericsExposing interfaces
•Defining an interface specification•Interface polymorphism•Events and delegatesSimplifying Component Development

Component features of .NET
•Manifests and assemblies•.NET assembly metamodelWriting .NET components in C#
•Creating and calling custom components•Extending System.ComponentModel.ComponentInterfacing legacy components
•Accessing COM/DCOM•Tools for forward and backward compatibility•Calling existing componentsIntegrating C# with other languages
•Harmonizing components through the CLI•Accessing metadata•Handling cross-language differencesImplementing and Enhancing C# Solutions
    Building multitier applications
•Leveraging solid architectures (MVC and EDM)•Substituting the user interface•Coding industry-standard design patterns in C#Working with relational databases
•Accessing databases with the Entity Framework (EF)•Integrating C# extended features with LINQAdvanced techniques
•Implementing the interface•Invoking extension methods•Employing events, delegates and lambda expressions•Multithreading using asynchronous keywords10)Programming with .NET 
RSKV Technologies provides Hands on Training on Microsoft Visual Studio and the .NET Framework a huge suite of tools that allows you to develop modern software applications. This introductory course offers a broad overview of, and hands-on experience with, the basics of C#, Windows programming,ASP.NET and ADO.NET database access.
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.NET Programming Fundamentals
Building applications with Visual Studio
•Analyzing the .NET Framework•Managing projects with Solution Explorer•Setting project properties and adding references•Adding files, folders and code•Compiling, debugging and testing programsCoding object-oriented applications
•Dividing code into classes•Adding fields, methods, properties, events and constructors•Defining scope and visibilityVB and C# Language Syntax
Working with data types and conversions
•Strings•Dates and time•Integers•Real numbers•Booleans•Performing calculations with mathematical operators•Converting between data typesControlling program execution
•IF statements•Writing complex criteria expressions•CASE (switch) statements•For...Next loops•Do While ... loopsHandling errors
•Throwing exceptions•Stepping through code with the debugger•Try ... Catch ... Finally error handling•Commenting codeCrafting Windows Applications
Windows application basics
•Creating forms and controls•Navigating with menus•Automating code with the Toolbox and Properties windowEvent-driven programming
•Handling events from the user interface•Declaring and raising eventsDesigning Object-Oriented Applications
Separating application responsibilities into classes
•Single responsibility principle•Inheriting a base class•Overriding methods in derived classesReusing code from multiple projects
•Creating a class library in Visual Studio•Setting referencesProgramming Web Applications with ASP.NET
Constructing ASP.NET websites with Visual Studio
•Writing HTML pages and forms•Maintaining consistency with Master Pages•Designing pages with ASP.NET controls•Styling sites with ASP.NET themesProcessing ASP.NET Web Forms
•Displaying data and gathering user input•Activating Web Forms with events•Maintaining variables with Sessions•Automating data access with ASP.NET Data BindingControlling website access
•Configuring Web Forms security•Automating user account creationIncorporating Relational Databases
Relational database concepts
•Employing databases for fast, efficient storage•Selecting, inserting, updating and deleting query syntaxCreating a SQL Server database
•Adding tables, fields and indexes•Defining primary and foreign key relationshipsAccessing the database with ADO.NET
•Connecting to the database•Storing user information•Retrieving existing recordsDeploying .NET Applications
•Publishing applications with ClickOnce•Moving ASP.NET applications to the web11)Perl Programming RSKV Technologies Hands on Training on Perl Scripting Advances you to Compete in the Cutting Edge Technology. Perl is a powerful object-oriented scripting language used extensively with UNIX, Linux, Win32 and the Internet. In this course, you learn to write reusable scripts with Perl. Through intensive exercises, you learn to use Perl in your operating system and application environments as well as apply built-in functions of the language and make use of external modules.
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•Perl strengths: flexible, fast, rich, easy-to-use operator set•Reusable tool building for system admin, text manipulation, the Internet•Networking, text filtering, web application programmingPerl Syntax Fundamentals
Running Perl programs
•Invoking UNIX/Linux scripts with #! syntax•Starting Perl scripts under Win32 via command lineVariable types and contexts
•Scalars vs. lists vs. hashes•Strings and interpolated strings•Making sense of special variables•Working in the right contextCompound data structures
•Creating references to anonymous data•Building multidimensional arrays•Working with multidimensional hashesManaging files and user input
•Handling standard I/O streams•Parsing command line arguments•Reading and writing data filesPattern Matching and Operators
Perl regular expressions
•Extracting important text information•Building on UNIX regular expressions•Altering data with substitutions•Performing global and case-insensitive matchesPerl's small operator groups
•Manipulating arithmetic expressions•Replicating and growing strings•Saving time with assignment operators•Making decisions with logical operators•Establishing and using rangesLooping, Decisions and Flow Control
Perl support for conventional flow control constructs
•Making decisions with if/else/elsif•Creating loops with do, while, until, for and foreachPerl-specific constructs
•if and unless as statement modifiers•Constructing switch statementsSubroutines
Writing subroutines
•Defining and calling a subroutine•Passing and receiving parameters•Returning values to the callerMaking data work for you
•Localizing variables: my and local•Accessing global variablesBuilt-in and Add-on Functions
Common data manipulation requirements
•String functions for text manipulation•Processing arrays with list functions•Arranging information with sortI/O and tool building
•Manipulating file system entries•Reading binary file•Dissecting and creating records with split and join•Formatting tabular outputPerl and Object Orientation
How Perl implements object orientation
•An  to OO in Perl•Methods, classes and constructors•Surveying and obtaining third-party packages from CPANAccessing OO packages
•Incorporating modules with use•Defining a schema to employ OO modules•Calling methods with the  syntax•Passing initialization parameters12)Python Programming 
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Python
•Python language characteristics•The Python execution modelLeveraging Python Built-in Types
Manipulating string and numeric literals
•Declaring and initializing variables•Performing arithmetic calculations•Making decisions and performing iterations•Formatting and slicing stringsAggregating related data
•Accessing positional information in lists•Representing ordered data with tuples•Consistently handling data collections with iteratorsOrganizing and Structuring Code
Defining and calling functions
•Positional, keyword and default arguments•Implementing variable-length argument lists•Recursing and generator functionsGrouping code into modules
•Importing and reloading modules•Referencing functions from modules by qualification•Combining modules into packagesImplementing Classes and Objects
Declaring and modifying objects
•Initializing objects with constructors•Accessing derived data with properties•Recognizing the role of static and class methods•Overloading operatorsInheritance and polymorphism
•Reusing functionality through inheritance•Defining abstract classes and interfaces•Overriding methods for dynamic behavior•Tracing the scope in the namespace•Enhancing functionality with class decoratorsManipulating the File System
Managing files
•Reading and writing text and binary files•Importing the OS module for directory managementIncreasing program robustness through handling exceptions
•Maintaining program control with error handlers•Detecting errors and raising exceptionsInterfacing with Relational Databases
Establishing communication
•Creating a SQL database connection•Instantiating cursors to access a databaseExecuting SQL statements within a Python program
•Retrieving desired data sets•Updating the database with action statementsConstructing a GUI with Tkinter
Building the user interface
•Defining a window layout•Placing widgetsListening for interface events
•Providing menu items•Responding to mouse clicks•Binding event handlersDeveloping Web Applications
Analyzing the request processing pipeline
•Positioning the role of Python•Mapping requests to Python scriptsDeveloping MVC with Python
•Integrating the model with a database•Processing requests with Python controllersBenefiting from the Django framework
•Improving productivity with code reduction•Simplifying application development•Accessing the database and producing HTML with Django templates13) Microsoft Excel 
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The spreadsheet model
•Worksheets and their contents•Differentiating workbooks and worksheetsNavigating the interface
•The Ribbon•Customizing the interface•Managing large spreadsheets by zooming•Identifying worksheet tabs by color•Changing worksheet viewsBasic data editing
•Modifying cell contents and formats•Inserting data with AutoFill•Knowing when to use Paste SpecialAcquiring and Conforming Data
Importing data from outside sources
•Integrating data from other Excel sheets•Utilizing data from servers•Managing external links•Finding and removing duplicatesExcel tables and lists
•How Excel tables work•Converting text to columns•Sorting and grouping table data•Adding data in a table or listWorksheet Formatting and Presentation
Initial formatting
•Configuring cell numeric formats•Aligning data within cells•Fitting cells to data size•Naming cells and cell rangesWorksheet presentation
•Freezing worksheet areas•Hiding content in worksheets•Editing, modifying and saving templatesInnovative formatting
•Styling cells and sheets with prebuilt styles•Conditionally formatting cells and data•Rotating and wrapping textLeveraging Formulas and Functions
Formula basics
•Specifying relative and absolute cell references•Automatic sums with AutoSum•Conditionally summarize data•Nesting expressions in formulasExtending formulas and functions
•Finding data with a formula: VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP•Copying and pasting formulas and/or values•Handling formulas with datesAuditing worksheet formulas
•Identifying formula error indicators•Tracing spreadsheet formula errorsCreating a Visual Presentation of Data
Charting your data
•Determining when charts are required•Creating and modifying charts with wizards•Adjusting chart layouts, title and labelsPrinting workbooks
•Setting options on the Page Layout tab•Viewing and adjusting page breaks•Developing appropriate headers and footersIntroducing Advanced Excel Features
PivotTable basics
•Creating a PivotTable with wizards•Pivoting existing PivotTable dataFinal workbook touches
•Reviewing and adding comments on worksheets•Protecting and sharing worksheets•Tracking shared worksheet changesCreating and managing macros
•Macro basics•When to use a macro•Recording effective macros•Launching macros from buttons14)VBA Programming 
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The advantages of VBA
•An easy-to-use and versatile language•Integrated with off-the-shelf productsMacros: the first step
•Recording and executing macros•Limitations•Enhancing with VBA codeGetting to Know the VBA Environment
The code design tools
•Project Explorer•Help system•Code Window•IntelliSense•Properties Window•Object BrowserThe debugging tools
•Code stepping•Immediate Window•BreakpointsWriting VBA Code
Event-driven programming
•The role of events in Windows•Responding to events through event proceduresPutting objects to work
•Properties•Methods•Events•Collections•Using With...End WithStoring data in variables
•How and when to declare variables•Selecting data types•Fixed and dynamic arrays•ConstantsConditional branching
•If...Then...Else•Select...CaseLooping through code
•Do...Loop, While and Until•For...Next and For Each...NextBuilding procedures
•Creating Sub and Function procedures•Calling procedures•Passing arguments to proceduresEmpowering VBA through the Application Object Models
Understanding object model structures
•Exploring the hierarchy with the Object Browser and Help•Referencing specific objectsWriting application-specific procedures
•Key objects within Excel, Word and Outlook•Creating templates and add-insExploiting the power of Automation
•Controlling one Office application while working in another application•Accessing data in databases using ActiveX Data ObjectsBuilding Intuitive User Interfaces
Using intrinsic dialogs
•Communicating with the user through the message box•Gathering user information with the input box•Utilizing the FileDialog object and Dialogs collectionsCreating customized dialogs with UserForm objects
•Command buttons•List and Combo boxes•Labels•Option buttons•Check boxes•Text boxes•Frames•Adding more functionality with advanced ActiveX controlsModifying menus and toolbars
•Simplifying user interaction with the CommandBar object•Adding and removing CommandBarControl objectsProviding a Safe and Secure Environment
Handling runtime errors
•The On Error GoTo structure•Classifying errors with the Err object•Executing with Resume, Resume Next or Resume labelImplementing security
•The dangers of macro viruses•Macro security levels in Office•Applying digital signatures to macros•Password-protecting your VBA code