ORACLE 11g DEVELOPMENT Training

DUCAT imparts training in a way that is more practical and efficient. Anyone who wants to learn Oracle 11g development needs to look no further than DUCAT. It gives training so that after the training ORACLE 11G DEVELOPMENT becomes a part of you. Oracle 11g development starts where Oracle Parallel Server ends. It allows someone to approach the same database simultaneously. It ensures full tolerance, load balancing, and of course performance. The heart of this technology is the concept of the shared disk subsystem. In case of system failure, it allows recovery of that node from other nodes. DUCAT imparts training not only by lectures or lessons but by giving real access to Oracle 11g development. One can understand the advantage and disadvantages of this technology only when one feels it which happens during the training at DUCAT. Students learn how to install the process and run it efficiently. The training teaches all the features of Oracle 11g development in depth. DUCAT faculties are the best in this field of technology. They themselves are experts and they make their students also experts. They teach so that their students shine in their field and make themselves proud.

INTRODUCTION TO ORACLE DATABASE

• List the features of Oracle Database 12c
• Discuss the basic design, theoretical, and physical aspects of a relational database
• Categorize the different types of SQL statements
• Describe the data set used by the course
• Log on to the database using the SQL Developer environment
• Save queries to files and use script files in SQL
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RETRIEVE DATA USING THE SQL SELECT STATEMENT

• List the capabilities of SQL SELECT statements
• Generate a report of data from the output of a basic SELECT statement
• Select All Columns
• Select Specific Columns
• Use Column Heading Defaults
• Use Arithmetic Operators
• Understand Operator Precedence
• Learn the DESCRIBE command to display the table structure

LEARN TO RESTRICT AND SORT DATA

• Write queries that contain a WHERE clause to limit the output retrieved
• List the comparison operators and logical operators that are used in a WHERE clause
• Describe the rules of precedence for comparison and logical operators
• Use character string literals in the WHERE clause
• Write queries that contain an ORDER BY clause to sort the output of a SELECT statement
• Sort output in descending and ascending order

USAGE OF SINGLE-ROW FUNCTIONS TO CUSTOMIZE OUTPUT

• Describe the differences between single-row and multiple-row functions
• Manipulate strings with character functions in the SELECT and WHERE clauses
• Manipulate numbers with the ROUND, TRUNC, and MOD functions
• Perform arithmetic with date data
• Manipulate dates with the DATE functions

INVOKE CONVERSION FUNCTIONS AND CONDITIONAL EXPRESSIONS

• Describe implicit and explicit data type conversion
• Use the TO_CHAR, TO_NUMBER, and TO_DATE conversion functions
• Nest multiple functions
• Apply the NVL, NULLIF, and COALESCE functions to the data
• Use conditional IF THEN ELSE logic in a SELECT statement

AGGREGATE DATA USING THE GROUP FUNCTIONS

• Use the aggregation functions to produce meaningful reports
• Divide the retrieved data in groups by using the GROUP BY clause
• Exclude groups of data by using the HAVING clause

DISPLAY DATA FROM MULTIPLE TABLES USING JOINS

• Write SELECT statements to access data from more than one table
• View data that generally does not meet a join condition by using outer joins
• Join a table to itself by using a self-join

USE SUB-QUERIES TO SOLVE QUERIES

• Describe the types of problems that sub-queries can solve
• Define sub-queries
• List the types of sub-queries
• Write single-row and multiple-row sub-queries

THE SET OPERATORS

• Describe the SET operators
• Use a SET operator to combine multiple queries into a single query
• Control the order of rows returned

DATA MANIPULATION STATEMENTS

• Describe each DML statement
• Insert rows into a table
• Change rows in a table by the UPDATE statement
• Delete rows from a table with the DELETE statement
• Save and discard changes with the COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements
• Explain read consistency

USE OF DDL STATEMENTS TO CREATE AND MANAGE TABLES

• Categorize the main database objects
• Review the table structure
• List the data types available for columns
• Create a simple table
• Decipher how constraints can be created at table creation
• Describe how schema objects work

OTHER SCHEMA OBJECTS

• Create a simple and complex view
• Retrieve data from views
• Create, maintain, and use sequences
• Create and maintain indexes
• Create private and public synonyms

CONTROL USER ACCESS

• Differentiate system privileges from object privileges
• Create Users
• Grant System Privileges
• Create and Grant Privileges to a Role
• Change Your Password
• Grant Object Privileges
• How to pass on privileges?
• Revoke Object Privileges

MANAGEMENT OF SCHEMA OBJECTS

• Add, Modify, and Drop a Column
• Add, Drop, and Defer a Constraint
• How to enable and Disable a Constraint?
• Create and Remove Indexes
• Create a Function-Based Index
• Perform Flashback Operations
• Create an External Table by Using ORACLE_LOADER and by Using ORACLE_DATAPUMP
• Query External Tables
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MANAGE OBJECTS WITH DATA DICTIONARY VIEWS

• Explain the data dictionary
• Use the Dictionary Views
• USER_OBJECTS and ALL_OBJECTS Views
• Table and Column Information
• Query the dictionary views for constraint information
• Query the dictionary views for view, sequence, index, and synonym information
• Add a comment to a table
• Query the dictionary views for comment information
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MANIPULATE LARGE DATA SETS

• Use Subqueries to Manipulate Data
• Retrieve Data Using a Subquery as Source
• Insert Using a Subquery as a Target
• Usage of the WITH CHECK OPTION Keyword on DML Statements
• List the types of Multitable INSERT Statements
• Use Multitable INSERT Statements
• Merge rows in a table
• Track Changes in Data over a period of time

DATA MANAGEMENT IN DIFFERENT TIME ZONES

• Time Zones
• CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, and LOCALTIMESTAMP
• Compare the Date and Time in a Session’s Time Zone
• DBTIMEZONE and SESSIONTIMEZONE
• Difference between DATE and TIMESTAMP
• INTERVAL Data Types
• Use EXTRACT, TZ_OFFSET, and FROM_TZ
• Invoke TO_TIMESTAMP,TO_YMINTERVAL and TO_DSINTERVAL

RETRIEVE DATA USING SUB-QUERIES

• Multiple-Column Subqueries
• Pairwise and Non-pairwise Comparison
• Scalar Subquery Expressions
• Solve problems with Correlated Subqueries
• Update and Delete Rows Using Correlated Subqueries
• The EXISTS and NOT EXISTS operators
• Invoke the WITH clause
• The Recursive WITH clause

REGULAR EXPRESSION SUPPORT

• Use the Regular Expressions Functions and Conditions in SQL
• Use Meta Characters with Regular Expressions
• Perform a Basic Search using the REGEXP_LIKE function
• Find patterns using the REGEXP_INSTR function
• Extract Substrings using the REGEXP_SUBSTR function
• Replace Patterns Using the REGEXP_REPLACE function
• Usage of Sub-Expressions with Regular Expression Support
• Implement the REGEXP_COUNT function

ORACLE DATABASE PROGRAM WITH PL/SQL

• Overview of PL/SQL
• Identify the benefits of PL/SQL Subprograms
• Overview of the types of PL/SQL blocks
• Create a Simple Anonymous Block
• How to generate output from a PL/SQL Block?

DECLARE PL/SQL IDENTIFIERS

• List the different Types of Identifiers in a PL/SQL subprogram
• Usage of the Declarative Section to Define Identifiers
• Use variables to store data
• Identify Scalar Data Types
• The %TYPE Attribute
• What are Bind Variables?
• Sequences in PL/SQL Expressions

WRITE EXECUTABLE STATEMENTS

• Describe Basic PL/SQL Block Syntax Guidelines
• Learn to Comment the Code
• Deployment of SQL Functions in PL/SQL
• How to convert Data Types?
• Describe Nested Blocks
• Identify the Operators in PL/SQL

INTERACTION WITH THE ORACLE SERVER

• Invoke SELECT Statements in PL/SQL
• Retrieve Data in PL/SQL
• SQL Cursor concept
• Avoid Errors by using Naming Conventions when using
• Retrieval and DML Statements
• Data Manipulation in the Server using PL/SQL
• Understand the SQL Cursor concept
• Use SQL Cursor Attributes to Obtain Feedback on DML
• Save and Discard Transactions

CONTROL STRUCTURES

• Conditional processing using IF Statements
• Conditional processing using CASE Statements
• Describe simple Loop Statement
• Describe While Loop Statement
• Describe For Loop Statement
• Use the Continue Statement
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COMPOSITE DATA TYPES

• Use PL/SQL Records
• The %ROWTYPE Attribute
• Insert and Update with PL/SQL Records
• INDEX BY Tables
• Examine INDEX BY Table Methods
• Use INDEX BY Table of Records

EXPLICIT CURSORS

• What are Explicit Cursors?
• Declare the Cursor
• Open the Cursor
• Fetch data from the Cursor
• Close the Cursor
• Cursor FOR loop
• The %NOTFOUND and %ROWCOUNT Attributes
• Describe the FOR UPDATE Clause and WHERE CURRENT Clause

EXCEPTION HANDLING

• Understand Exceptions
• Handle Exceptions with PL/SQL
• Trap Predefined Oracle Server Errors
• Trap Non-Predefined Oracle Server Errors
• Trap User-Defined Exceptions
• Propagate Exceptions
• RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR Procedure

STORED PROCEDURES

• Create a Modularized and Layered Subprogram Design
• Modularize Development With PL/SQL Blocks
• Understand the PL/SQL Execution Environment
• List the benefits of using PL/SQL Subprograms
• List the differences between Anonymous Blocks and Subprograms
• Create, Call, and Remove Stored Procedures
• Implement Procedures Parameters and Parameters Modes
• View Procedure Information

STORED FUNCTIONS AND DEBUGGING SUBPROGRAMS

• Create, Call, and Remove a Stored Function
• Identify the advantages of using Stored Functions
• Identify the steps to create a stored function
• Invoke User-Defined Functions in SQL Statements
• Restrictions when calling Functions
• Control side effects when calling Functions
• View Functions Information
• How to debug Functions and Procedures?

PACKAGES

• Listing the advantages of Packages
• Describe Packages
• What are the components of a Package?
• Develop a Package
• How to enable visibility of a Package’s Components?
• Create the Package Specification and Body using the SQL CREATE Statement and SQL Developer
• Invoke the Package Constructs
• View the PL/SQL Source Code using the Data Dictionary

DEPLOYING PACKAGES

• Overloading Subprograms in PL/SQL
• Use the STANDARD Package
• Use Forward Declarations to solve Illegal Procedure Reference
• Implement Package Functions in SQL and Restrictions
• Persistent State of Packages
• Persistent State of a Package Cursor
• Control side effects of PL/SQL Subprograms
• Invoke PL/SQL Tables of Records in Packages

IMPLEMENT ORACLE-SUPPLIED PACKAGES IN APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT

• What are Oracle-Supplied Packages?
• Examples of some of the Oracle-Supplied Packages
• How does the DBMS_OUTPUT Package work?
• Use the UTL_FILE Package to Interact with Operating System Files
• Invoke the UTL_MAIL Package
• Write UTL_MAIL Subprograms

DYNAMIC SQL

• The Execution Flow of SQL
• What is Dynamic SQL?
• Declare Cursor Variables
• Dynamically Executing a PL/SQL Block
• Configure Native Dynamic SQL to Compile PL/SQL Code
• How to invoke DBMS_SQL Package?
• Implement DBMS_SQL with a Parameterized DML Statement
• Dynamic SQL Functional Completeness

DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS FOR PL/SQL CODE

• Standardize Constants and Exceptions
• Understand Local Subprograms
• Write Autonomous Transactions
• Implement the NOCOPY Compiler Hint
• Invoke the PARALLEL_ENABLE Hint
• The Cross-Session PL/SQL Function Result Cache
• The DETERMINISTIC Clause with Functions
• Usage of Bulk Binding to Improve Performance

TRIGGERS

• Describe Triggers
• Identify the Trigger Event Types and Body
• Business Application Scenarios for Implementing Triggers
• Create DML Triggers using the CREATE TRIGGER Statement and SQL Developer
• Identify the Trigger Event Types, Body, and Firing (Timing)
• Differences between Statement Level Triggers and Row Level Triggers
• Create Instead of and Disabled Triggers
• How to Manage, Test and Remove Triggers?

CREATING COMPOUND, DDL, AND EVENT DATABASE TRIGGERS

• What are Compound Triggers?
• Identify the Timing-Point Sections of a Table Compound Trigger
• Understand the Compound Trigger Structure for Tables and Views
• Implement a Compound Trigger to Resolve the Mutating Table Error
• Comparison of Database Triggers to Stored Procedures
• Create Triggers on DDL Statements
• Create Database-Event and System-Events Triggers
• System Privileges Required to Manage Triggers

PL/SQL COMPILER

• What is the PL/SQL Compiler?
• Describe the Initialization Parameters for PL/SQL Compilation
• List the new PL/SQL Compile Time Warnings
• Overview of PL/SQL Compile Time Warnings for Subprograms
• List the benefits of Compiler Warnings
• List the PL/SQL Compile Time Warning Messages Categories
• Setting the Warning Messages Levels: Using SQL Developer, PLSQL_WARNINGS Initialization Parameter, and the DBMS_WARNING Package Subprograms
• View Compiler Warnings: Using SQL Developer,
• SQL*Plus, or the Data Dictionary Views

MANAGE DEPENDENCIES

• Overview of Schema Object Dependencies
• Query Direct Object Dependencies using the USER_DEPENDENCIES View
• Query an Object’s Status
• Invalidation of Dependent Objects
• Display the Direct and Indirect Dependencies
• Fine-Grained Dependency Management in Oracle Database 12c
• Understand Remote Dependencies
• Recompile a PL/SQL Program Unit

ORACLE FUSION MIDDLEWARE 11G: BUILD APPLICATIONS WITH ORACLE FORMS

• Running a Form
• Identifying the Data Elements
• Navigating a Forms Application
• Using the Modes of Operation
• Querying Data
• Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Records
• Saving Changes
• Displaying Errors

WORKING IN THE FORMS BUILDER ENVIRONMENT

• Forms Builder Key Features
• Forms Builder Components
• Navigating the Forms Builder Interface
• Forms Builder Module Object Hierarchy
• Customizing Your Forms Builder Session
• Forms Executables and Module Types
• Defining Environment Variables
• Testing a Form with the Run Form Button

CREATING A BASIC FORM MODULE

• Creating a New Form Module
• Creating a New Data Bock
• Using Template Forms
• Saving and Compiling a Form Module
• Module Types and Storage Formats
• Deploying a Form Module
• Producing Documentation

CREATING A MASTER-DETAIL FORM

• Creating Data Blocks with Relationships
• Running a Master-Detail Form Module
• Modifying the Structure of a Data Block
• Modifying the Layout of a Data Block

WORKING DATA BLOCKS AND FRAMES

• Managing Object Properties
• Creating Visual Attributes
• Controlling the Behavior and Appearance of Data Blocks
• Controlling Frame Properties
• Displaying Multiple Property Palettes
• Setting Properties on Multiple Objects
• Copying Properties
• Creating Control Blocks

WORKING WITH TEXT ITEMS

• Creating a Text Item
• Modifying the Appearance of a Text Item
• Controlling the Data of a Text Item
• Altering the Navigational Behavior of a Text Item
• Enhancing the Relationship between Text Item and Database
• Adding Functionality to a Text Item
• Displaying Helpful Messages

CREATING LOVS AND EDITORS

• LOVs and Record Groups
• Creating an LOV Manually
• Using the LOV Wizard to Create an LOV
• Setting LOV Properties
• LOV Column Mapping
• Defining an Editor
• Setting Editor Properties
• Associating an Editor with a Text Item

CREATING ADDITIONAL INPUT ITEMS

• Input Items Overview
• Creating a Check Box
• Creating a List Item
• Creating a Radio Group

CREATING NONINPUT ITEMS

• Noninput Items Overview
• Creating a Display Item
• Creating an Image Item
• Creating a Push Button
• Creating a Calculated Item
• Creating a Hierarchical Tree Item
• Creating a Bean Area Item

CREATING WINDOWS AND CONTENT CANVASES

• Displaying a Form Module in Multiple Windows
• Creating a New Window
• Displaying a Form Module on Multiple Layouts
• Creating a New Content Canvas

WORKING WITH OTHER CANVAS TYPES

• Overview of Canvas Types
• Creating a Stacked Canvas
• Creating a Toolbar
• Creating a Tab Canvas
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PRODUCING AND DEBUGGING TRIGGERS

• Trigger Overview
• Creating Triggers in Forms Builder
• Specifying Execution Hierarchy
• PL/SQL Editor Features
• Using the Database Trigger Editor
• Using Variables in Triggers
• Adding Functionality with Built-in Subprograms
• Using the Forms Debugger

ADDING FUNCTIONALITY TO ITEMS

• Coding Item Interaction Triggers
• Interacting with Noninput Items

DISPLAYING RUN-TIME MESSAGES AND ALERTS

• Built-Ins and Handling Errors
• Controlling System Messages
• The FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE Exception
• Triggers for Intercepting System Messages
• Creating and Controlling Alerts
• Handling Server Errors

USING QUERY TRIGGERS

• Query Processing Overview
• SELECT Statements Issued During Query Processing
• Setting WHERE and ORDER BY clauses and ONETIME_WHERE property
• Writing Query Triggers
• Query Array Processing
• Coding Triggers for Enter-Query Mode
• Overriding Default Query Processing
• Obtaining Query Information at Run Time

VALIDATING USER INPUT

• Validation Process
• Controlling Validation by Using Properties
• Controlling Validation by Using Triggers
• Performing Client-Side Validation with PJCs
• Tracking Validation Status
• Using Built-ins to Control When Validation Occurs

CONTROLLING NAVIGATION

• Using Object Properties to Control Navigation
• Writing Navigation Triggers
• Avoiding the Navigation Trap
• Using Navigation Built-Ins in Triggers

OVERRIDING OR SUPPLEMENTING TRANSACTION PROCESSING

• Transaction Processing Overview
• Using Commit Triggers
• Testing the Results of Trigger DML
• DML Statements Issued during Commit Processing
• Overriding Default Transaction Processing
• Getting and Setting the Commit Status
• Implementing Array DML

WRITING FLEXIBLE CODE

• What is Flexible Code?
• Using System Variables for Flexible Coding
• Using Built-in Subprograms for Flexible Coding
• Copying and Subclassing Objects and Code
• Referencing Objects by Internal ID
• Referencing Items Indirectly

SHARING OBJECTS AND CODE

• Benefits of Reusable Objects and Code
• Working with Property Classes
• Working with Object Groups
• Copying and Subclassing Objects and Code
• Working with Object Libraries
• Working with SmartClasses
• Reusing PL/SQL
• Working with PL/SQL Libraries

USING WEBUTIL TO INTERACT WITH THE CLIENT

• Benefits of WebUtil
• Integrating WebUtil into a Form
• Interacting with the Client

INTRODUCING MULTIPLE FORM APPLICATIONS

• Multiple Form Applications Overview
• Starting Another Form Module
• Defining Multiple Form Functionality
• Sharing Data among Modules

ORACLE REPORTS DEVELOPER 11G: BUILD REPORTS

• Business Intelligence
• Enterprise Reporting
• Oracle Reports Developer
• Oracle Database 11g
• Oracle Developer Suite 11g
• Oracle Application Server 11g
• OracleAS Reports Services
• OracleAS Reports Services Architecture for the Web

DESIGNING AND RUNNING REPORTS

• Understanding User Requirements
• Designing Reports
• Tabular
• Master-Detail
• Master with Two Details
• Matrix
• Retrieving and Sharing Data
• Running a Report

EXPLORING ORACLE REPORTS DEVELOPER

• Reports Developer Executables
• Invoking Reports Builder
• Reports Builder Modules
• Report Data and Layout
• Reports Builder Components
• Object Navigator
• Report-Level Objects
• Data Model Objects

CREATING A PAPER REPORT

• Report Module Components
• Building a Paper Report
• Viewing the Paper Report Output
• Saving the Report Definition
• Reentering the Wizard
• Creating Break Reports
• Break Report Labels
• Creating Mailing Labels and Letters

ENHANCING A BASIC PAPER REPORT

• What Is the Paper Design?
• The Paper Design Window
• Modifying a Report
• Aligning Columns
• Setting a Format Mask
• Manipulating Objects
• Modifying Visual Attributes
• Applying Conditional Formatting

MANAGING REPORT TEMPLATES

• Using Report Templates
• Modifying a Template
• Customizing the Template Margin
• Customizing the Template Body
• Adding Web Links to a Template for Report HTML Output
• Predefining Your Own Templates
• Adding a Template Preview Image

CREATING A WEB REPORT

• What Is JSP Technology?
• JSP Advantages
• Simple JSP Example
• Building a Web Report
• Using the Report Wizard
• Report Editor: Web Source View
• JSP Tags
• Web Source Example

ENHANCING REPORTS USING THE DATA MODEL: QUERIES AND GROUPS

• The Data Model Objects
• Modifying Properties of a Query
• Applying Changes
• Changing the Group Structure
• Group Hierarchy
• Ordering Data in a Group
• Query Modifications
• Filtering Data in a Group

ENHANCING REPORTS USING THE DATA MODEL: DATA SOURCES

• Data Source Types
• Pluggable Data Sources
• Using XML as a Data Source
• Document Type Definition File
• OLAP Data Source
• Using Text as a Data Source
• Using JDBC as a Data Source
• Using REF Cursor Queries

ENHANCING REPORTS USING THE DATA MODEL: CREATING COLUMNS

• Data Model Columns
• Maintaining Data Source Columns
• Producing File Content Output
• Creating a Column
• Creating Summary Columns
• Displaying Subtotals
• Displaying Percentages
• Creating a Formula Column

ENHANCING REPORTS USING THE PAPER LAYOUT

• Viewing the Paper Layout
• Designing Multipanel Reports
• Printing Multipanel Reports
• Different Objects in the Paper Layout
• The Paper Layout Layers
• Report Processing
• Paper Layout Tools
• Report Bursting

CONTROLLING THE PAPER LAYOUT: COMMON PROPERTIES

• Modifying Paper Layout Object Properties
• Common Layout Properties
• Sizing Objects
• Anchors
• Layout Object Relationships
• Pagination Icons in the Paper Layout
• Controlling Print Frequency
• Using Format Triggers

CONTROLLING THE PAPER LAYOUT: SPECIFIC PROPERTIES

• Properties of a Repeating Frame
• Specifying Print Direction
• Controlling the Number of Records per Page
• Controlling Spacing Between Records
• Minimum Widow Records
• System Variables
• Valid Source Columns
• Displaying File Contents

WEB REPORTING

• Comparing Static and Dynamic Reporting
• Adding Dynamic Content
• Creating a Report Block
• Invoking the Report Block Wizard
• Examining the Web Source Code
• rw:foreach Tag
• rw:field Tag
• Customizing Reports JSPs

EXTENDING FUNCTIONALITY USING XML

• Why Use XML Report Definitions?
• Creating XML Report Definitions
• Partial Report Definitions: Format Modification Example
• Partial Report Definitions: Format Exception Example
• Full Report Definition: Data Model Modification Example
• Running XML Report Definitions
• Debugging XML Report Definitions

CREATING AND USING REPORT PARAMETERS

• Creating User Parameters
• Referencing Parameters in a Report Query
• Using Bind References
• Using Lexical References
• Hints and Tips When Referencing Parameters
• Creating a List of Values
• Referencing System Parameters
• Building a Paper Parameter Form

EMBEDDING A GRAPH IN A REPORT

• Adding a Graph to a Paper Report
• Adding a Graph to a Web Report
• Selecting the Graph Type
• Selecting the Graph Data
• Adding Options to the Graph
• Customizing Web Graphs
• The rw:graph Tag
• Customizing Graphs Using the Graph.XML File
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ENHANCING MATRIX REPORTS

• The Matrix Data Model
• The Matrix Paper Layout
• Creating Matrix Summaries
• Creating the Matrix Manually
• The Matrix with Group Data Model
• The Matrix with Group Layout
• Building a Nested Matrix
• Nested Matrix Paper Layout

CODING PL/SQL TRIGGERS

• Types of Triggers in Reports
• Trigger Code
• Using Report Triggers
• Using Data Model Triggers: PL/SQL Group Filter
• Using Data Model Triggers: Parameter Validation
• Using Layout Triggers
• Using Format Triggers
• Event-Based Reporting

EXTENDING FUNCTIONALITY USING THE SRW PACKAGE

• Contents of the SRW Package
• Outputting Messages
• Executing a Nested Report
• Restricting Data
• Initializing Fields
• Creating a Table of Contents
• Performing DDL Statements
• Setting Format Attributes

MAXIMIZING PERFORMANCE USING ORACLEAS REPORTS SERVICES

• Running Reports Using OracleAS Reports Services
• Report Request Methods
• Oracle Application Server Components
• Enabling Single Sign-On Access
• Running the Web Layout: JSP Run-time Architecture
• Running the Paper Layout: Servlet Run-time Architecture
• Running a Paper Report on the Web
• Queue Manager

BUILDING REPORTS: EFFICIENCY GUIDELINES

• Tuning Reports
• Performance Measurement
• Non SQL Data Sources
• Investigating the Data Model
• Investigating the Paper Layout
• Running the Report
• Different Development and Run-Time Environments
• Developing Reports to Run in Different GUIs

ORACLE 11G DATA GUARD TRAINING

This Oracle Database 11g: Data Guard training helps you develop the skills to use Oracle Data Guard to help protect your Oracle database against planned and unplanned downtimes. Explore how Data Guard standby databases can be used to support production functions such as reporting, querying, and testing, while in a standby role. Oracle Data Guard is the most effective solution available today to protect the core asset of any enterprise – its data and make it available on a 24×7 basis even in the face of disasters and other calamities. This course discusses Oracle Data Guard 11g technology and demonstrates how it is one of the most important elements in the business continuity infrastructure of any enterprise.

INTRODUCTION TO DATA GUARD

• What is Oracle Data Guard
• MAA- Maximum Availability Architecture
• Configurations
• Data Guard Services
• Data Guard Broker
• Protection Modes
• Logical SQL Apply
• Redo TransportBenefits of Using Data Guard

CREATING A PHYSICAL STANDBY(SQL & RMAN)

• Preparing the Primary
• Force Logging
• Configuring Standby Redo Logs
• Initialization Parameters on Primary
• Redo Transport Mode
• Oracle Net for Physical Standby
• Creating a Listener Entry(MSIL)
• Copying the Primary’s Password File
• Standby Init.ora File
• Directory Path on the Target
• Starting the Physical Standby
• Invoking RMAN
• Real-Time Apply
• Starting Redo Apply

DATA GUARD BROKER

• Data Guard Broker Components
• Broker Configuration
• Benefits of Using Data Guard Broker
• DGMRL Commands
• Configuration File
• Log Files
• Changing Properties
• Database Properties
• Disable Broker Management

CONFIGURING DATA PROTECTION MODES

• Data Protection Modes
• How to Set the Mode

MONITORING A DATA GUARD CONFIGURATION

• Viewing Data Guard Status
• Data Guard Performance

OPTIMIZING A DATA GUARD CONFIGURATION

• Monitoring Performance
• Optimizing Redo Transport
• Optimizing Redo Transmissions
• MaxConnections Database Property
• RedoCompression Property
• Delaying the Application of Redo

INTRODUCTION TO C++

• Understanding Requirement: why c ++
• C vs C++
• Advantage of OOP
• Software and Hardware for c++
• Compling and Linking

PERFORMING ROLE TRANSITIONS

• Role Transitions
• Role Management Services
• Switchover
• Switchover Using DGMGRL
• Switchover Using Enterprise Manage
• Problems
• Failover

BACKUP AND RECOVERY CONSIDERATIONS

• RMAN in Data Guard
• Maximum Availability Architecture (MAA)
• Offload Backups to a Physical Standby
• RMAN Recovery Catalog
• Persistent Configuration Settings
• RMAN Parameters for Primary
• RMAN Parameters for Standby

ORACLE 11G RAC TRAINING

DUCAT imparts training in a way that is more practical and efficient. Anyone who wants to learn ORACLE 11G RAC needs to look no further than DUCAT. It gives training so that after the training ORACLE 11G RAC becomes a part of you. ORACLE 11G RAC starts where Oracle Parallel Server ends. It allows someone to approach the same database simultaneously. It ensures full tolerance, load balancing, and of course performance. The heart of this technology is the concept of the shared disk subsystem. In case of system failure, it allows recovery of that node from other nodes. DUCAT imparts training not only through lectures or lessons but by giving real access to ORACLE 11G RAC. One can understand the advantage and disadvantages of this technology only when one feels it which happens during the training at DUCAT. Students learn how to install the process and run it efficiently. The training teaches all the features of ORACLE 11G RAC in depth. DUCAT faculties are the best in this field of technology. They themselves are experts and they make their students also experts. They teach so that their students shine in their field and make themselves proud.

ORACLE GRID INFRASTRUCTURE ARCHITECTURE

• Oracle Clusterware Concepts
• What is Clustere?
• Oracle Clusterware?
• Oracle Clusterware Architecture
• Grid Plug and Play (GPnP)
• Grid Naming Service (GNS)
• Single Client Access Name (SCAN)

GRID INFRASTRUCTURE INSTALLATION

• Shared Storage Planning for Grid Infrastructure 2-4
• OCR and Voting Disk in ASM
• Checking System Requirements
• Checking Network Requirements
• Software Requirements (Kernel)
• Software Requirements: Packages
• Creating Groups and Users

ADMINISTERING ASM

• ASM Initialization Parameters
• Starting and Stopping ASM Instances by Using srvctl.
• Starting and Stopping ASM Instances by Using SQL*Plus.
• Starting and Stopping ASM Instances by Using ASMCA and ASMCMD.
• Creating a New Disk Group
• Mounting and Dismounting Disk Groups
• Dropping Disk Groups
• kASM Dynamic Performance Views

REAL APPLICATION CLUSTERS DATABASE INSTALLATION

• Installing the Oracle Database Software 11-3
• Creating the Cluster Database 11-7
• Cluster Database Management Options 11-10
• Initialization Parameters 11-15
• Database Storage Options 11-16
• Create the Database 11-17
• Background Processes Specific to Oracle RAC 11-21
• Single Instance to RAC Conversion 11-23

ADMINISTERING ORACLE CLUSTERWARE

• CRSCTL : manages clusterware-related operations
• SRVCTL : manages Oracle resource�related operations

MANAGING ORACLE CLUSTERWARE

• Adding the Node in the Cluster.
• Deleting the Node in the Cluster.

TROUBLESHOOTING ORACLE CLUSTERWARE

• Golden Rule in Debugging Oracle Clusterware
• Oracle Clusterware Main Log Files
• Diagnostics Collection Script
• Cluster Verify Utility
• Determining Which Process Caused Reboot
• Using ocrdump to View Logical Contents of the OCR
• Checking the Integrity of the OCR
• OCR-Related Tools for Debugging

UPGRADING AND PATCHING ORACLE RAC

• Configuring the Software Library
• Setting Up Patching
• Obtaining Oracle RAC Patches
• Downloading Patches
• Reduced Down-Time Patching for Cluster Environments
• Rolling Patches

ORACLE RAC ADMINISTRATION

• Redo Log Files and RAC
• Automatic Undo Management and RAC
• Starting and Stopping RAC Instances
• Starting and Stopping RAC Instances with SQL*Plus
• Starting and Stopping RAC Instances with srvctl
• Terminating Sessions on a Specific Instance
• How SQL*Plus Commands Affect Instances

MANAGING BACKUP AND RECOVERY FOR RAC

• Protecting Against Media Failure
• Media Recovery in Oracle RAC
• Parallel Recovery in RAC
• Archived Log File Configurations
• RAC and the Fast Recovery Area

RAC DATABASE MONITORING AND TUNING

• CPU and Wait Time Tuning Dimensions
• RAC-Specific Tuning
• RAC and Instance or Crash Recovery
• Instance Recovery and Database Availability
• Instance Recovery and RAC
• Analyzing Cache Fusion Impact in RAC
• Typical Latencies for RAC Operations
• Wait Events for RAC
• Wait Event Views
• Global Enqueue Waits: Overview

SERVICES

• Oracle Services
• Services for Policy- and Administrator-Managed Databases
• Default Service Connections
• Create Service with Enterprise Manager
• Create Services with SRVCTL
• Manage Services with Enterprise Manager
• Managing Services with EM
• Manage Services with srvctl

DESIGN FOR HIGH AVAILABILITY

• Causes of Unplanned Down Time
• Causes of Planned Down Time
• Oracle’s Solution to Down Time
• RAC and Data Guard Complementarity
• Maximum Availability Architecture
• RAC and Data Guard Topologies
• RAC and Data Guard Architecture
• Data Guard Broker (DGB) and Oracle Clusterware (OC)
• Integration

PL/SQL Training

SQL with PLSQL abbreviated as Procedural Training/Structured Source Language is associated with Oracle Corporation’s procedural extension for SQL and also the information. PL/SQL Training includes procedural language components like loops and conditions that permit the declaration of constants and variables, procedures, and functions and might handle runtime errors.

Introduction to SQL

Introduction to Oracle Database

• List the features of Oracle Database 12c
• Discuss the basic design, theoretical, and physical aspects of a relational database
• Categorize the different types of SQL statements
• Describe the data set used by the course
• Log on to the database using the SQL Developer environment
• Save queries to files and use script files in SQL Developer

Retrieve Data using the SQL SELECT Statement

• List the capabilities of SQL SELECT statements
• Generate a report of data from the output of a basic SELECT statement
• Select All Columns
• Select Specific Columns
• Use Column Heading Defaults
• Use Arithmetic Operators
• Understand Operator Precedence
• Learn the DESCRIBE command to display the table structure

Learn to Restrict and Sort Data

• Write queries that contain a WHERE clause to limit the output retrieved
• List the comparison operators and logical operators that are used in a WHERE clause
• Describe the rules of precedence for comparison and logical operators
• Use character string literals in the WHERE clause
• Write queries that contain an ORDER BY clause to sort the output of a SELECT statement
• Sort output in descending and ascending order

Usage of Single-Row Functions to Customize Output

• Describe the differences between single-row and multiple-row functions
• Manipulate strings with character functions in the SELECT and WHERE clauses
• Manipulate numbers with the ROUND, TRUNC, and MOD functions
• Perform arithmetic with date data
• Manipulate dates with the DATE functions

Invoke Conversion Functions and Conditional Expressions

• Describe implicit and explicit data type conversion
• Use the TO_CHAR, TO_NUMBER, and TO_DATE conversion functions
• Nest multiple functions
• Apply the NVL, NULLIF, and COALESCE functions to data
• Use conditional IF THEN ELSE logic in a SELECT statement

Aggregate Data Using the Group Functions

• Use the aggregation functions to produce meaningful reports
• Divide the retrieved data in groups by using the GROUP BY clause
• Exclude groups of data by using the HAVING clause

Display Data From Multiple Tables Using Joins

• Write SELECT statements to access data from more than one table
• View data that generally does not meet a join condition by using outer joins
• Join a table to itself by using a self-join

Use Sub-queries to Solve Queries

• Describe the types of problems that sub-queries can solve
• Define sub-queries
• List the types of sub-queries
• Write single-row and multiple-row sub-queries

The SET Operators

• Describe the SET operators
• Use a SET operator to combine multiple queries into a single query
• Control the order of rows returned

Data Manipulation Statements

• Describe each DML statement
• Insert rows into a table
• Change rows in a table by the UPDATE statement
• Delete rows from a table with the DELETE statement
• Save and discard changes with the COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements
• Explain read consistency

Use of DDL Statements to Create and Manage Tables

• Categorize the main database objects
• Review the table structure
• List the data types available for columns
• Create a simple table
• Decipher how constraints can be created at table creation
• Describe how schema objects work

Other Schema Objects

• Create a simple and complex view
• Retrieve data from views
• Create, maintain, and use sequences
• Create and maintain indexes
• Create private and public synonyms

Control User Access

• Differentiate system privileges from object privileges
• Create Users
• Grant System Privileges
• Create and Grant Privileges to a Role
• Change Your Password
• Grant Object Privileges
• How to pass on privileges?
• Revoke Object Privileges

Management of Schema Objects

• Add, Modify, and Drop a Column
• Add, Drop, and Defer a Constraint
• How to enable and Disable a Constraint?
• Create and Remove Indexes
• Create a Function-Based Index
• Perform Flashback Operations
• Create an External Table by Using ORACLE_LOADER and by Using ORACLE_DATAPUMP
• Query External Tables

Manage Objects with Data Dictionary Views

• Explain the data dictionary
• Use the Dictionary Views
• USER_OBJECTS and ALL_OBJECTS Views
• Table and Column Information
• Query the dictionary views for constraint information
• Query the dictionary views for view, sequence, index and synonym information
• Add a comment to a table
• Query the dictionary views for comment information

Manipulate Large Data Sets

• Use Subqueries to Manipulate Data
• Retrieve Data Using a Subquery as Source
• Insert Using a Subquery as a Target
• Usage of the WITH CHECK OPTION Keyword on DML Statements
• List the types of Multitable INSERT Statements
• Use Multitable INSERT Statements
• Merge rows in a table
• Track Changes in Data over a period of time

Data Management in different Time Zones

• Time Zones
• CURRENT_DATE, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP, and LOCALTIMESTAMP
• Compare Date and Time in a Session’s Time Zone
• DBTIMEZONE and SESSIONTIMEZONE
• Difference between DATE and TIMESTAMP
• INTERVAL Data Types
• Use EXTRACT, TZ_OFFSET and FROM_TZ
• Invoke TO_TIMESTAMP,TO_YMINTERVAL and TO_DSINTERVAL

Retrieve Data Using Sub-queries

• Multiple-Column Subqueries
• Pairwise and Non-pairwise Comparison
• Scalar Subquery Expressions
• Solve problems with Correlated Subqueries
• Update and Delete Rows Using Correlated Subqueries
• The EXISTS and NOT EXISTS operators
• Invoke the WITH clause
• The Recursive WITH clause

Regular Expression Support

• Use the Regular Expressions Functions and Conditions in SQL
• Use Meta Characters with Regular Expressions
• Perform a Basic Search using the REGEXP_LIKE function
• Find patterns using the REGEXP_INSTR function
• Extract Substrings using the REGEXP_SUBSTR function
• Replace Patterns Using the REGEXP_REPLACE function
• Usage of Sub-Expressions with Regular Expression Support
• Implement the REGEXP_COUNT function

Oracle Database Program with PL/SQL

Introduction to PL/SQL

• Overview of PL/SQL
• Identify the benefits of PL/SQL Subprograms
• Overview of the types of PL/SQL blocks
• Create a Simple Anonymous Block
• How to generate output from a PL/SQL Block?

Declare PL/SQL Identifiers

• List the different Types of Identifiers in a PL/SQL subprogram
• Usage of the Declarative Section to Define Identifiers
• Use variables to store data
• Identify Scalar Data Types
• The %TYPE Attribute
• What are Bind Variables?
• Sequences in PL/SQL Expressions

Write Executable Statements

• Describe Basic PL/SQL Block Syntax Guidelines
• Learn to Comment the Code
• Deployment of SQL Functions in PL/SQL
• How to convert Data Types?
• Describe Nested Blocks
• Identify the Operators in PL/SQL

Interaction with the Oracle Server

• Invoke SELECT Statements in PL/SQL
• Retrieve Data in PL/SQL
• SQL Cursor concept
• Avoid Errors by using Naming Conventions when using
• Retrieval and DML Statements
• Data Manipulation in the Server using PL/SQL
• Understand the SQL Cursor concept
• Use SQL Cursor Attributes to Obtain Feedback on DML
• Save and Discard Transactions

Control Structures

• Conditional processing using IF Statements
• Conditional processing using CASE Statements
• Describe simple Loop Statement
• Describe While Loop Statement
• Describe For Loop Statement
• Use the Continue Statement

Composite Data Types

• Use PL/SQL Records
• The %ROWTYPE Attribute
• Insert and Update with PL/SQL Records
• INDEX BY Tables
• Examine INDEX BY Table Methods
• Use INDEX BY Table of Records

Explicit Cursors

• What are Explicit Cursors?
• Declare the Cursor
• Open the Cursor
• Fetch data from the Cursor
• Close the Cursor
• Cursor FOR loop
• The %NOTFOUND and %ROWCOUNT Attributes
• Describe the FOR UPDATE Clause and WHERE CURRENT Clause

Exception Handling

• Understand Exceptions
• Handle Exceptions with PL/SQL
• Trap Predefined Oracle Server Errors
• Trap Non-Predefined Oracle Server Errors
• Trap User-Defined Exceptions
• Propagate Exceptions
• RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR Procedure

Stored Procedures

• Create a Modularized and Layered Subprogram Design
• Modularize Development With PL/SQL Blocks
• Understand the PL/SQL Execution Environment
• List the benefits of using PL/SQL Subprograms
• List the differences between Anonymous Blocks and Subprograms
• Create, Call, and Remove Stored Procedures
• Implement Procedures Parameters and Parameters Modes
• View Procedure Information

Design Considerations for PL/SQL Code

• Standardize Constants and Exceptions
• Understand Local Subprograms
• Write Autonomous Transactions
• Implement the NOCOPY Compiler Hint
• Invoke the PARALLEL_ENABLE Hint
• The Cross-Session PL/SQL Function Result Cache
• The DETERMINISTIC Clause with Functions
• Usage of Bulk Binding to Improve Performance

Triggers

• Describe Triggers
• Identify the Trigger Event Types and Body
• Business Application Scenarios for Implementing Triggers
• Create DML Triggers using the CREATE TRIGGER Statement and SQL Developer
• Identify the Trigger Event Types, Body, and Firing(Timing)
• Differences between Statement Level Triggers and Row Level Triggers
• Create Instead of and Disabled Triggers
• How to Manage, Test and Remove Triggers?

Creating Compound, DDL, and Event Database Triggers

• What are Compound Triggers?
• Identify the Timing-Point Sections of a Table Compound Trigger
• Understand the Compound Trigger Structure for Tables and Views
• Implement a Compound Trigger to Resolve the Mutating
• Table Error
• Comparison of Database Triggers to Stored Procedures
• Create Triggers on DDL Statements
• Create Database-Event and System-Events Triggers
• System Privileges Required to Manage Triggers

PL/SQL Compiler

• What is the PL/SQL Compiler?
• Describe the Initialization Parameters for PL/SQL Compilation
• List the new PL/SQL Compile Time Warnings
• Overview of PL/SQL Compile Time Warnings for Subprograms
• List the benefits of Compiler Warnings
• List the PL/SQL Compile Time Warning Messages Categories
• Setting the Warning Messages Levels: Using SQL Developer, PLSQL_WARNINGS Initialization Parameter,and the DBMS_WARNING Package Subprograms
• View Compiler Warnings: Using SQL Developer,SQL*Plus, or the Data Dictionary Views

Manage Dependencies

• Overview of Schema Object Dependencies
• Query Direct Object Dependencies using the USER_DEPENDENCIES View
• Query an Object’s Status
• Invalidation of Dependent Objects
• Display the Direct and Indirect Dependencies
• Fine-Grained Dependency Management in Oracle Database 12c
• Understand Remote Dependencies
• Recompile a PL/SQL Program Unit

Oracle Fusion Financials Course

Ducat’s Oracle Fusion Financials course delivers comprehensive skills to learners to master Oracle Fusion financials, an overview of the Infusion Corporation case study, setting up tax reporting configuration, Understanding Oracle fusion assets, configuring Oracle fusion Receivables, Payments, Advanced collections and cash Management and many more. This course is designed in such a way that you will learn all the concepts from scratch and from basic fundamental level.

Course Overview

Ducat’s Oracle Fusion course training is designed by Industry experts and veterans of the IT industry with 10+ years of experience. It is created as per the current trending need of businesses in this new and evolving market by supporting accounting standards, ledgers, currencies, and entities. This course enables learners to identify errors and resolve them in real-time with self-monitoring methods and assess the period close status quickly with intuitive dashboards, achieve quick and precise close with integrated sub-ledgers, and resolve all issues with embedded collaboration features.

Key Highlights of the course

• Live trainer-led online and offline classes
• Projects and Assignments based on real-world Industry
• Placement assistance via campus drive and walk-in interviews
• Training by 10+ years of experience in Oracle Fusion certified expert
• Best Practices for interview preparation
• Campus training

What is Oracle Fusion?

Oracle has developed a group or collection of software applications which is known as Oracle Fusion. Oracle Fusion is created only for medium to larger businesses owing to the cost of licensing the software.

Oracle Fusion applications are designed to integrate for greater efficiency so Businesses can use more than one application as per their business requirements

What will you learn?

• Gain the skill sets to create and implement complete Fusion Applications solutions.
• Get the knowledge on how to work for various businesses as per the requirements.
• Learn the skills to manage and configure the Oracle Fusion applications environment.
• Practical exposure of using the Oracle Fusion framework, tools and modules.
• In-Depth knowledge of Oracle Business Intelligence reporting concepts.
• In Oracle Fusion learn to design custom reports and dashboards.
• Knowledge to identify and remove Fusion Applications-related problems.
• Knowledge of integration and security while using Oracle Fusion Applications.

Career Benefits in Oracle Fusion

• You will get exposure to millions of job opportunities around the world in Oracle Fusion Financials.
• You will get numerous job opportunities by showcasing the Oracle Fusion Skills.
• You can work as a Freelancer or as a full-time professional after completion of Oracle Fusion training.
• Enhance and upgrade your CV, Indeed profile, and Linkedin Profile with Technical & Professional upgradation by this training.
• After the completion of the training, you will also get a chance for promotion in your current company with these in-demand skills.
• Ever-growing Job Opportunities with better job security.

Prerequisite

Students, Freshers, any graduates or Professionals can apply for this course.

Ducat’s Trainer Profile

Ducat’s Oracle Fusion financial course trainers are certified with 10+ years of experience who are currently working with Top companies.

Our trainers have many live projects as they are working professionals in the Oracle Fusion financial domain and during the training sessions, these projects will be used for a better understanding as a part of practical learning.

Our trainers also support the students in placement by Employee Referral or internal hiring process.

AUTOMATION ANYWHERE

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is one of the central technologies changing the face of work – for the better. RPA takes on the burden of manual, repetitive tasks, releasing individuals to realize their potential.

But it doesn’t happen by itself. The new digital workforce powered by bots needs humans – people who know how to design, build, manage, and analyze bots and their work and how RPA fits into broader business strategies and execution. Being AN RPA leader takes ability, each technical and strategic. That data is currently a lot of offered more than ever before through world wide training programs and courses.

Ducat offers courses and certifications in RPA and teaches how to apply this technology in the real world of work. With a mission to expand the reach and accessibility of RPA knowledge and training to everyone, everywhere,

Ducat delivers training in classrooms. Ducat provides Best Automation Anywhere Training in Noida based on industry standards that helps attendees to secure placements in their dream jobs at MNCs.

Ducat Provides the Best Automation Anywhere Training in Delhi NCR. Ducat is one of the most credible Automation Anywhere Training institutes in Noida offering hands on practical knowledge and full job assistance with basic as well as advanced level Automation Anywhere Training courses.

Introduction & Understanding of RPA

• What is RPA
• Pre-requisites of RPA
• Best use of RPA Process
• RPA Planning
• Life Cycle of RPA
• Timeframe of RPA Process
• Identification of RPA Areas
• Concept of ROI (Return on Investment)
• Attended and Unattended RPA

Overview

• About the Course
• About Me
• Why Automation Anywhere?
• Who can use the “trial” version of Automation Anywhere
• End to End demo: Build a simple Software Robot
• Installation & Set up Process for Automation Anywhere

Orientation

• Overview
• Create new Projects
• Open & copy existing projects
• Project & tool windows tour

Automation Anywhere Control Room

• Control Room Dashboard
• User Management
• Scheduling Bots in Control Room
• Credential Management
• License Management
• Disaster Management in Automation Anywhere
• Operation Management
• Audit Trial
• Control Room settings

Workflow for RPA Process

• Creation of workflow
• Execution of workflow
• Validation of workflow

Basic Automation Anywhere skills

• Overview
• Creation & Usage of user defined variables
• Usage of system defined variables

Debugging

• Run in debug mode
• Set a break point and debug line by line

Handling Error

• Try/Catch into – Catch an exception
• Create & throw a new exception
• Log Exception
• Send Email
• Assign Activity
• Run task activity
• Error snapshot

Automation Anywhere Client Commands

• Usage of Repository
• Report Generation of bots
• Scheduler Manager in AA Client
• Trigger Manager in AA Client
• Hot Keys in AA Client
• Notification and Speed of Task Bots
• Database command
• Logs Handling in Bots
• Email Automation Process
• File & Folder Automation
• Image Recognition Command
• Web Recorder Command
• Object Cloning
• Clipboard
• PGP activity command
• CSV/text file command
• If/else command
• Prompt command
• Windows activity command
• MS – Excel Automation Commands
• Static and Dynamic Delays in Automation Anywhere
• Loop Implementation in Automation Process For
• Excel Dataset
• Internet Explorer Table
• SQL Query Dataset
• XML Dataset
• CSV File Dataset
• Variable Operation Commands
• String Operation Commands
• Execution of Sub Task in Main Bots
• Screen & Visualize Capture Command
• Automation of Web Services & Rest Web Service
• Mouse and Keyboard action automation
• User Input Automation Command
• XML Automation Process
• Debugging of Task Bots
• Security Implementation through Automation Process
• PDF Automation Process
• Automation of Windows Controls
• Terminal Emulator

Metabots

• Creation of metabots
• Consumption of metaBots
• Variable declaration in metabots
• Calibration
• Creation of Asset
• Creation of Logic
• Import Dataset

Documentation

• Process Definition Document(PDD)
• Solution Design Document(SDD)
• Technical Design Document(TDD)
• As- Is and To-be process flow
• BOT management diagram

Case Study

• Case Study 1(Bloomberg)
• Case Study 2(Excel activity)
• Case Study 3(PDF customer – vendor domain)

Live Project Overview

• At least 1 Project

Data Engineer (Hadoop) Course

Ducat’s Data Engineering (Hadoop) Certification Training Course using Azure is designed by IT experts. In this training, you will be taught concepts like data warehousing, Hadoop, Databricks, Delta lake, Delta Live table, and many more with industry-relevant projects. This Data Engineer ( Hadoop) Course provides real-world experience in various sectors.

People often confuse Data Engineers and Big data Hadoop developers. Data Engineering technology is migrated with Microsoft Azure (cloud) and has some more additional technologies than Big data Hadoop developers, this is the basic difference between data engineers and Big data Hadoop developers.

Course Overview of Data Engineering

In this Ducat’s Data Engineer (Hadoop) course, you will get a deep understanding of cloud services of Azure and AWS, data transformation, SQL, Spark, python and many more. You will be given real-world projects under the guidance of subject matter experts so that you can get the practical learning which will help you to become an expert in core concepts like pulling data from multiple sources, creating cloud data warehouses, creating production-ready ETL, Data modelling and many more.

Key Highlights

• Subject matter expert-led live classes
• Career Guidance
• Real-world Projects and Assignments
• One-on-One doubt resolution
• Flexible class timings
• 100% placement support by campus drive and walk-in interviews

What is a data Engineer and what does a data Engineer do?

Data Engineering is the field where data collecting, analysing and storing of data is carried out by creating and building systems. Data Engineering in the wide field and its applications are used in almost every industry. Every organisation has a vast amount of data collected and they need efficient technology and workforce to make sure that this crucial data reaches at a right time to analysts and data scientists so that it can be useful by the time.

Working as a data engineer can provide you with the chance to change the world in a time when we’ll be producing 463 exabytes every day by 2025 [source: https://bit.ly/2WAJFr0 ], in addition to making the life of data scientists easier. Machine learning and deep learning technology cannot prosper without a Data Engineer.

Data Engineers work in a variety of industries to transform raw data into organised and usable form by creating and managing systems which can manage and collect data.

The main aim of a data Engineer is to make sure the data available for use, efficiently so that organisations can use it for their business purposes.

Data Engineer (Hadoop) Course training benefits

The data world has evolved now, and the emergence of cloud technology is providing businesses with new options to process and manage their crucial data. Data Engineering Course is in high demand among IT professionals, and data engineering is one of the most popular and rapidly expanding technologies available today. Since 95% of Fortune 500 companies carry out their business by using Azure services, there is a growing demand for Microsoft-certified professionals who can use Azure and manage enormous amounts of data. Data Engineering Certification will assure you get a better job and salary.

Who can apply for this course?

• Any fresher, undergraduate or graduate who wants to build a career in data engineering can apply.
• Experienced IT professionals who want to learn or want to switch a career.
• Technical and Non-technical Professional
• Project managers

BEST RPA UI PATH TRAINING IN NOIDA | UI PATH TRAINING IN GREATER NOIDA

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Are you Looking Best institute for RPA UI Path Training Course in Noida? DUCAT offers RPA UI Path Training classes with live projects by expert trainers in Noida Sector 16A. Our UI Path training program in Noida is specially designed for Students, Under-Graduates, Graduates, Working Professionals, and Freelancers. We provide end-to-end learning on RPA UI Path Domain with deeper dives for creating a winning career for every profile.

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Ducat Robotics Process Automation UI Path training will make you an expert in the UiPath RPA tool so that you can drive RPA initiatives in your organization. You’ll master the concepts of key considerations while designing an RPA solution using UiPath, perform Image and text automation, create RPA Bots, perform Data Manipulation, and debug and handle the exceptions, using real-life case studies.

Robotics Process Automation

• Robotics Process Automation Concepts
• What to be Automated
• Why to automate task/process
• Architecture
• Monitoring / Reporting / Auditing
• Tools under RPA
• Blue Prism
• UIPath
• AA
• Work Fusion
• Life cycle
• Various Tools and their Limitation
• Areas- where to go for normal automation and where to use RPA

UI-PATH

Overview

• About the Course
• About Me
• Why UiPath?
• Who can use the “free” version of UiPath
• End to End Demo: Build a Simple Software Robot
• Where to go for the fastest technical assistance

Community Edition Installation (Windows)

• Install UiPath Studio
• Install Important Packages
• Examine the installed Activities
• Set up browsers
• Renewing a community edition license

Orientation

• Overview
• Create new projects
• Open & copy existing projects
• Project & tool windows tour

Basic UiPath Skills

• Overview
• Quick tour of all activities
• Sequences and Flowcharts
• Display a message box
• Logging to the output window
• Open and read a text file
• Use a loop to repeat work
• Send email

Debugging

• Run in debug mode
• Set a break point and debug line by line

Using Variables to Handle Data

• Overview
• Using the Variables pane
• Browsing for special variable types
• Using the “Assign” Activity
• Variables as the output of activities
• Variable scope

Script Control Flow

• If/Else: Making a choice
• Flowchart decision diamond
• Switch: Handling many choices
• Flow Switch: Handling many choices

Handling Errors

• Try/Catch intro – Catch an exception
• Create & throw a new exception

Control Your Robots with Orchestrator

• Orchestrator Overview
• Create an Orchestrator account
• Login, setup, and tour the UI
• Connecting a robot
• Create an environment and associate the robot
• Publish a package
• Create a process from the package
• Run an attended robot and examine logs
• Fix the robot and re-publish
• Schedule and run an unattended robot
• Assets: overview & creation
• Assets: consuming from a robot
• Robot-level input parameters
• Pause an attended robot

Web Browser Automation Basics

• Create the assets & project
• Retrieve the assets
• Open and close the browser
• Login and logout
• Perform a search
• Enabling pop up windows

Reusable/Shareable Workflows

• Overview
• Create a reusable/shareable workflow
• Pass data into a reusable workflow
• Get data out of a reusable workflow
• “Extract” a workflow

Data Tables

• Overview
• Tour of data table activities
• Create a data table
• (v2018.3 +) Edit data table columns!
• Add data table rows
• Loop through the rows of a data table
• Query the table
• Delete a data table row (difficult!)

Excel Automation Basics

• Overview
• Excel/worksheet activity overview
• Read worksheet into a data table
• Write data table into a worksheet
• Append data table into a worksheet
• Read and write worksheet CELL data
• Read range, transform table, and write range

Mainframe Automation Basics

• Mainframe intro
• Mainframe Automation

Case Study:

• Case Study 1 (Real Estate)
• Case Study 2 (Telecom)
• Case Study 3 (HR Domain)

PoCs:

• Proof of Concepts (2 projects)

Live Project Overview:

• At least 1 Project

ROBOTICS PROCESS AUTOMATION WORK FUSION

Ducat Robotics Process Automation Work Fusion training will make you an expert in the UiPath RPA tool so that you can drive RPA initiatives in your organization. You’ll master the concepts of key considerations while designing an RPA solution using UiPath, perform Image and text automation, create RPA Bots, perform Data Manipulation, and debug and handle the exceptions, using real-life case studies.

Robotics Process Automation

• Robotics Process Automation Concepts
• What to be Automated
• Why to automate task/process
• Architecture
• Monitoring / Reporting / Auditing
• Tools under RPA
• Blue Prism
• UIPath
• AA
• Work Fusion
• Life cycle
• Various Tools and their Limitation
• Areas- where to go for normal automation and where to use RPA

Work Fusion

Introduction to WorkFusion

• Details about RPA using WorkFusion
• Learning Path
• RPA Express Environment
• Control Tower
• Platform Monitor
• S3 File Storage
• WF Studio
• WF Recorder

Manual Tasks

• How to create and manage Manual Tasks in CT
• Applications of Manual Tasks.

Business Process

• BP creation
• Data Flow
• UI
• input/output

Business Process Flow

• Split
• Merge
• Route
• Sub-processes
• Scheduling Bps

Working with S3 and ETL Form

OCR

Development in WF Studio

RPA Recorder

• Basic tasks
• Web/Desktop automation

RPA Recorder – II

• Complex tasks
• Web/Desktop automation

Web-harvest components – I

• Code Structure
• Data Flow

Web-harvest components – II

• Data
• Files

Web-harvest components – III

• API
• Emails
• Misc

Working with DataStores

• Groovy scripting in Bot Tasks

Web Automation – I

Web Automaton – II

Desktop Automation

What next?

• High level overview of Cognitive Automation(ML)
• WF Architecture
• Career Guidance

Case Study:

• Case Study 1 (Real Estate)
• Case Study 2 (Telecom)
• Case Study 3 (HR Domain)

PoCs:

• Proof of Concepts (2 projects)

Live Project Overview:

• At least 1 Project

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We Focus on Innovative ideas, High-quality Training, Smart Classes, 100% job assistance, Opening the doors of opportunities. Our Big Data Trainees are working across the nation. We at Ducat India, No#1 Big Data Course in Noida with 100% Placement. 40+ Modules, 3 Months Course. Certified Trainers with Over 10,000 Students Trained in BIG DATA Course in Noida.

Big data usually includes data sets with sizes beyond the ability of commonly used software tools to capture, curate, manage, and process data within a tolerable elapsed time. Big data philosophy encompasses unstructured, semi-structured and structured data, however the main focus is on unstructured data. Big data “size” is a constantly moving target, as of 2012 ranging from a few dozen terabytes to many exabytes of data.

COURSE CURRICULUM

Pre-requisites for the Big Data Hadoop Training Course?

There will be no pre-requisites but Knowledge of Java/ Python, SQL, Linux will be beneficial, but not mandatory. Ducat provides a crash course for pre-requisites required to initiate Big Data training.

Apache Hadoop on AWS Cloud

This module will help you understand how to configure Hadoop Cluster on AWS Cloud:

• Introduction to Amazon Elastic MapReduce
• AWS EMR Cluster
• AWS EC2 Instance: Multi Node Cluster Configuration
• AWS EMR Architecture
• Web Interfaces on Amazon EMR
• Amazon S3
• Executing MapReduce Job on EC2 & EMR
• Apache Spark on AWS, EC2 & EMR
• Submitting Spark Job on AWS
• Hive on EMR
• Available Storage types: S3, RDS & DynamoDB
• Apache Pig on AWS EMR
• Processing NY Taxi Data using SPARK on Amazon EMR[Type text]

Learning Big Data and Hadoop

This module will help you understand Big Data:

• Common Hadoop ecosystem components
• Hadoop Architecture
• HDFS Architecture
• Anatomy of File Write and Read
• How MapReduce Framework works
• Hadoop high level Architecture
• MR2 Architecture
• Hadoop YARN
• Hadoop 2.x core components
• Hadoop Distributions
• Hadoop Cluster Formation

Hadoop Architecture and HDFS

This module will help you to understand Hadoop & HDFS ClusterArchitecture:

• Configuration files in Hadoop Cluster (FSimage & editlog file)
• Setting up of Single & Multi node Hadoop Cluster
• HDFS File permissions
• HDFS Installation & Shell Commands
• Deamons of HDFSNode Manager
  Resource Manager
  NameNode
  DataNode
  Secondary NameNode
  YARN Deamons
  HDFS Read & Write Commands
  NameNode & DataNode Architecture
  HDFS Operations
  Hadoop MapReduce Job
  Executing MapReduce Job

Hadoop MapReduce Framework

This module will help you to understand Hadoop MapReduce framework:

• How MapReduce works on HDFS data sets
• MapReduce Algorithm
• MapReduce Hadoop Implementation
• Hadoop 2.x MapReduce Architecture
• MapReduce Components
• YARN Workflow
• MapReduce Combiners
• MapReduce Partitioners
• MapReduce Hadoop Administration
• MapReduce APIs
• Input Split & String Tokenizer in MapReduce
• MapReduce Use Cases on Data sets

Advanced MapReduce Concepts

This module will help you to learn:

• Job Submission & Monitoring
• Counters
• Distributed Cache
• Map & Reduce Join
• Data Compressors
• Job Configuration
• Record Reader

Pig

This module will help you to understand Pig Concepts:

• Pig Architecture
• Pig Installation
• Pig Grunt shell
• Pig Running Modes
• Pig Latin Basics
• Pig LOAD & STORE Operators[Type text]
• Diagnostic OperatorsDESCRIBE Operator
  EXPLAIN Operator
  ILLUSTRATE Operator
  DUMP Operator
• Grouping & JoiningGROUP Operator
  COGROUP Operator
  JOIN Operator
  CROSS Operator
• Combining & SplittingUNION Operator
  SPLIT Operator
• FilteringFILTER Operator
  DISTINCT Operator
  FOREACH Operator
• SortingORDERBYFIRST
  LIMIT Operator
• Built in FuctionsEVAL Functions
  LOAD & STORE Functions
  Bag & Tuple Functions
  String Functions
  Date-Time Functions
  MATH Functions
• Pig UDFs (User Defined Functions)
• Pig Scripts in Local Mode
• Pig Scripts in MapReduce Mode
• Analysing XML Data using Pig
• Pig Use Cases (Data Analysis on Social Media sites, Banking, Stock Market & Others)
• Analysing JSON data using Pig
• Testing Pig Sctipts

Hive

This module will build your concepts in learning:

• Hive Installation
• Hive Data types
• Hive Architecture & Components
• Hive Meta Store
• Hive Tables(Managed Tables and External Tables)
• Hive Partitioning & Bucketing
• Hive Joins & Sub Query
• Running Hive Scripts
• Hive Indexing & View
• Hive Queries (HQL); Order By, Group By, Distribute By, Cluster By, Examples
• Hive Functions: Built-in & UDF (User Defined Functions)
• Hive ETL: Loading JSON, XML, Text Data Examples
• Hive Querying Data
• Hive Tables (Managed & External Tables)
• Hive Used Cases
• Hive Optimization TechniquesPartioning(Static & Dynamic Partition) & Bucketing
  Hive Joins > Map + BucketMap + SMB (SortedBucketMap) + Skew
  Hive FileFormats ( ORC+SEQUENCE+TEXT+AVRO+PARQUET)
  CBO
  Vectorization
  Indexing (Compact + BitMap)
  Integration with TEZ & Spark
• Hive SerDer ( Custom + InBuilt)
• Hive integration NoSQL (HBase + MongoDB + Cassandra)
• Thrift API (Thrift Server)
• UDF, UDTF & UDAF
• Hive Multiple Delimiters
• XML & JSON Data Loading HIVE.
• Aggregation & Windowing Functions in Hive
• Hive Connect with Tableau

Sqoop

• Sqoop Installation
• Loading Data form RDBMS using Sqoop
• Sqoop Import & Import-All-Table
• Fundamentals & Architecture of Apache Sqoop
• Sqoop Job
• Sqoop Codegen
• Sqoop Incremental Import & Incremental Export
• Sqoop Merge
• Import Data from MySQL to Hive using Sqoop
• Sqoop: Hive Import
• Sqoop Metastore
• Sqoop Use Cases
• Sqoop- HCatalog Integration
• Sqoop Script
• Sqoop Connectors

Flume

This module will help you to learn Flume Concepts:

• Flume Introduction
• Flume Architecture
• Flume Data Flow
• Flume Configuration
• Flume Agent Component Types
• Flume Setup
• Flume Interceptors
• Multiplexing (Fan-Out), Fan-In-Flow
• Flume Channel Selectors
• Flume Sync Processors
• Fetching of Streaming Data using Flume (Social Media Sites: YouTube, LinkedIn, Twitter)
• Flume + Kafka Integration
• Flume Use Cases

KAFKA

This module will help you to learn Kafka concepts:

• Kafka Fundamentals
• Kafka Cluster Architecture
• Kafka Workflow
• Kafka Producer, Consumer Architecture
• Integration with SPARK
• Kafka Topic Architecture
• Zookeeper & Kafka
• Kafka Partitions
• Kafka Consumer Groups
• KSQL (SQL Engine for Kafka)
• Kafka Connectors
• Kafka REST Proxy
• Kafka Offsets

Oozie

This module will help you to understand Oozie concepts:

• Oozie Introduction
• Oozie Workflow Specification
• Oozie Coordinator Functional Specification
• Oozie H-catalog Integration
• Oozie Bundle Jobs
• Oozie CLI Extensions
• Automate MapReduce, Pig, Hive, Sqoop Jobs using Oozie
• Packaging & Deploying an Oozie Workflow Application

HBase

This module will help you to learn HBase Architecture:

• HBase Architecture, Data Flow & Use Cases
• Apache HBase Configuration
• HBase Shell & general commands
• HBase Schema Design
• HBase Data Model
• HBase Region & Master Server
• HBase & MapReduce
• Bulk Loading in HBase
• Create, Insert, Read Tables in HBase
• HBase Admin APIs
• HBase Security
• HBase vs Hive
• Backup & Restore in HBase
• Apache HBase External APIs (REST, Thrift, Scala)
• HBase & SPARK
• Apache HBase Coprocessors
• HBase Case Studies
• HBase Trobleshooting

Data Processing with Apache Spark

Spark executes in-memory data processing & how Spark Job runs faster then Hadoop MapReduce Job. Course will also help you understand the Spark Ecosystem & it related APIs like Spark SQL, Spark Streaming, Spark MLib, Spark GraphX & Spark Core concepts as well. This course will help you to understand Data Analytics & Machine Learning algorithms applying to various datasets to process & to analyze large amount of data.

• Spark RDDs.
• Spark RDDs Actions & Transformations.
• Spark SQL : Connectivity with various Relational sources & its convert it into Data Frame using Spark SQL.
• Spark Streaming
• Understanding role of RDD
• Spark Core concepts : Creating of RDDs: Parrallel RDDs, MappedRDD, HadoopRDD, JdbcRDD.
• Spark Architecture & Components.

BIG DATA PROJECTS

Project #1: Working with MapReduce, Pig, Hive & Flume

Problem Statement : Fetch structured & unstructured data sets from various sources like Social Media Sites, Web Server & structured source like MySQL, Oracle & others and dump it into HDFS and then analyze the same datasets using PIG,HQL queries & MapReduce technologies to gain proficiency in Hadoop related stack & its ecosystem tools.

Data Analysis Steps in :

• Dump XML & JSON datasets into HDFS.
• Convert semi-structured data formats(JSON & XML) into structured format using Pig,Hive & MapReduce.
• Push the data set into PIG & Hive environment for further analysis.
• Writing Hive queries to push the output into relational database(RDBMS) using Sqoop.
• Renders the result in Box Plot, Bar Graph & others using R & Python integration with Hadoop.

Project #2: Analyze Stock Market Data

Industry: Finance

Data : Data set contains stock information such as daily quotes ,Stock highest price, Stock opening price on New York Stock Exchange. Problem Statement: Calculate Co-variance for stock data to solve storage & processing problems related to huge volume of data.

• Positive Covariance, If investment instruments or stocks tend to be up or down during the same time periods, they have positive covariance.
• Negative Co-variance, If return move inversely,If investment tends to be up while other is down, this shows Negative Co-variance.

Project #3: Hive,Pig & MapReduce with New York City Uber Trips

• Problem Statement: What was the busiest dispatch base by trips for a particular day on entire month?
• What day had the most active vehicles.
• What day had the most trips sorted by most to fewest.
• Dispatching_Base_Number is the NYC taxi & Limousine company code of that base that dispatched the UBER.
• active_vehicles shows the number of active UBER vehicles for a particular date & company(base). Trips is the number of trips for a particular base & date.

Project #4: Analyze Tourism Data

Data: Tourism Data comprises contains : City Pair, seniors travelling,children traveling, adult traveling, car booking price & air booking price. Problem Statement: Analyze Tourism data to find out :

• Top 20 destinations tourist frequently travel to: Based on given data we can find the most popular destinations where people travel frequently, based on the specific initial number of trips booked for a particular destination
• Top 20 high air-revenue destinations, i.e the 20 cities that generate high airline revenues for travel, so that the discount offers can be given to attract more bookings for these destinations.
• Top 20 locations from where most of the trips start based on booked trip count.

Project #5: Airport Flight Data Analysis : We will analyze Airport Information System data that gives information regarding flight delays,source & destination details diverted routes & others.

• Industry: Aviation Problem Statement: Analyze Flight Data to:
• List of Delayed flights.
• Find flights with zero stop.
• List of Active Airlines all countries.
• Source & Destination details of flights.
• Reason why flight get delayed.
• Time in different formats.

Project #6: Analyze Movie Ratings

Industry: Media

Data: Movie data from sites like rotten tomatoes, IMDB, etc. Problem Statement: Analyze the movie ratings by different users to:

• Get the user who has rated the most number of movies
• Get the user who has rated the least number of movies
• Get the count of total number of movies rated by user belonging to a specific occupation
• Get the number of underage users

Project #7: Analyze Social Media Channels :

• Facebook
• Twitter
• Instagram
• YouTube
• Industry: Social Media
• Data: DataSet Columns : VideoId, Uploader, Internal Day of establishment of You tube & the date of uploading of the video,Category,Length,Rating, Number of comments.
• Problem Statement: Top 5 categories with maximum number of videos uploaded.
• Problem Statement: Identify the top 5 categories in which the most number of videos are uploaded, the top 10 rated videos, and the top 10 most viewed videos.
• Apart from these there are some twenty more use-cases to choose: Twitter Data Analysis
• Market data Analysis

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Hadoop is an open-source software framework for storing data and running applications on the bulk commodity hardware on the computer system. It was developed by Doug Cutting and Mike Cafarella and was released in 2006. It is licensed under the Apache v2 license. It provides bulk storage for any type of data, huge processing power, and the ability to handle virtually limitless concurrent tasks or jobs. It was developed, based on the paper written by Google on the Map Reduce system and it applies concepts of functional programming. It is written in the Java language and ranks among the highest-level Apache projects. As the WWW (World Wide Web) grew in the late 1900s and early 2000s, search engines, spiders and indexes were created to help locate relevant and required information amid the text-based content. In the early 90s, search results were returned by humans. But as the web grew from dozens to millions of pages with an increase in population, automation was needed. Web crawlers or spiders were created, many as university-led research projects, and search engine start-ups took off (Yahoo, AltaVista, etc.).

According to its co-founders, the genesis of Hadoop Training Institute in Noida was the Google File System paper that was published in the year 2003 in October. This paper spawned another one from Google which Simplified Data Processing on Large Clusters. Development started on the Apache Nutch project, but because of some reason was moved to the new Hadoop Training subproject in January 2006. Cutting, who was working at Yahoo! at that time, named this technology after his son’s toy which was an elephant. In 2006, Owen O’Malley was the first committer to add to the Hadoop project in starting phase. The newest version 0.1.0 was released in April 2006.

Why is Hadoop important?

• It has the ability to store and process huge amounts of data of any type, quickly.
• The framework is free because of its open-source platform and uses commodity hardware to store large quantities of data.
• It’s distributed computing model processes big data very fast.
• Multiple copies of all data are stored automatically.
• Fault tolerance
• Flexibility
• Scalability

What are the challenges in using Hadoop?

• MapReduce programming is not a good match for all types of problems in this type of platform.
• There’s a widely acknowledged talent gap in between.
• Data security.
• Full-fledged data management and governance.

Big Data

Big data is a collection of large datasets that cannot be processed by using traditional computing techniques. It is not a single technique rather it has become a complete subject, which involves various tools, techniques, and frameworks. Black Box, Social Media, Stock Exchange, Power Grid, Transport Data, and Search Engine Data come under this technology. Big Data includes huge volumes with high velocity and a flexible variety of data. Big Data With Spark Training in Noida will be of three types: Structured data, Semi Structured data & Unstructured. Big Data can help as follows:

• Can identify the root causes of failure in near real-time.
• Can understand customer buying-habits for revamping sales operations.
• Can re-evaluate risk portfolios.
• Can detect fraudulent behavior for avoiding disasters.

Benefits of Big Data

• Using the information kept in social networks like Facebook and Instagram, marketing agencies are learning about the response to their campaigns, promotions, and other advertising mediums, so they can deal with them.
• Using the information in the social media platforms FB & Instagram. Organizations use the preferences and product perceptions of their consumers, and product companies and retail organizations are planning their production in order to increase productivity.
• Using the data regarding the previous medical history of patients, hospitals are providing better and quick service to their patients.

What are the challenges in using Big Data?

The major challenges associated are as follows −

• Capturing data
• Curation
• Storage
• Searching
• Sharing
• Transfer
• Analysis
• Presentation

Any aspirant with Big Data Analytics skills proven to be of great value can get a job in any data-driven company. Data is rising at an exponential rate, and at this point in time, it has become extremely necessary for companies to analyze the raw data that they absorb. Therefore, most companies are hiring Big Data specialists. Hence, Big Data is a great career option as of now for every student if they have an interest. If you are looking to learn Big Data with Hadoop, you have landed at the perfect place. In this Hadoop Training Institute in Noida, you will learn basic to advanced concepts in a very simple and easy step.

Today, the role of Big Data with Hadoop Training in Noida in numerous industries is growing like never before it’s eliminated all the restrictions and allowed managers to acquire, refine and analyze information to require measurable steps. It’s actually redoubled the understanding of the market, user behavior, and far additional, which might improve the company’s bottom lines. The concepts of big data have merged everything and offers correct results to the research. Moreover, firms have conjointly relieved the risks concerned and improved the operational standards. No doubt, it’s fine-tuned the operating capability of the organizations and allowed managers to enhance the operating potency at most the degree of the corporate.

Why Ducat?

Ducat has a dedicated team of highly expert trainers to identify, evaluate, implement, and provide the Best Big Data With Hadoop Training Institute in Noida for our students. Our Trainers leverage a defined methodology that helps identify a CCNP opportunity, develop the most optimal resolution and maturely execute the solution. We have the best trainers across the world to provide Best Hadoop Training in Noida who are highly qualified and are the best in their field. The Training & Placement cell is committed to providing all attainable help to the students in their efforts to seek out employment and internships in every field. The placement department works beside alternative departments as a team in molding the scholars to the necessities of varied industries. We got a proactive and business-clued-in Placement Cells that pride themselves on a robust skilled network across numerous sectors. It actively coordinates with every student and ensures that they get placed with purported MNCs within six months of graduating. We are the Best Big Data With Hadoop Training Institute in Noida, Greater Noida, Faridabad, Gurugram, and Ghaziabad.

Introduction to Big Data

• Overview of Big Data Technologies and its role in Analytics
• Big Data challenges & solutions
• Data Science vs Data Engineering
• FOUR V’s of Big Data given by Google.

Unix & Java

• Introduction to UNIX shell.
• Basic Commands of UNIX
• Create
• Copy
• Move
• Delete etc.
• Basic of JAVA Programming Language
• Architecture JVM, JRE, JIT
• Control Structures
• OOP’s Concept in Java
• String Classes/Array/Exception Handling
• Collection Classes

Apache HDFS

• Understanding the problem statement and challenges persisting to such large data to perceive the need of Distributed File System.
• Understanding HDFS architecture to solve problems
• Understanding configuration and creating directory structure to get a solution of the given problem statement
• Setup appropriate permissions to secure data for appropriate users
• Setting up Java Development with HDFS libraries to use HDFS Java APIs

Apache Map-Reduce

• What is Map Reduce.
• Input and output formats.
• Data Types in Map Reduce.
• Flow of Map Reduce Jobs.
• Wordcount In Map Reduce.
• How to use Custom Input Formats
• Use case for Structure Data Sets.
• Writing Custom Classes.

APACHE HIVE

• What is HIVE.
• Architecture of HIVE.
• Tables in Hive with Load Functions.
• Query Optimization.
• Partitioning and Bucketing.
• Joins in HIVE.
• Indexing In HIVE.
• File Formats in HIVE.
• How to read JSON files in HIVE

APACHE SQOOP

• What is Sqoop.
• Relation between SQL & Hadoop.
• Performing Sqoop Import.
• Incrementals and Conditional Imports
• Performing Sqoop Export.

PIG

• What is PIG & ETL.
• Introduction to PIG Architecture.
• Introduction of PIG Latin.
• How to Perform ETL on any Kind of data(PIG Eats Everything)
• Use cases of PIG.
• Joins in PIG.
• Co-grouping In PIG.

Introduction to NoSQL Database &OOZIE

• What is HBASE.
• Architecture of HBASE.
• CRUD operations in HBASE
• Retrival of HBASE Data.
• Introduction of Apache Oozie (Scheduler tool)

Introduction to Programming in Scala

• Basic data types and literals used
• List the operators and methods used in Scala
• Classes of Scala
• Traits of Scala.
• Control Structures in Scala.
• Collection of Scala.
• Libraries of Scala.

Introduction to Spark

• Limitations of MapReduce in Hadoop Objectives
• Batch vs. Real-time analytics
• Application of stream processing
• Spark vs. Hadoop Eco-system

Using RDD for Creating Applications in Spark

• Features of RDDs
• How to create RDDs
• RDD operations and methods
• Explain RDD functions and describe how to write different codes in Scala

Running SQL queries Using SparkQL

• Explain the importance and features of SparkQL
• Describe methods to convert RDDs to DataFrames
• Explain concepts of SparkSQL
• Describe the concept of hive integration

Spark ML Programming

• Explain the use cases and techniques of Machine Learning (ML)
• Describe the key concepts of Spark ML
• Explain the concept of an ML Dataset, and ML algorithm, model selection via cross validation

Java Hadoop 6 weeks

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INTRODUCTION TO JAVA

• Understanding Requirement: Why Java
• Why Java is important to the Internet
• JAVA on LINUX Platform

JAVA CLASSES AND OOP IMPLEMENTATION

• Class Fundamentals
• Command Line Arguments
• Learning static initializer
• Declaration on of Objects
• Instance Variable Hiding
• Overloading and Overriding of Methods
• Understanding of Access Controls:
• Private, Public and Protected
• Learning Nested and Inner Classes
• Dynamic method Dispatching
• Using Abstract Classes
• Using final to prevent Overriding & Inheritance
• Garbage Collection

PACKAGES AND INTERFACES

• Defining a Package
• Understanding CLASSPATH
• Access Protection
• Importing Packages
• Defining and implementing an Interface
• Abstract classes Vs Interfaces
• Genrics
• Annotations

EXCEPTION HANDLING

• Fundamentals of exception on handling
• Types of exceptions
• Learning exception handlers
• Try and catch
• Multiple catch clauses
• Nested try statements
• Throw, throws and finally

COLLECTION API

• Collection Overview
• The Collection Interfaces (List, Set, SortedSet)
• The Collection Classes (ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet)
• Accessing a Collection via an Iterator
• Working with Maps

JDBC

• Introduction to JDBC
• JDBC Drivers
• Statements
• Metadata
• Scrollable & Updatable ResultSet
• Batch Updates

Hadoop

Understanding Big Data & Hadoop

• Analyze Limitation & Solutions of Existing Data Analytics Architecture.
• What is Hadoop 2.x and its features.
• What is Hadoop YARN.
• Understanding Rack Awareness and Load Balancing Concepts.

Hadoop Architecture and HDFS

• What is the Master & Slave Architecture of Hadoop.
• Distributed Computing and Parallel Processing.
• Replication Factors and Heart Beat in Architecture.
• Implement Basic Hadoop Commands on Terminal.

Hadoop MapReduce Framework

• Analyze Different use cases Where MapReduce is Used.
• Differentiate Between Traditional way and MapReduce way.
• Map Phase and Reduce Phase.
• Understand execution Flow of YARN MapReduce Application.
• Run A MapReduce Program(Word-Count)

Introduction To Hadoop Eco-System

• Hive
• Sqoop

MINI PROJECT

• Covering All The Concepts

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Microsoft SQL Server is Microsoft’s relational database management system for Windows. Any of our SQL Server 2008 courses can also be taught using SQL Server 2008 R2. Accelebrate’s SQL Server 2008 training classes cover a wide range of subjects, including administration, tuning, query writing with T-SQL, reporting with SSRS, data moving and transformation with SSIS, and multi-dimensional analysis with SSAS and MDX.Request pricing for SQL Server 2008 training for your team.

Basics

• Database
• DBMS
• RDBMS

SQL Server Environment

• SQL Server 2005 and 2008, 2012

Membership, Authorization, And Security

• DDL
• DML (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, MERGE)
• TCL
• DDL
• DCL

Data Integrity

• Domain Integrity
• Entity Integrity
• Referential Integrity

Joins and Sub Queries

• SQL Operators
  Relational OperatorsBasic Relational operators
  Advanced Relational operators
• 3. Logical operators
• Simple Queries
• Built in FunctionsCharacter Functions
  Number Functions
  Date Functions
• Joins
• Sub-Queries
• Advanced Queries

Views

• Create View
• Advantage of Views
• Updatable Views
• Non Updatable Views
• Indexed View

Introduction to T-SQL

• Anonymous Block
• Stored Block

Anonymous block(including 2008 features)

Structured Exception Handling

Cursors

• Declaring Cursors
• Modifications Through Cursors
• Types of Cursors
• Advantages of Cursors

Stored block/Stored Procedures

• System Stored Procedure
• User Stored Procedures
• Advantages of Procedures
• Passing In/Out Parameters
• Altering Procedure
• Extended Stored Procedures

User Defined Functions

• Scalar UDF
• Inline UDF
• Multi Statement Table UDF
• Table Variables, Temporary Tables

Triggers

• DML Triggers (After | Instead of )
• DDL Triggers
• Advantages of Triggers

Transactions and Locks

• Implicit Transactions
• Explicit Transactions
• TCL Commands
• Lock Types
• Isolation Levels
• Dead Locks
• MS-DTC

Indexes

• Clustered Index
• Non Clustered Index
• Creating Index
• Advantages of Indexes

Security

• Windows Authentication
• SQL Server Authentication
• Creating Login
• Database Permissions
• Introduction to Roles, Schema
• Droping Login

Data Transformation Services

• BCP
• Data Transformation Services Packages / SQL
• Server Integration Services Packages

Features of 2012

• Column store indexes
• Sequence objects
• Pagination
• Error handling

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ABOUT HR

• Organization Hierarchy and Structure
• HR Hierarchy in the organization
• HR Division and Functions
• Role and Responsibilities of HR

COMPETENCY MAPPING

• Competency framework and Matrix
• Identifying competencies based on Roles
• Designing KRAs, KPAs and KPIs
• Competency based Recruitment
• Mapping competencies to PMS

RECRUITMENT AND TALENT ACQUISITION

• Current Technique and Practice of Talent Acquisition
• Latest Trend to Sources Potential Talent
• Creation of job descriptions based on KRAs
• Preparing effective manpower Requisition form
• Hands-on Experience working on Job Portal i.e., Naukri, Times, Indeed, etc.
• Preparing Interview Assessment forms based on rating and review methods
• Salary Negotiations
• Creation of Various HR Letters and Forms

ON-BOARDING

• Onboarding Technique and Process
• Creating Org Induction Plan & handle Induction Independently
• New Hire Orientation
• Joining formalities and Documentation
• Database Management System and HRIS
• Maintain Employee Personal files and Records
• Handling Employee Grievances and Disciplinary procedure
• Critical checkpoints and tracking progress

INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS (HR LEGAL LAW AND COMPLIANCES)

• The Minimum Wages Act
• Factory Act
• Labour Welfare fund
• Maternity Benefit Act
• Payment of Bonus Act
• Payment of Gratuity Act
• The Apprentices Act
• The Employees’ Provident Fund and Miscellaneous Act
• The Employee State Insurance Act
• POSH(Prevention of Sexual Harassment of Women at Work Place)
• Income Tax
• Professional Tax

PAYROLL

• Design CTC of Employees and Define Salary Structure
• Statuary Benefits, Compliance, and Deduction
• Calculation of PF, ESI, Bonus, Gratuity, PT, LWF
• Various Statuary forms, Challans, and Returns
• Income tax deceleration, TDS calculation, and assessment
• TDS Certificate and Form 16
• Leave, Attendance management, and compliance
• Salary Processing and Complete Payroll management end-to-end with hands-on practice in Advance Excel and Payroll Software

TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

• Identification of Training needs based on defined KPIs and Competencies
• Training process, scope/role of HR and types
• TNI forms and tools, skills gap analysis
• AIDDIE approach to content development
• Measuring training effectiveness and ROI
• KirckPatrick model to measure training impact

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

• PMS reviews, types, and methodologies
• Understanding Bell Curve approach
• 360-degree appraisal and feedback system
• 9Box matrix for performance review
• Designing PMS forms and measuring results
• PMS assessment and overall rating results

ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT

• HR Transformation- New Emerging Technique
• OD and HR role
• OD interventions and Ideas
• HR role in org development

IBM MAINFRAME TRAINING IN NOIDA

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SHAPE YOUR FUTURE WITH IBM MAINFRAME AT DUCAT

Shape your future with IBM MAINFRAME at DUCAT Mainframes systems are used by all large companies around the globe as they can handle vast amounts of data with exceptional computational ability. IBM was the pioneer in mainframe systems and is still the global leader. The demand for qualified mainframe professionals is continuously on the rise and the supply is limited. IBM MAINFRAME Course can be taken up by anybody with or without prior knowledge or experience in IT. Knowledge of computers is the only prerequisite. This course is chosen by people of varied profiles like those who are beginning their careers, changing career paths, wanting to learn new technologies and stay up to date, or moving up the career ladder. IBM MAINFRAME course at DUCAT is a comprehensive and training-intensive course that helps the students gain a sound knowledge of the fundamentals, principles, and techniques. They would be exposed to a real-time work environment in the form of live projects as well. The IBM Training courseware is designed by industry veterans and taught by our talented consultants. Apart from this, the students get to interact with the technology experts who would give them insights on the actual application of the concepts in the developing applications. The well-structured DUCAT’s IBM MAINFRAME Training course covers the most popular IBM products/languages like VMS COBOL II, JCL, VSAM, CICS, DB2, FILE-AID, etc. On successful completion of this exhaustive course, students would placement assistance as well.

INTRODUCTION TO Z/OS & TSO /ISPF

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JCL (JOB CONTROL LANGUAGE )

• The basic concept of JCL
• JCL Statement
• JOB, EXEC & DD with their Parameters
• MODAL Commands
• JCL UTILITIES
• JCL PROCEDURES
• GDG (Generation Data Group )

COBOL (APPLICATION PROGRAMMING )

• Introduction to COBOL
• DIVISIONS of COBOL
• Identification ,Environment , Data , Procedure Division
• Group /Elements ITEMS
• Level Numbers
• Picture Class
• Editing Characters
• VERBS
• MOVE ,ADD ,SUBSCTACT , MULIPLY ,DIVIDE, COMPUTE ,MOVE CORRESPONDING , ADD CORRESPONDING , SUBSTRACT CORRESPONDING
• Clauses (VALUE , VALUE ALL , REDEFINES , RENAMES)
• STATEMENTS (ACCEPT , DISPLAY , EVALUATE , INITIALIZE , GO TO , GO TO DEPENDING ON GOBACK , EXIT PROGRAM , NEXT SENTENCE , CONTINUE , STOP RUN , PERFORM ,EXIT , CONDITIONAL statement (If –THEN ELSE ),CONDITION NAME, CONDITIONS )
• TABLE HANDLING(OCCURS CLAUSE , SEARCH & SEARCH ALL statement )
• FILE HANDLING(SEQUENTIAL FILES , SORT & MEREGE)
• REPORT GENERATION
• SUBROUTINES (STATIC CALL , DYNAMIC CALL )
• CHARACTER HANDLING(INSERT , STRING , UNSTRING , REFERENCE MODIFICATION )
• INTRINSIC FUNCTIONS

VSAM (FILE SYSTEM )

• VSAM Fundamentals
• VSAM Clusters
• KSDS ,ESDS, RRDS
• Advanced Fundamental of VSAM
• Cl SPLIT, CA SPLIT, SPANNED RECORDS
• AMS (Access Methods Services )
• COBOL + VSAM

DB2 (DATABASE )

• DB2 Fundamentals
• Tools
• SPUFI, QMF , DCLGEN
• SQL Queries
• DDL , DML ,DCL ,TCL ,AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS , NESTED QUERIES , JOINS ,UNION
• UNION ALL
• EMBEDDED SQL
• Basics (Pre – compilation Process ,BIND RUN ) , CURSORS ,STATIC SQL , DYNAMIC SQL
• ERROR HANDLING
• NULL INDICATOR HANDLING

CICS (ON LINE TRANSACTION PROCESSING SYSTEM )

• CICS Introduction
• BMS (Basic Mapping Support )
• CICS COBOL
• SKIPPER /STOPPER TECHNIQUES
• CICS COBOL + VSAM
• CICS COBOL + DB2
• Pseudo Conversational Techniques
• T1,T2,T3(With Examples )
• Error Handling
• Link & XCTL Commands
• TSQ & TDQ
• Interval Control Commands
• ASKTIME , FORMATTIME, START , DELAY
• Function key Programing
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• Hands-On Exercise

THE REXX

• Introduction to REXX & Why REXX
• Features of REXX
• Defining Variables
• SAY & PULL Instruction
• Concatenation & Abuttal
• Assignment & Arithematic Instructions
• Complex Expressions
• Logical Comparisons
• Conditional Processing
• Instruction Looping (DO Loops (with FOR ,BY and TO )
• Leave , Iterate & Forver Instruction
• The SELECT , WHEN , OTHERWISE and NOP instructions
• Others bits : INTERPRET and Functions
• FUNCTIONS (Sub – routines )
• Built in Functions
• All String Functions like CENTER , COMPARE , ABBREV OVERLAY , INSERT etc ,
• All Numeric & Data Functions
• BIT Functions
• The SIGNAL instructions . CONDITION Function
• Exception Handling
• Parsing Tutorial
• Using Compound Variable and Stems
• Using EXECIO to Process Information to and from Data Sets
• Using in the Data Stack
• Issuing Subcommands of TSO/E Commands
• Datatype

TOOLS

• FILE AID
• XPEDITOR

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BI CONGOS 10 helps users in extracting corporate data and manage it. It includes features like a Professional report authoring tool, Query studio which allows instant data preview with Adhoc report authoring, and Analysis studio which helps in answering business queries. Besides this, other features like framework manager powerplay studio, and Congos express reporter make the product much more advanced in data analysis technology. The package comes in two varieties: with the power play and without a power play. Without power play is more popular among the companies. DUCAT offers you a course which is a compact package of various aspects of BI CONGOS 10. Expertise training is being divided into different modules according to the area of specialization.

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COGNOS DATA WAREHOUSING

• Introduction to DATA WAREHOUSING
• DATA WAREHOUSING CONCEPTS
• DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TRANSECTION DATA AND WAREHOUSING DATA
• DATA WAREHOUSING ARCHITECTURE
• source data,staging data and target data
• olap types
• MOLAP,ROLAP,HOLAP
• OPERATIONAL AND DATA STORE(ODS)
• METADATA AND DATA MINING
• DIFFERENCES BETWEEN DATA MART AND DATA WAREHOUSE
• SCHEMAS USED IN DATA WAREHOUSING
• SLOWLY CHANGING DIMENSIONS
• REAL TIME DATA WAREHOUSE

DATABASE DESIGN AND DATA MODELLING

• ENTITY-RELATIONAL MODEL(E-R MODEL) FOR TRANSACTIONAL DATABASE
• DEFINING ENTITIES AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP
• DISTRIBUTION OF ATTRIBUTES UNDER ENTITES
• NORMALIZATION OF ENTITES
• CONVERSION OF LOGICAL MODAL INTO PHYSICAL MODEL
• MODELING LOGICAL E-R MODEL USING ERWIN TOOL
• DESCRIPTION ABOUT STRUCTURED QUERY LANGUAGE
• CASE STUDIES

DIMENSIONAL MODEL FOR DATAWAREHOUSING

• DEFINE DIMEENSIONS AND MEASURES
• DEFINING LEVELS AN DHIERARCHIES
• GRANULARITY OF DATA
• DESCRIPTION ABOUT SNOW FLAK SCHEMA
• DIMENSION ABOUT SNOW FLAK SCHEMA
• DIMENSION TABLE EAND FACT TABLE
• FACTLESS FACT TABLE
• ADDITIVE MEASURES, NON-ADDITIVE AND SEMI-ADDITIVE
• NORMALIZATION AND DENOMALIZATION
• MANY tO MANY DIMENSIONS
• CASE STUDIES

OLAP USING COGNOS 10 BI

• INTRODUCTION OF DATA WAREHOUSING PROCESS
• DETAILED EXPLANATION ABOUT OLTP SYSTEM
• DETAILED EXPLANATION ABOUT OLAP SYSTEM
• EXPLANATION OF DWH LIFE CYCLE
• DETAILED EXPLANATION OF OLAP LIFE TYPES
• DETAILED EXPLANATION OF COGNOS 10 BI ARCHITECTURE
• EXPLANATION OF OLAP TYPES
• DETAILED EXPLANATION OF DIMENSIONS MODELING
• DETAILED EXPLANATION OF STAR AND SNOW FLAK SCHEMA

DEVELOPER ROLES INCLUDING

• RESPONSIBLE FOR BUILDING DATABASE AND IMPORTING DATABASE
• MODELS OR APPLICATIONS FOR END -USER INCLUDE DATA MART DEVELOPMENT
• METADATA AND OLAP MODELS
• ADMINISTRATION HANDLING

CREATING PACKAGES AND MODELS BY USING COGNOS 10BI FRAME WORK MANAGER

• COGNOS 10BI FRAMEWORK MANAGER: DESIGNING METADATA MODELS
• DESCRIPTION ABOUT BUSINESS IDEAS
• CREATING A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FACTS AND DIMENSIONS
• WORKING ON GOVERNORS AND DETERMINANTS
• CREATION OF PACKAGE ACCORDING TO THE BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS
• PUBLISHING PACKAGE

CREATING OF POWER CUBES USING IBM COGNOS TRANSFORMER

• CREATIONS HIERARCHIES AND THE LEVELS
• CREATION OF CUSTOM VIEWS
• WORKING ON TIME HIERARCHIES
• CREATING AND PUBLISHING THE POWER CUBES
• CREATION OF REPORTS IN ANALYSIS FOR CUBE DATA

GENERATING REPORTS WITH REPORTS STUDIO

• AUTHORING PROFESSIONAL REPORTS
• AUTHORING REPORTS WITH MULTI-DIMENSIONAL DATA
• WORKING WITH MASTER DETAILED, DRILL THROUGH, AND DATE REPORTS
• WORKING WITH YTD, MTD, QTD ETC
• GENERATING REPORTS WITH BURST OPTIONS
• SCHEDULING REPORTS USING BI SERVER

GENERATING REPORTS WITH ANALYSIS STUDIO

• GENERATING CHARTS AND MULTI-DIMENSIONAL REPORTS USING COGNOS BI SUITE
• DRILL DOWN AND DRILL UP PROCESS
• PUBLISHING REPORT ANALYSIS AND REVIEW

GENERATING REPORTS WITH THE EVENT STUDIO

• CREATING,SCHEDULING, AND MANAGING REPORTS
• CREATING OF AGENTS AND SPECIFYING EVENT CONDITION
• TROUBLESHOOTING ON EVENT STUDIO

GENERATING OF DASHBOARD BOARD USING BUSINESS INSIGHT

• CREATION OF END-USER REPORTS USING BUSINESS INSIGHT
• MERGING OF REPORTS ACCORDING TO BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS
• COGNOS BI ADMINISTRATION AND USER CREATION WITH PRIVILEGES

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SAS DATA WAREHOUSING CONCEPTS

• What is a Data Warehouse ?
• What is a Data Mart ?
• What is the difference between Relational Databases and the Data in Data Warehouse (OLTP versus OLAP)
• Why do we need Data Warehouses when the Relational Source Database exists
• Multi Dimensional Analysis and Decision Support Reporting from Data Warehouse
• Data Warehouse Architecture (ETL Design)
• Normalized Relational Database Design (Entity Relationship Model)
• Dimensional Data Modeling
• Star Schema Design
• Snowflake Schema Design
• Slowly Changing Dimensions Why SAS BI ?Capabilities of SAS B12 Advantages of SAS BI Over Base & Advance SAS
• B1 Architecture
• SAS BI Tools

BASE SAS INTRODUCTION

• An Overview of the SAS System
• SAS Tasks
• Output produced by the SAS System
• SAS Tools (SAS Program – Data step and Proc step)
• A sample SAS program
• Exploring SAS Windowing Environment Navigation

DATA ACCESS & DATA MANAGEMENT

• SAS Data Libraries
• Rules for Writing SAS Programs / Statements, Dataset Variable Name Getting familiar with SAS Dataset
• Data portion of the SAS Dataset
• Rules for writing Dataset names / Variable names
• Attributes of a Variable (Numeric / Character)
• Options
• System Options (nodate, linesize, pagesize, pageno etc)
• Dataset Options (Drop, Keep, Rename, Where, Firstobs= Obs=)
• How SAS works (Flow of Data Step Processing – Compilation & Execution phase)
• Input Buffer
• Program data vector (PDV)
• Descriptor Information of a SAS Dataset

DATALINES OR CARDS DATA TRANSFORMATIONS

• SAS Date Values
• Length Statement
• Creating multiple output SAS datasets from singe input SAS dataset
• Conditionally writing observations to one or more SAS datasets
• Outputting Multiple Observations (Implicit Output)
• Selecting Variables and observations (DROP or KEEP statement and DROP= or KEEP = dataset options)
• Controlling which Observations are read (OBS= FIRSTOBS = Options)
• The Data Statement_Null_
• The_N_Automatic Variable
• Creating Subset of observations
• Conditional Processing using IF-THEN and ELSE statement, IF—-THEN DO ; —-END;ELSE DO;—-END;
• DO WHILE Statement
• DO UNTIL Statement
• Iterative DO loop Processing
• Where Statement OR Where Condition (dataset)
• Deciding whether to use a Where statement or Subsetting IF statement
• Accumulating Totals for a Group of Data (BY- Group Processing (First & Last)
• Multiple BY variables
• DATASETS Procedure ( To modify the Variable name/lable/format/informat)
• Reading SAS datasets and Creating Variables
• Creating an Accumulating Variable (The RETAIN Statement)
• The DELETE Statement
• The SUM Statement
• The RENAME = Data Set option
• Combining SAS Datasets
• 1. Concatenating SAS Data Sets Using SET statement in DATA Step
• Inter Leaving SAS Data Sets
• Merging SAS Data Sets
• Match-Merge
• Using Merge Statement
• THE IN = Data Set option
• Additional Features of merging SAS Datasets
• One-to-Many Merging
• Many-to-Many Merging

READING RAW DATA FROM EXTERNAL FILE ( INFILE & INPUT STATEMENT )

• Introduction to Raw Data
• Factors considered to examine the raw data
• Reading Unaligned Data (List Input)
• Reading Data Aligned to Columns (Column Input)
• Reading Data that requires Special Instructions (Formatted Input)
• Controlling the position of the Pointer in Formatted Input
• Absolute – Column pointer control (@)
• Relative- Column pointer control (+)
• Mixed Style Input ( Mixing List, Input. Formatted Input styles in one INPUT Staement)
• Using colon (:) modifier to specify an informat in the INPUT Statement )
• Recognize delimiter in the raw data file (Using DLM= option in INFILE Statement
• Missing data at the end of row (Using MISSOVER option in INFILE statement )
• Missing values without placeholders (DSD option in INFILE statement)
• Reading a raw data file with multiple records per observation(Column pointer controls)
• Method1: Using Multiple INPUT statement
• Method2: Using Line Pointer Control (/)
• Reading Variables from multiple records in any order (#n)
• Line Hold Specifies in INPUT statement
• The Single Trailing @
• The Double Trailing @@ ( Multiple Observations per Record)
• Methods of Control in INFILE statement
• FLOWOVER
• STOPOVER
• MISSOVER
• TRUNCOVER
• Writing to an External File (FILE & PUT Statement )
• Reading Excel Spreadsheets (IMPORT Wizard / Import Procedure)

SAS FUNCTIONS

• Manipulating Character Values (SUBSTRING / RIGHT / LEFT / SCAN/ CONCATENATION TRIM / FIND / INDEX / UPCASE / LOWCASE / COMPRESS / LENGTH )
• Manipulation Numeric Values ( ROUND / CEIL / FLOOR / INT / SUM / MEAN /MIN/MAX)
• Manipulating Numeric Values based on DATES ( MDY / TODAY / INTCK / YRDIF)
• Converting Variable Type
• INPUT ( character-to-numeric)
• PUT (numeric-to-character)
• Debugging SAS program (DEBUG Option)
• SAS VARIABLE Lists
• SAS Arrays
• Enhancing Report Output
• Defining Titles & Footnotes
• Formatting Data values ( Date, Character & Numeric values )
• Creating User-Defined Formats (Proc Format)
• Formats & Informats

ANALYSIS & PRESENTATION

• Descriptor portion of the SAS Data Set ( Proc Contents)
• Producing List Reports (Proc Print)
• Sequencing and Grouping Observations (Proc Sort)
• Producing Summary Reports
• PROC FREQ -(One Way & Two-Way Frequencies)
• PROC MEANS
• PROC REPORT
• PROC TABULATE
• PROC SUMMARY
• PROC PRINTO
• PROC APPEND
• PROC TRANSPOSE
• PROC COPY
• PROC COMPARE
• PROC DATASETS
• Regression Procedure
• Univariate / Multivariate Procedures
• Ranking Procedure
• Producing Bard and Pie Charts
• Producing Plots
• The Output Delivery System (SAS/ODS)
• Creating HTML Reports
• Creating Text Reports
• Creating PDF Reports
• Creating CSV Files

SAS MACRO LANGUAGE INTRODUCTION TO THE MACRO FACILITY PURPOSE OF THE MACRO FACILITY

• Generate SAS code using Macros (%Macro & %Mend)
• Tips on Writing Macro-Based Programs
• Replacing Text Strings using Macros Variables (%Let)

MACRO PROGRAMS

• MACRO PROGRAMS
• Defining a Macro (%Macro & %Mend )
• Macro Compilation
• Monitoring Macro Compilation (MCOMPILENOTE OPTION)
• Calling a Macro (%Macro-Name)
• Macro Execution
• Monitoring Macro Execution (MLOGIC OPTION)
• Viewing the generate SAS Code in the Log from Macro Program (MPRINT OPTION)
• Macro Storage
• Macro Parameters
• Macro Parameters Lists
• Macros with Positional Parameters
• Macros with Keyword Parameters
• Arithmetic and logical Operations
• Conditional Processing
• % IF expression % THEN text ; %ELSE %TEXT;
• % IF expression % THEN %DO; %END; %ELSE; %DO;
• Stored Compiled Macros
• %INCLUDE Statement

MACRO PROCESSING

• Tokens
• Macro Triggers
• How the Macroprocessor works

MACRO VARIABLES CONCEPTS

• Referencing a Macro Variable
• Displaying Macro Variable Value in the SAS log (SYMBOLGEN OPTION)
• Automatic Macro Variables
• System-Defined Macro Variables (_AUTOMATIC_)
• User-Defined Macro Variable (_USER_)
• Datatype
• %LET Statement
• Global Macro variables
• Local Macro Variables
• Deleting User-Defined Macro Variable (%SYMDEL)
• Macro Functions
• Character Strings
• Other SAS Functions
• %SYSFUNC
• %STR
• Combining Macro Variable References with Text
• Macro Variable Name Delimiter
• Quoting
• Creating Macro Variables in the Data Step (CALL SYMPUT ROUTINE) Obtaining Variable value during Macro Execution (SYMGET FUNCTION)Creating Macro Variables during PROC SQL Execution (INTO Clause)
• creating a delimited list of Values.

SAS SQL PROCESSING INTRODUCTION TO THE SQL PROCEDURE

• Terminology
• Features of PROC SQL
• PROC SQL Syntax (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY)
• VALIDATE Keyword
• NOEXEC Option
• Added PROC SQL Statements (ALTER, CREATE, DELETE, DESCRIBE, DROP)
• FEEDBACK OPTION
• PROC SQL and DATA Step Comparisons
• Queries
• Retrieving Data from a table
• Identify All Rows in a Table
• Remove Duplicate Rows
• Sub setting using WHERE clause
• Sub setting with Calculated Values
• Sub setting with Calculated Values
• Enhancing Query Output (LABEL, FORMAT)
• Grouping Data (Group By)
• Analyzing Groups of data (COUNT)
• Updating Data values (Update Statement)
• Using Table Alias
• Creating Views
• Creating Dropping Indexes
• Sub Queries
• Non-Correlated Sub Query
• Correlated Sub Query
• Combining Tables
• Joins
• Inner Joins
• Outer Joins
• Left Join
• Right Join
• Full Join

SET OPERATORS

• EXCEPT
• INTERSECT
• UNION
• Choosing between Data Step Merges and SQL Joins

UNIX

• Introduction to Unix
• Introduction to UNIX Architecture
• Understanding UNIX Commands
• Understanding ID/Groups/Permissions
• Introduction to Shell Scripting
• Writing UNIX Programs
• Understanding VI Editor
• Introduction to LSF
• Scheduling SAS Codes through UNIX

SAS BI TRAINING

DUCAT is the most ideal place where for anyone aspiring to learn SAS BI. Our lesson offers the elaborate insight in such a method that anyone can learn the pros and cons and be a specialist. SAS BI is a complete, easy-to-use business intellect software resolution that integrates the power of SAS Analytics and SAS Data Management to offer insights that power better decisions. It includes interfaces that are role based for all types of users within a well-defined IT domination framework. This helps organizations simplify and speed business intelligence employment. We at DUCAT impart guidance in such a method that it is a step by step approach to SAS BI. The teaching is planned by many instances that can be done through SA BI and some generated workout which will help to appraise your level of perception. DUCAT training members are a batch of extremely educated professionals who have vast familiarity and coverage. They share their knowledge to make you also an expert in that field. So after the training you also have the same level of know-how and can communicate that in your own business or at your job place. The training makes you the first choice for employers. The guidance imparted not only makes them capable of taking proper carrier decision but also makes them more appropriate to run their own business more suitably.

SAS INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM SAS INTELLIGENCE PLATFORM – BI TOOLS 4.2 VERSIONS SAS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE TOOLS – COURSE OUTLINE PRACTICAL

• SAS Data Integration Studio 4.2
• SAS Olap Cube Studio 4.2
• SAS Management Console 9.2
• SAS Enterprise Guide 4.2
• SAS Information Map Studio 4.2
• SAS Web Report Studio 4.2
• SAS Dashboard 4.2
• SAS Information Delivery Portal 4.2
• SAS Web Olap Viewer for Java
• SAS Stored Process 4.2
• SAS Stored Process Web Application 4.2
• SAS Add In for Ms Office 4.2
• Introduction to DWH / BI Concepts

SAS DATA INTEGRATION STUDIO 4.2 INTRODUCTION TO SAS DIS STUDIO

• Features of SAS DIS Studio
• Tasks performed by SAS DIS Studio
• Navigation to SAS DIS Studio
• Registering Source Tables Metadata

REGISTER METADATA FOR EXISTING SAS DATA SETS

• Register metadata for a relational database accessed through an ODBC Driver
• Register metadata for an external flat file (.csv, .txt files)

REGISTERING TARGET TABLES METADATA

• Register target metadata for dimensional and fact tables

CREATING A JOB TO LOAD TARGET TABLES

• Dimensional Tables
• Fact Table
• Creating the Star Schema Design (Implementing Slowly Changing Dimension Concepts)
• Applying Transformations
• Slowly Changing Dimensions
• SCD Type2 Loader
• Fact Table Lookup
• Surrogate Key Generator
• Key Effective Date
• Data Transformations
• Data Transformations
• Proc SQL
• Lookup Table
• Append
• Extract
• Validate
• Return Code Check
• Data Transfer
• Sort
• Rank
• Control Table
• User Written Code
• Create Transformation Template
• Transpose
• Data Access Transformations
• File Reader
• File Writer
• Table Loader
• Analysis Transformations
• Frequency Report
• One-Way Frequency Report
• Summary Report
• Tabulate Report
• Print Report
• Standardize
• Converting a report job to a Stored Process
• Scheduling Jobs in DIS
• Metadata Sharing
• Metadata Synchronization
• Creating Project and Custom Repositories
• Setting up Change Management for Project Repository
• Creating a Job that contains Jobs
• Creating Status Handlers for the Jobs
• Impact and Reverse Impact Analysis

SAS OLAP CUBE STUDIO 4.2

• OLAP Introduction
• OLAP Components / ArchitectureOLAP Models
• ROLAP
• MOLAP
• HOLAP
• Discuss Dimensions / Facts / Hierarchies / Levels / Measures / Ragged Hierarchies / Aggregation
• Introduction to SAS OLAP Cube Studio Tool
• Features of SAS OLAP Cube
• Tasks performed by SAS OLAP Cube
• SAS OLAP Server benefits
• Navigation to SAS OLAP Cube Studio
• Steps to create an OLAP Cube
• Creating an OLAP Cube using the cube designer:
• Create an OLAP Cube from Detail Table (ROLAP)
• Create an OLAP Cube from Star Schema (ROLAP, HOLAP)
• Create an OLAP Cube from Summarized Table
• Create an OLAP Cube with the following features:
• Dimensions
• Levels
• Hierarchies
• Measures
• Aggregates
• Review the Cube design and structure
• Exploring OLAP Cube with
• SAS Enterprise Guide
• SAS Information Map Studio
• Microsoft Office Excel
• SAS WRS
• Performing Cube Updates
• Incremental Update to OLAP Cube
• In-Place Cube Update
• Introduction to MDX queries

SAS MANAGEMENT CONSOLE 9.2

• introduction to SAS Management Console
• Navigation in SAS Management Console
• SAS Open Metadata Architecture
• variable
• Introduction to Metadata
• Centralized Metadata Management
• SAS Metadata Server
• Connecting to the Metadata Server
• Introduction and Working With Metadata Repositories
• Client / Server Interactions
• Create a Custom and Project Repository
• Replication and Promotion of Metadata
• User Manager plug-in
• Introduction to SAS Application Servers and defining the SAS Application Servers and various other servers from SAS Management Console
• Security planning for the user and user groups
• Access control planning
• Data Library Manager plug-in
• Defining a data library
• Setting up Change Management
• Creating a new metadata profile from SAS ETL Studio
• Using Job Scheduler plug-in
• Define a SAS Batch Server
• Define a Scheduling Server
• Create and Schedule a job
• Introduction to Stored Process and creating Stored Process
• Additional Topics (Database Server, Database Schema, Data Library)

SAS ENTERPRISE GUIDE 4.2 INTRODUCTION TO SAS ENTERPRISE GUIDE

• SAS Enterprise Guide Framework
• SAS EG Building Blocks
• SAS EG Navigation
• Create a Project
• Add data to the Project:
• Adding local SAS table
• Accessing remote data (Self Study)
• Adding spreadsheet to a project
• Adding text file to a project as a SAS dataset
• Creating various Report Tasks
• List Report
• Frequency Report
• One-Way Frequency Report
• Two-Way Frequency Report
• Generating Summary Statistics
• Create Tabular Summary Report
• Creating a Graph
• Create various Data Transformation
• Filter
• Sort
• Rank
• Transpose
• Append
• Introduction to Query Builder
• Setting a filter and selecting columns
• Creating new columns in a query
• Replacing values in a query
• Joining Tables
• Inner Joins
• Outer Joins
• Creating and applying custom formats
• Creating Advanced Queries
• Controlling Query Output
• Creating and applying parameterized queries
• Grouping and Filtering data in a query
• Additional Topics
• Automating projects and processes
• Creating customized Process Flow
• Modifying SAS Code
• Customizing Task Code
• Exporting SAS Code
• Customizing the Outputs
• Style Manager
• Document Builder
• Project View
• Viewing an OLAP Cube with SAS Enterprise Guide
• Viewing an Information Map with SAS Enterprise Guide
• Create and Register Stored Process from SAS Enterprise Guide

SAS INFORMATION MAP STUDIO 4.2

• Introduction to SAS Information Map Studio
• Navigating SAS Information Map Studio
• Access and source data from SAS Information Map Studio
• Updating an Information Map with filters, prompts, folders and new data items
• Building an Information Map from:
• SAS Datasets (Relational SAS Information Map)
• OLAP Cube (Multi Dimensional Information Map)

SAS WEB REPORT STUDIO 4.2

• Introduction and Navigation to SAS Web Report Studio Interface
• Understanding the Tasks performed within SAS Web Report Studio
• Creating Basic reports by using New Report and Report Wizard
• Create a Web Report from Detail table and OLAP cubes Information Maps
• Managing Existing Reports
• Searching a report
• Navigating report folders
• View report definitions
• Storage locations for reports
• Report actions available (Edit/Rename/Move/Copy/Delete/Rename/Schedule)
• Scheduling & Distributing Report

SAS STORED PROCESS 4.2

• Introduction to SAS Stored Process
• Building Registering and Testing Stored Process
• SAS Enterprise Guide 4.2 (Create, Register and Test)
• SAS Data Integration Studio (Create and Register)
• SAS Management Console (Registration)
• Access Stored Process from SAS Web Report Studio / SAS Information Map Studio / SAS Stored
• Process Web Application
• Create Stored Process with Prompts

SAS STORED PROCESS WEB APPLICATION 4.2

• Introduction to SAS Stored Process Web Application
• Viewing SAS Stored Process from Web Application
• Managing Stored Process from Web Application

SAS ADD-IN FOR MICROSOFT OFFICE 4.2

• Introduction and Navigation to SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office
• Connecting to the SAS Metadata Server from Microsoft Excel
• Inserting SAS Data into Microsoft Excel
• Accessing SAS data
• Filtering SAS data
• Sorting SAS data
• Selecting and Ordering columns
• Analyzing with SAS Tasks in Microsoft Office
• Access and Analyze SAS OLAP Cubes from Microsoft Office
• Running Stored Process from Microsoft Excel
• Customizing the Output Style

DATA WAREHOUSING AND BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE CONCEPTS DATA WAREHOUSING

• Data Warehouse Introduction
• Steps to Design Data Warehouse
• Components of Data Warehouse
• Approaches to Data Warehouse Designing
• Data Modeling types:
• Normalized Data Model (Databases)
• Dimensional Data Model (Data Warehouses)

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE

• Business Intelligence Introduction
• SAS Business Intelligence Architecture
• Client Tier – Middle Tier – Server Tier
• Introduction to Metadata
• Types of Metadata
• SAS Centralized Metadata Repository
• Advantages of SAS Centralized Metadata Repository
• About Metadata Profile
• Data Model’s
• Normalized Relational Data Model (Entity-Relationship)
• Dimensional Data Model
• Star Schema Design
• Snowflake Schema Design
• Dimension Tables
• Steps in designing Dimensional tables
• Conformed Dimensions
• Datatype
• Junk Dimensions
• Degenerate Dimension
• Slowly Changing Dimension (Type1, Type2 & Type3)
• Fact Table
• Steps in designing Fact tables
• Datatype
• Types of Fact tables
• Additive * Semi-Additive * Non-Additive.

TALLY ERP 9 with GST TRAINING

Ducat is one of the best training institute in Delhi Ncr for Tally ERP 9 with GST. We not only provide training on Tally ERP 9, we also provide practical training on Goods & Services Tax (GST), All Income Tax Returns (ITR 1 to ITR 7), Tax Audit, MIS Reporting, TDS Returns, Firm Registrations, ROC Returns, Balance Sheet Finalization, Adv MS Excel by Experienced Chartered Accountants & Industry Experts.

Day1

• Revision of Basic Accounting Concepts and Rules of Accounting
• Practice of Journal Entry by an example
• Start Tally
• Company Info Menu
• How to select company?
• How to Shut Company ?
• How to Create Company?
• How to alter company and its details?
• How to give Tally password and alter it.
• Types of Voucher Entry in Tally and Its Function keys
• Use of Masters-How to Create Ledgers ?
• Groups of ledgers
• Account info- How to enter Voucher entries

Day2

• Accounting Voucher – Purchase voucher entry , Receipt voucher entry, Journal voucher entry Contra voucher entry, Sale Voucher entry, Payment Voucher entry
• Display of Reports –Accounting reports-
  Trial Balance
  Profit & Loss
  Balance Sheet
  Day book
• How to activate Functions in accounts info Menu ?
• How to Create Group Company ?
• How to apply Security Control ?
• How to Split company data ?
• How to take Backup ?
• How to restore Backup ?
• How to use Tally Audit Feature?

Day3

• Create Masters for Inventory to keep stock details
• How to set up stock Groups ?
• How to create Stock Items ?
• How to create Units of measurement ?
• Types of Inventory Entry- Invoice and voucher
• Create Purchase and Sale entry with Inventory details
• Inventory Reports-Stock Summary
  Sales Register
  Purchase Register
  Stock query report

Day 4

• F-11 Features
• How to use Accounting features
• How to use Inventory features
• Start with Inventory features first-Stock category-Category wise report
  Use of multiple godowns
  Stock transfer entry between godowns
  Physical stock entry
  Separate Actual and Billed quantity
  Allow zero valued entry

Day5

• Integrate Accounts and Inventory
• Batch-wise Details
• Manufacturing and expiry date
• Aging analysis Report to see expired batch
• Types of Discount- Trade and Cash

Day6

• Debit note voucher entry
• Credit note voucher entry
• Order Voucher- Purchase order entry and Sales order entry
• Sale/Purchase order outstanding
• Reorder Status
• Invoice

Day7

• Purchase Management-
• Track Additional Cost of Purchase
• Movement Analysis Report
• Sales Management-
• Multiple price level

Day8

• Use of Tracking Number
• Receipt note entry
• Delivery note entry
• Rejection out entry
• Rejection in entry
• Purchase / Sales Bill pending

Day9

• Manufacturing Journal entry
• BOM- Bill of Material
• POS- Point of Sale entry

Day10

• Accounting Features
• Outstanding Management
• Bill wise details- use of Invoice number
• Bills Receivable and Payable Report
• How to set credit limits
• Interest calculation

Day11

• Use of Multiple currency
• Forex Gain/loss Adjustment
• How to create cost categories & Cost centres

Day12

• How to configure check printing
• How to do Bank reconciliation
• Maintain Budget and controls

Day13

• Maintain reversing journal and optional vouchers
• Memorandum and postdated vouchers
• Maintain multiple mailing details and company logo etc.

Day14

• How to Enabling payroll in Tally
• How to generate pay slip
• How to create Payroll Masters
• How to Pass Payroll Voucher Entry
• How to view Statements of Payroll
• How to view Attendance Reports
• How to view Payroll Statutory Reports
• Payroll Statutory Computation

Day15

• Employees Provident Fund(EPF)
• Reports Employee State Insurance(ESI)
• Overtime
• Gratuity
• Reimbursement to employees
• Loan and advance etc.
• Payroll Reports- Pay Slips, Salary Register ,PF Challan, ESI Challan etc.

Day16

• F12- Configuration Menu
• How to fill up country detail
• How to change styles of dates
• How to use other options
• How to set financial Year
• How to use general configuration and Numeric symbols
• Printing configuration
• Email configuration
• Data configuration
• How to copy or paste Tally file

Day17

• F11-Taxation features
• What is TDS?
• How to prepare and issue of TDS certificate
• How to do filling E-TDS return
• What is nature of TDS related payments?
• Deductee Types
• How to create TDS masters
• How to Pass TDS voucher entries and Transactions
• How to do pass TDS on expenses (General entries)
• How to do accounting multiple expenses & deducting letter
• How to do TDS on advance payments
• How to do adjusting advances against the bill
• How to do changes in TDS percentage computation
• TDS Challan Reconciliation
• TDS outstanding
• Form 26, Annexure to 26 ,Form 27

Day18

• What is GST
• SGST/ CGST/ IGST
• How to register for GST
• When to pay Tax
• ITC
• E-way bill
• Who needs to File GST Return ?

Day19

• GST Account Creation
• Voucher Entry of GST with different rates
• HSN Code classifications
• GST Tax Classification
• Various classifications of Goods & services
• Payments of GST
• Filling of Challan GST
• GST Return Like GST R1 , GST R2 , GST R3

Day20

• What is TCS
• Form 27EQ
• TCS outstanding
• Challan reconciliation
• Excise

Day21

• Utilities
• Import of data
• Banking
• Side buttons when see reports
• Revision of all syllabus

BLOCKCHAIN TRAINING TRAINING IN NOIDA | BLOCKCHAIN TRAINING TRAINING INSTITUTE IN NOIDA

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The course is designed to introduce you to the concept of Blockchain and explain the fundamentals of blockchain and bitcoin.The course will provide an overview of the structure and mechanism of blockchain. As a beginner, you will be learning theimportance of consensus in transactions, how transactions are stored on blockchain, history of bitcoin and how to use bitcoin. Furthermore, you will be taught about the Ethereum platform and its programming language. You will setup your own private blockchain environment using Ethereum. Also, you will develop a smart contract on private Ethereum blockchain and will bedeploying the contract from web and console. The course is fed with various use-cases and examples, which makes the learning more interesting.

Why To Enroll In Our Blockchain Training Course in Noida?

We Focus on Innovative ideas, High-quality Training, Smart Classes, 100% job assistance, Opening the doors of opportunities. Our Blockchain Trainees are working across the nation. We at Ducat India, No#1 Blockchain Course in Noida with 100% Placement. Certified Trainers with Over 10,000 Students Trained in Blockchain Course in Noida.

Module 1

Introduction to Cryptocurrency and Networking Concepts.

Goal

In this module, you will learn the concept of cryptocurrencies and networking structure.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Explain cryptography and cryptocurrency
• Infer hash functions
• Distinguish the various network structures
• Explain why decentralized systems are efficient

Topics

• Transformation in trading units
• Cryptography and Crypto-currency
• Anonymity and Pseudonymity in cryptocurrencies
• Digital Signatures
• Cryptocurrency Hash codes
• Peer to peer networks (structured and unstructured)

Hands On:

• Demonstrating hash codes
• Create your own cryptocurrency

Module 2

Overview of Blockchain

Goal

In this module, you will learn blockchain technology and its architecture.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Explain blockchain and its uses
• Understand the structure and mechanisms of a blockchain.

Topics

• Introduction to Blockchain.
• Why Blockchain is crucial?
• Key vocabulary while discussing Blockchain
• Distinction between databases and blockchain
• Explaining Distributed Ledger
• Blockchain ecosystem
• Blockchain structure
• Working of blockchain technology
• Permissioned and permission-less blockchain

Hands On:

• Demonstrating valid and invalid transaction
• Demonstrating Blockchain

Module 3

• Bitcoin and Blockchain

Goal

In this module, you will learn about bitcoins. You will understand why transactions with bitcoins is secure and efficient. Also, you will learn how bitcoin network works.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Explain bitcoin and its uses
• Setup your own bitcoin wallet
• Explain the working of bitcoin transaction system.
• Perceive the scripting language of bitcoin
• Deduce nodes and network of bitcoin
• Comprehend various roles a person can play in Bitcoin ecosystem

Topics

• Bitcoin and its History
• Why use Bitcoins?
• Where and how to buy bitcoins
• How to store bitcoins?
• How and where to spend bitcoins?
• Selling bitcoins
• Bitcoin transactionsHow bitcoin transactions work
  What happens in case of invalid transactions
  Parameters that invalidate the transactions
• Scripting language in bitcoin
• Applications of bitcoin script
• Nodes and network of bitcoin
• Various roles you can play in Bitcoin Ecosystem

Hands On:

• Setting up bitcoin wallet
• Creating a paper wallet
• Transaction tracking of bitcoin

Module 4

• Bitcoin mining

Goal

In this module, you will learn more about bitcoins and its mechanisms. You will understand why transactions with bitcoins is secure and efficient. Also, you will learn how bitcoin mining works. You will also be taught, how to mine bitcoin from your own personal computer.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Comprehend bitcoin mining
• Infer bitcoin security

Topics

• Purpose of Mining
• Algorithm used in mining
• Mining hardware
• How bitcoin mining works?
• Bitcoin mining pools
• How cloud mining of bitcoin works?
• Mining Incentives
• Security and Centralizations Hands On:
• Installing bitcoin mining software
• Mining bitcoin on your PC

Module 5

Ethereum

Goal

In this module, you will learn Ethereum (Another Blockchain platform). You will also learn Solidity: An Ethereum programming language.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Apprehend another blockchain platform: Ethereum
• Learn Solidity: all aspects from value types and inheritance to more exotic features and optimization

Topics

• What is Ethereum?
• What is Ether?
• How to use Ethereum?
• The Ethereum ecosystem, DApps and DAOs
• How Ethereum mining works
• Learning SolidityContract classes, Functions and conditionals
  Inheritance & abstract contracts
  Libraries
  Types & Optimization
  Global Variables
  Debugging
• Future of Ethereum

Module 6

Setting up Private Blockchain Environment using Ethereum Platform

Goal

In this module, you will learn about public and private blockchain. You will be able to setup your private blockchain environment. Also, you will be developing a smart contract on Ethereum and will be deploying it on web and console.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Explain the steps required to build a block-chain solution
• Setup your private blockchain environment
• Analyse the blockchain environment.
• Develop smart contract on Ethereum
• Deploy the contract on Web and console

Topics

• Private and public blockchain
• Various blockchain setup platforms
• Using Ethereum to setup private blockchain
• Steps to build a blockchain solution.
• Smart contract on Ethereum
• Compile, deploy and instantiate contracts
• Configuring, running and working with the go-Ethereum client
• Account management and mining
• Understand the different stages of a contract deployment
• How to interact with a contract once deployed?

Hands On:

• Installing Ethereum software
• Setting up servers
• Creating blockchain environment
• Mining of Ether
• Sending of Ether
• Tracking information using hash
• Viewing Information about blocks in blockchain.
• Developing smart contract on private blockchain
• Deploying contract from web and console

Module 7

Prospects of the blockchain

Goal

• In this module, you will understand how blockchain is essentially shaping the future economics. Discussions on various usecases of blockchain will clear the missing segment of the picture.

Objectives

At the end of this module, you should be able to:

• Understand various practical uses of blockchain
• Infer the Impact of blockchain on our world
• Explain blockchain using real case scenarios
• Infer a blockchain application platform

Topics

Project:

• Blockchain prospering our world
• Blockchain transforming business and professionalism
• Discussing practical use-cases of blockchainHow can we take Aadhaar Card on Blockchain ?
  How Blockchain can be used to remove corruption
• Real case scenarios of BlockchainBlockchain in Banking system
  Blockchain in Land Registry
  Blockchain in Capital Market
• Use cases for Govt.
• Summary of the course

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Are you Looking Best Institute for IOT Training Course in Noida / Greater Noida? DUCAT offers IOT training classes with live projects by the expert trainer in Noida. Our IoT training program in Noida is specially designed for Under-Graduates (UG), Graduates, working professionals, and also for Freelancers. We provide end to end learning on IoT Domain with deeper dives for creating a winning career for every profile.

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We Focus on Innovative ideas, High-quality Training, Smart Classes, 100% job assistance, Opening the doors of opportunities. Our IoT Trainees are working across the nation. We at Ducat India, No#1 IOT Course in Noida with 100% Placement. 40+ Modules, 3 Months Course. Certified Trainers with Over 10,000 Students Trained in IOT Course in Noida, Greater Noida.

The Best IoT Training in Noida delivers a broad range of fundamental and specialty. IoT Training designed to help build a competent, qualified, and efficient workforce. The Internet of Things refers to things that are connected to the internet. Every device that is connected to the network through the internet, whether it’s a smartphone, tablet, CFL, coffee machine, or headphone are all part of the IoT. Taking the IoT course online is an effective way to learn about the industry during your free time. General IoT course curriculums contain introductory lessons on the Internet of Things, and the software and operating systems available to implement it.

The phenomenon of the Internet of Things (IoT) is quickly taking over every aspect of one’s life. These days, the IoT is something that almost every person knows about and realizes that it is swiftly encroaching into every part of the technological area and not just that. Still, it is also making connecting several devices to each so easy to do.

The most important reason to have Internet of Things (IoT) in the world of automation is so that companies can reduce operating expenditures, because with all these automation devices getting connected by the internet, then managing each one separately won’t be necessary anymore.

Ducat Courses provide a powerful training tool that can be used directly where training is required, e.g., in the classroom, at the plant, in the office. Best IoT Training Institute in Noida offers all the essential content in the appropriate manner, comprehensive assessments, and the latest tools to evaluate student performance. With seamless integration into Mind-Sight, the Ducat Courses provide a multitude of ways to fulfill IOT Training needs.

What is IOT?

IoT stands for the Internet of Things. Internet of things (IoT) is an associate of physical objects. The internet is not only a network of computers, but it has evolved into a network of the device of all type and sizes, vehicles, smartphones, home appliances, toys, cameras, medical instruments and industrial systems, animals, people, buildings, all connected, all communicating & sharing information based on stipulated protocols in order achieve smart reorganizations, positioning, tracing, safe& control & even personal real-time online monitoring, online upgrade, process control & administration. We define IoT into three categories as below:

Internet of things is an internet of three things:

• People to people
• People to machine /things
• Things /machines to things /machines, Interacting through the internet.

Benefits of IOT

• Productivity improvement: IoT enables the monitoring and control of the various processes, which develop the different procedures that advance productivity and efficiency.
• Predictive analysis: IOT’s new advancement makes it feasible to determine recurring examples and add to predictive analysis, which can be utilized mainly in maintenance. This actual data will be used to enhance existing procedures and services.
• Rapid response: The data creates available to display the frameworks in place in real-time and even remotely. They facilitate the advancement of maintenance interventions but also provide the company with a crucial advantage in monitoring market developments.

Why should you learn IOT?

Top 10 Reasons to Learn IoT:

• Excellent Scope for Technical Architect, Solution Architect, IT Professionals
• IoT for Career Oriented Creators
• It Is Affordable to learn
• Excellent Opportunity for Developers
• Good Understanding On Business Strategies
• It Automates Your Style of Living
• The Mobile Era
• Practical Implementation of Core Technologies
• One-Stop Solution for Smart and Complex Applications
• An Excellent Way to Grow and Develop

Course Description

Introduction

• What is IOT?
• IOT Ecosystem
• IOT Decision Framework

IOT Architecture

• IOT Network Architecture
• IOT Device Architecture
• IOT Application Architecture
• IOT cloud Architecture

IOT Devices and Platforms

• Smart Objects
• IOT Devices
• Thing Worx in the Internet of Things

IOT Protocols

• Different Types of Wireless Communications
• Discussion on Short-range Communication Devices and Properties (Bluetooth, Zigbee, and WiFi)
• Discussion on Wireless Long-range communication devices and Properties (Cellular communication and LPWAN)
• Architecture of Sensor Node
• MQTT
• HTTP/HTTPs

IOT + Arduino

• Bluetooth Module LED Controller
• Controlling Home Light using Bluetooth
• Google Firebase using NodeMCU ESP8266
• Google Firebase controlling LED with NodeMCU
• Google Firebase controlling LED using the Android App

Internet OF Things

IoT Development

Introduction of IoT (2 Hours)

• What is IoT?
• How IoT is applied in different domains?
• Use cases ranging from Smart Cities to IIoT
• How large is the IoT Market in different domains?
• IoT Technology stack
• Sensors & Actuators
• Hardware Platforms
• IoT Operating System
• Wireless Communication Protocols
• Network communication Protocols
• Cloud, its components and IoT
• Data Streaming in IoT
• Data Store and IoT
• Analytics & Visualization for IoT

IoT Device Design & Management

• Top IoT hardware platform
• Architecture, layout and comparison of different microcontroller
• Sensor, Actuator, Microcontroller

Wireless Networking Technology

• NFC
• RFID
• WIFI
• Z WAVE
• LoRaWAN
• Zigbee
• Cellular
• Bluetooth
• SigFox
• NB-IOT

Wired Communication Protocol

• SPI
• UART
• I2C

Interfacing of different Sensor, Actuator, Wireless Networking Technology with different microcontroller

Introduction of Arduino IDE

Arduino Mega (10 hours)

• Introduction of Arduino Mega
• Industry application
• Pin configuration or description of board
• Exploring Linux file system,Hardware, I/O
• Interfacing a push button
• Making led on/off by push button
• Interfacing an RGB led
• Theory of PWM Pulse width modulation
• Control light intensity using PWM
• Interfacing an LDR.
• Light dependent resistor as sensor to measure brightness
• Interfacing temperature sensor
• Motor Interfacing(DC)
• Motor Driver Introduction
• Servo motor theory
• controlling servo motor with PWM
• Interfacing IR Sensor
• Interface analog Sensor
• SPI/I2C and UART protocol

Introduction of Python

Raspberry Pi (10 hours)

• Raspberry-pi Architecture
• Working with Raspberry Pi 3 Model
• Industry Use case of Raspberry Pi
• Installing OS and Designing Systems using Raspberry pi
• Configuring Raspberry Pi for VNC Connection
• Getting introduced to Linux OS
• Basic Linux commands and uses
• Interface sensor and Actuator with Raspberry-pi
• Interface relay with raspberry pi
• Interface different sensor like IR sensor/gas sensor
• Interface different sensor like LDR/Soil sensor
• Interface different sensor like Soil sensor with raspberry pi
• Interface different sensor like DHT11 with raspberry pi
• Interface PI-Camera with Raspberry
• Program Raspberry pi for click image
• Program Raspberry pi for create video
• Serial communication with raspberry pi and arduino
• Sending data to arduino to raspberry pi or raspberry pi
• Interfacing DC motor with raspberry pi
• Servo motor Concept
• Interfacing Servo motor with Raspberry pi
• Interfacing Steeper motor

Working with different wireless networking technology (10 hours)

• NFC
• Bluetooth
• Zigbee
• RFID

Networking and Communication Protocol (1 hours)

• IoT Network
• OSI Model
• TCP and UDP
• IP4 and IP6

IoT Transport layer protocol (1 hour)

• Introduction of TCP & UDP
• Difference between TCP/UDP Transport layer protocol.
• Practically testing the TCP v/s UDP by python socket programming.

HTTP IOT Protocol (4 hours)

• Introduction and structure of HTTP protocol
• Application
• Start with HTTP protocol GET/POST Method
• Work on python Flask library design web page
• Control thing from webpage using HTTP protocol
• Publish sensor data over webserver

CoAP IoT Protocol (5 hours)

• CoAP Architecture
• Application
• Difference between HTTP and CoAP Protocol
• Design client and server using Python library and implement it.
• Interface using Aneska android app

MQTT IOT Protocol (10 hours)

• Introduction to MQTT
• MQTT Subscribe/Publish
• MQTT Broker,QoS,Security
• Application
• MQTT with Raspberry Pi
• Installation of Mosquito MQTT broker
• Publish and Subscriber test on local server broker
• Test with multiple client.
• Getting started with MQTT on Raspberry Pi
• Installing Mosquitto on Raspberry pi
• Making pi a local MQTT broker
• Testing Publish and subscribe model on RPi
• Publishing data from PC
• Android to RPi over a local network
• Controlling Pi GPIOs using iot.eclipse.org MQTT broker
• Publishing live sensor data to io.adafruit.com
• Controlling devices from cloud platform
• Designing the IoT Gateway system
• Gathering data from multiple publishers
• Making Raspberry Pi as a IoT Gateway
• Analyzing sensor data in smartphone over internet
• Analyzing MQTT data packet using Wireshark software.

AMQP Protocol (5 hours)

• Architecture of AMQP Protocol
• Application
• Producer, Consumer, Broker
• Architecture of RabbitMQ
• Message Exchange type
• Installation of message broker
• Asynchronous message communication between publisher and RabbitMQ
• Using pika implement

WebSocket (3 hours)

• Understand Architecture of WebSocket
• Application
• Implement using python library TORNADO or pywebsocket
• MQTT over webSockets

OPC and UA (5 hours)

• Understanding the OPC UA Specification
• Servers (using a free server simulator)
• Clients (using a free client)
• Information Modeling Fundamentals
• Security Implementations
• Server Implementation
• Implementing the Secure Channel
• Methods
• Alarms and Conditions
• Historical Access
• Client Implementation

Database (3 hours)

• Introduction SQLite database
• Create table
• Syntax, query, operators
• SQLite -container
• Advance SQLite
• SQLite Interface
• Store sensor data/device information into database

IOT Applications with Data Logging and Reporting (15 hours)

• IoT Platform-Connect, Monitor, Notify
• AWS
• IoT Core
• IoT Analytics
• SNS
• Dynamo db
• IBM Bluemix
• Node red
• Adafruit
• Ubidot
• IFTTT
• MyDevice
• Azure IoT
• IOT Hub
• Stream Analytics
• Storage
• Power BI
• Notification

Notify By Twitter,Mail,SMS (2 hours)

• Get Notification by sms using Twilio Platform.
• Create twitter app and notify by tweet.
• Notify by mail using SMTP with Python

IoT Product & Project Development (2 hours)

• Agile Project Development
• Do’s & Don’t for IoT Project Development
• Indian IoT Products
• Product Development Lifecycle

IoT Analytics (1 hours)

• Introduction of IoT Analytics
• Machine Learning Technique
• Need of IoT Analytics
• Case Study

Sensor Analytics (6 hours)

• Handling of sensor data,
• data pre-processing, and integration of different data sources,
• Heterogeneity and distributed nature,
• Selection of sensor to capture right set of data,
• Analog to digital conversion,
• Time and frequency domain analysis,
• Sampling theorem, Aliasing, Selection and cleaning
• Edge analytics

Statistical Analytics (6 hours)

• Extracting meaning from data,
• Techniques for visualizing relationships in data
• Systematic techniques for understanding the relationships,
• Exploring data – Visualization, Correlation, and Regression, Probability distributions

Machine Learning (10 hours)

• Concept of machine learning,
• Introduction to Python programming(numpy,pandas,matplotlib,sklearn)
• Regression – Linear and non-linear, Algorithms
• Logistics and non-linear regression,
• Predictive Analytics
• Classification, Algorithms – SVM, Decision trees, boosted decision trees, Naïve Bayes,
• Feature selection methods for classification methods- Information value based, filter based and wrapper based,
• Algorithms and techniques for marketing analytics – Conjoint analysis, Hidden Markov models
• Time Series Analysis
• Clustering

Cloud IoT Analytics Platform (4 hours)

• AWS – IoT Analytics
• Azure – Machine Learning Platform

IoT Security (1 hours)

• Need of IoT Security
• Requirements and Basic Properties
• Main Challenges
• Confidentiality
• Integrity
• Availability
• Non-Repudiation

Cryptology (3 hours)

• Cipher
• Symmetric Key Algorithms (AES and DNS)
• Attacks
• Dictionary and Brute Force
• Lookup Tables
• Reverse Look Tables
• Rainbow Tables
• Hashing
• MD5, SHA256, SHA512, RipeMD, WI
• Objectives of Data Mining
• Key aspects of Data Mining
• Attack Surface and Threat Assessment
• Embedded Devices
• UART, SPI, I2C, JTAG

Network Attacks (1 hour)

• Active/Passive Attacks
• Eavesdropping
• Identity Spoofing
• Man-In-The-Middle (MITM)

IOT Protocol Built-In Security Features

On Transport Layer

• SSL / TLS and DTLS

On Application Layer (1 hours)

• MQTT
• CoAP
• XMPP
• AMQP
• Security Management
• Identity and Access Management
• Case Studies and Discussion

PLC and IoT (1 hour)

Augmented Reality with IoT (5 hour)

Block chain with IoT (6 hour)

Use Cases (IoT Development, IoT Security, IoT Analytics) 5 hours

• Health Care Sector
• Smart City (Smart parking, lighting, dustbin, trees, using LPWAN Technology)
• Telecommunication
• Energy or Power distribution
• Automobile
• Smart wearable device (Using NFC)
• Agriculture (Smart planting)
• Manufacturing – Industry 4.0(using PLC,SCADA)

Special Advance topic (15 hours)

• Introduction to LPWAN
• Communication technology: Wired and wireless
• Internet of Things: Different wireless technologies
• Low Power Wide Area Network (LPWAN)
• Market players

LoRa (Radio Modulation)

• LoRa characteristics
• Radio propagation
• LoRa modulation
• Frequency bands

LoRaWAN Architecture

• Overview
• LoRaWAN network server
• Device classes
• Scalability
• Uplink and downlink messages

LoRaWAN Hardware

• Gateways
• Nodes
• Prototyping and what hardware to choose
• Production
• Power consumption
• Antennas

LoRaWAN Solutions

• Case studies and examples
• Sketch on the node libraries
• Payload functions
• Setting up end-to-end application
• Protocols: MQTT, HTTP integration

Data modeling and processing

• Data storage and visualization
• Cloud platforms and integrations
• Tools: Grafana, InfluxDB, NodeRed

LoRaWAN Security

• OTAA/ABP Frame counters
• Secure elements
• Encryption and decryption

LoRaWAN Deployments

• Placing gateways and site surveys
• Enabling ADR (scalability)
• NOC, alerting, updates
• Mass commissioning
• OTA updates
• Security: setting up own handler

IOT WITH ARDUINO TRAINING & ARDUINO TRAINING IN NOIDA

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Arduino is a tool for making computers that can sense and control more of the physical world than your desktop computer. It’s an open-source physical computing platform based on a simple microcontroller board, and a development environment for writing software for the board. Arduino Training can be used to develop interactive objects, taking inputs from a variety of switches or sensors, and controlling a variety of lights, motors, and other physical outputs. Arduino Training in Noida projects can be stand-alone, or they can communicate with software running on your computer (e.g. Flash, Processing, MaxMSP). The boards can be assembled by hand or purchased preassembled; the open-source IDE can be downloaded for free from internet.

Healthcare, Logistics, Aviation, Education, Information Technology name any thing and IoT will become an integral part of all these verticals. Internet of Thingsis believed to bring about the singularity which will ultimately converge into becoming the Internet of Everything. IoT with Arduino Training has therefore become a leading interest of technologists globally and is perceived to be the NEXT BIG THING in IT industry. Learning this technology will not only provide you a career boost but you will also be able to gain insights on how technology has affected the world and will continue to do so in the coming decades. Arduino Training course at Ducat has especially been designed to extensive knowledge.

How are ducat verified certificates awarded?

Once you complete the ducat training program along with all the real-world projects, quizzes and assignments and upon scoring good marks in the qualifying exam you will be awarded the ducat verified certification. This certificate is very well recognized in the industry. Best Arduino Training in Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad, Greater Noida.

All the instructors at ducat are practitioners from the Industry with many years of relevant IT experience. They are subject matter experts and are trained by ducat for providing an awesome learning experience to the participants. The IOT instructor is certified from recorgnized institutes. Ducat Noida provides the Best IoT with Arduino Training in Noida which offers training with 100 % job assistance. Our placement department has placed thousands of students in Big MNCs. If you want to learn & placed in a reputed MNCs thenDucat is a leading Training Institute in Delhi NCR which provides the Best Arduino Training in Noida to the students.

INTERNET OF THINGS(IOT)

Introduction to IoT

• What is IoT?
• IOT basics concepts
• Architecture of IOT
• IOT in home automation
• Applications and industry verticals

Introduction to Embedded System

• Introduction to Embedded System
• Applications & Scope of Embedded System in various industries

Introduction to Arduino

• Introduction to Arduino
• Arduino Board Description
• What is a Microcontroller
• Difference between Microcontroller and Microprocessor
• Microcontroller architecture and Interfacing
• Basics of Electronics.
• Sensors and Actuators.
• The Arduino Uno

Introduction to Arduino IDE

• What is ARDUINO IDE and Language?
• Fundamentals of C programming
• What is Open Source Microcontroller Platform?
• “Hello World” Example

Decision Making and using Logic

• Fundamentals of C programming
• “If” Statements
• “While” Loops
• For Loops
• “Switch” Cases
• Using Maths
• Creating Functions

Using inputs and outputs

• Overview
• Program Structure
• Using Variables
• Building Your First Circuit Using a Breadboard
• Digital Input & Digital Output
• Analog Input & Analog Output
• Serial Input & Serial Output
• Displaying Information Using the Serial Port

Sensors Interfacing

• What is Sensor & Actuator?
• Sensor Feature.
• Types of sensors
• Interfacing Sensors with GPIO of Arduino.
• Reading from Sensors

Interfacing of I/O devices

• Interfacing of LED with Arduino
• Interfacing of switch with Arduino
• Interfacing of Buzzer with Arduino
• Interfacing of LCD display with Arduino

Libraries, Serial Data and Hardware

• Overview
• Using and Including Libraries
• Using ADC
• USART / UART Protocol
• Using SPI
• Using I2C
• Interrupts
• Arduino Shields

Introduction to ESP8266 and NodeMCU

• Introduction about NodeMCU
• Pinouts
• NODE MCU firmware
• Connecting to Local Wi-Fi
• Getting Static IP
• Introduction to Attention Commands for internet access

Sensors Interfacing

• What is Sensor & Actuator?
• Sensor Feature.
• Types of sensors
• Interfacing Sensors With GPIO of Node MCU
• Reading From Sensors

Implementation of IOT

• Accessing the DHT data over WIFI on Webpage and mobile (local Wi-Fi).
• Remotely controlling LEDs through Android app (local Wi-Fi).
• Create a local server using Node MCU

Cloud computing and IOT

• Introduction to Cloud Computing
• Cloud platform introduction
• Creating Channel for live data feed
• Program Node MCU to read and update sensor data over cloud
• Continuously monitor sensor reading through internet
• Remotely Temp. Monitor using NodeMCU.
• Remote controlling of appliances over cloud.

Cybersecurity and privacy in the IOT

• Case Studies on IoT based projects & implentations.
• Discussion about current Challenges in IoT.

Project 1: – Esp8266 WIFI controlled Home automation using Localhost Web Server

Project 2: – A cloud-based temperature monitoring system using Arduino and Node MCU

Project 3: – Control Electronic Devices from anywhere across the world using Internet & Mobile App.

Project 4: – Voice Controlled Mini Home Automation using Android Smartphone.

Project 5: -Creating Android App using MIT App Inventor & Controlling Devices Connected toController.

Project 6: – Sending Email from Nodemcu

Project 7: – Sending Sensor data to Cloud Server using Nodemcu.

Project 8: – Plotting Data on Plotly using Nodemcu.

Project 9: – Remotely Temp. Monitor using Nodemcu

Project 10: – Remotely controlled traffic light system.

IOT WITH RASPBERRY PI TRAINING IN NOIDA & RASPBERRY PI TRAINING IN NOIDA

IoT with Raspberry Pi is considered as the next big technology revolution after invention of Internet. It is supposed to make tremendous impacts on lives and may possibly lead to betterment of millions of lives throughout the world. Ever wondered what else could have been in the size of a credit card and revolutionize the world in a way the former has. Yes, Raspberry Pi – a mini-computer of the size of a credit card can do most of the things that you can do on a desktop like spreadsheets, word-processing and games in High Definition! Now, coding and interfacing has become a lot more fun to do with Raspberry Pi Training in Noida. The number of Internet-connected things is growing exponentially brining in new job roles and career opportunities to those who are proficient in IoT technology and are well-versed in its deployment, management and security. It is surely a new frontier opening up and taking this IoT training will definitely put you in a different league and help you command top-dollar salary.

What are the skills that you will be learning with our Raspberry Pi Certification Training?

Ducat Certification Course is tailored by industry experts. You will be working on Raspberry Pi, 12- 13 different type of sensor and will gain hands-on experience with IOT cloud platform and google Voice. It will also cover in-depth concepts such as IoT Framework, IoT Ecosystem, IoT Solution architecture, Networking Protocols and Application Layer protocols. This course will have real life demo and case studies which will help you master the IoT technology. By the end of this training, you will be working on a live Project with live instructor explaining the process of making the project.

Why should you take Raspberry Pi Certification Training?

IoT with Raspberry Pi Certification Training will help you to become an IoT Developer. It will hone your skills by offering you comprehensive knowledge on IoT. It will also acquaint you with the required hands-on experience for solving real-time industry based projects. During this course you will be trained by our expert instructors on Raspberry pi as the IOT hardware platform.

Ducat is the Best Raspberry Pi Training Institute for IoT, Here You will learn all about under highly professional mentors with live projects. Best Raspberry Pi Training institute in Delhi NCR offer job based training offered by expert team of trainers having real-time project based experience. Trainers are real time professional and subject matter experts so that they train students to work on live projects and real applications. For Raspberry Pi Training in Noida placement, we are the Best Training Institute For Raspberry Pi Noida, Greater Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad.

INTERNET OF THINGS(IOT)

Introduction to IoT

• What is IOT- In Depth Explanation
• Concepts and Technologies behind Internet of Things (IOT)
• Architecture of IOT
• Applications and industry verticals
• Use Cases (IoT Development, IoT Security, IoT Analytics)

Introduction to Raspberry Pi

• Top IoT hardware platform
• Architecture, layout and comparison of different microcontroller
• Sensor, Actuator, Microcontroller
• Why Raspberry Pi.
• Different Models of Raspberry Pi
• Hardware Description
• Applications of Raspberry Pi.
• Future of Micro Computing.

Raspberry Pi Board setup

• Different Operating Systems for Raspberry pi
• Installing OS on your Raspberry Pi?
• Booting the OS

Networking Fundamentals.

• Basics of Internet and Networking
• Remote Desktop Connection
• Setup SSH connection using Putty
• Remote server access using VNC server

Introduction to LINUX

• Introduction to Linux OS
• File Structure in Linux
• EmbeddedLinux commands for Raspberry pi
• Linux File handling
• Software installation on Linux

Introduction to Python programming Language

• Python Basics and programming
• Variables, Keywords, Operators and Operands
• Data Types in Python
• Condition Statement
• Loops
• Importing Libraries
• Functions
• Classes

GPIO Interfacing

• Raspberry Pi GPIO Pins
• LED interfacing using the GPIO
• Theory of PWM Pulse width modulation
• Control light intensity using PWM
• Switch Interfacing using GPIO
• Raspberry Pi Controlled Devices

IOT sensors and Actuators, and Smart Objects

• Introduction to Sensors
• IR & PIR sensor
• Ultrasonic sensor: Distance measurement
• Soil Moisture Sensor
• Water Flow sensor
• Light Sensor
• Temperature and Humidity (DHT11)
• Interface motors and Relay Boards

Wired Communication Protocol

• SPI
• UART
• I2C

Introduction to web frames works

• What is Web Server?
• Setting up Web Server
• Build a Python Web Server with Flask
• Controlling I/O devices from local web server.
• Read Sensor Values and Display on Web

IOT Protocol (Communication protocol for IoT)

• Introduction and structure of HTTP protocol
• UNDERSTANDING OF WEBSOCKETS
• Start with HTTP protocol GET/POST Method
• Work on python Flask library design web page
• UNDERSTANDING OF MQTT
• Difference between HTTP & MQTT
• Understanding MQTT Broker
• Understating Publish & Subscribe Methods

CoAP IoT Protocol

• CoAP Architecture
• Difference between HTTP and CoAP Protocol
• Design client and server using Python library and implement it.
• UNDERSTANDING OF AMQP

Cloud Connectivity

• Concept & Architecture of Cloud
• Different Services in cloud (IAAS / PAAS / SAAS)
• Tools, API and Platform for integration of IOT devices with Cloud
• Connecting with Think speak and UBIDOTS (Data visualization)
• weather monitoring system using Raspberry Pi and Microsoft Azure cloud
• Controlling I/O device using Cloud.

INTRODUCTION TO IOT SECURITY

• Need of IoT Security.
• What are the requirements and challenges dealing with Security.

Project 1: Health Monitoring System

Project 2: Real-Time Remote home automation system with Cam Security

Project 3: –Smart Traffic signal system for Ambulance

Project 4–Home security System with Face Recognition.

Project 5–LPG leakage Based Emergency Response System

Project 6–Efficient water Management system at household Level using IOT.

Project 7- Smart community /college Management System

Project 8 – IOT based hot cold-water Dispenser

Project 9 -Smart voice Assistance controlled home system.

Project 10–IOT based Smart irrigationsystem

Project 11– IOT based Smart Parking system

8051 MICROCONTROLLER TRAINING

If you are new to Embedded System and want to learn the basics first, then we recommend you to learn 8051 Micro-controller. Ducat have an extended course on 8051 Microcontroller. We provide 8051 Micro controllers Training in Delhi NCR, with a new package.A microcontroller is a small computer on a single integrated circuit containing a processor core, memory, and programmable input/output peripherals. Program memory in the form of NOR flash or OTP ROM is also often included on chip, as well as a typically small amount of RAM. Microcontrollers are designed for embedded applications, in contrast to the microprocessors used in personal computers or other general purpose applications.

Embedded system

• Brief idea of Embedded Systems & Industrial applications
• Application/Area wise need of Embedded
• Hardware classification for Embedded

Brain of Embedded Appliances

• Brief idea of Micro-controller/processor
• Why Microcontroller?
• Architecture of Microcontroller
• System architecture – RISC, CISC, Harvard, Von-Neumann
• Architecture of Microcontroller

Embedded C

• Introduction classes
• Conditional statements or looping
• C – Array

Microcontroller (AVR)

• Features of microcontroller
• Pin out of microcontroller
• GP I/O Port specification
• Description about all Ports
• Description about IDE for programming
• Proteus Simulation for microcontroller
• I/O programming using Embedded C
• Led on/off programming
• Delay generation through function

Advanced features of Microcontroller

• TIMER
• ADC
• Serial communication
• Advance Communication Protocol
• Project as per Module

PIC MICROCONTROLLER TRAINING

PIC is a family of modified Harvard architecture microcontrollers made by Microchip Technology, derived from the PIC1650 originally developed by General Instrument’s Microelectronics Division. The name PIC initially referred to Peripheral Interface Controller. The first parts of the family were available in 1976; by 2013 the company had shipped more than twelve billion individual parts, used in a wide variety of embedded systems. Students of Electronics & Telecommunication, Instrumentation and Electrical engineering, who wish to work in PIC microcomputer area, can opt for this PIC microcontroller training. Besides students, even working professionals working on other controller can enroll in the training course to attain proficiency in it. Candidates and professionals are imparted with the skills to work with Programmable Interface Controllers (PIC microcontrollers) at both the hardware and software fronts. By undergoing training program candidates meet the embedded system industry requirements, as they learn to programme the electronic circuits to work for different tasks.

Introduction to Embedded System

• History Need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor Microcontroller Classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Introduction to 8051 Microcontroller

• Introduction of ATMEL 8051 family
• Block diagram description of AT89C51
• Special feature of AT89C51
• Pin description of AT89C51

Registers Memory of AT89C51

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

Assembly Language Programming of AT89C51

• Addressing modes of AT89C51
• Directives of Assembly Language
• Data Transfer Instruction
• Jump Instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Interfacing of LED AND MATRIX

• Introduction of LED’s
• Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• Interfacing of LED Matrix

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• Working Interfacing of Temperature Sensor (DS1621 LM35)

Interfacing of External Memory

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing
• Introduction to I2C Protocol
• Using I2C library to read/write External Memory

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Introduction to Embedded C
• Different between C Embedded C
• Data Type of Embedded C
• Operators of Embedded C
• Statements Loops of Embedded C

Interworking of Assembly Embedded C

• Inline Function
• Inline Assembly Routines

Programming Interfacing using EMBEDDED C

• Programming of Timer Counter
• Programming of Serial Port
• Programming of Interrupt
• LCD Interfacing
• Motor Interfacing
• Key board Matrix Interfacing

Interfacing of LCD

• Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
• Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
• Programming of 16 x 2 LCD

Interfacing of Switches Keyboard Matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Interfacing of Motors

• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System

Timers Counter Programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter

Serial Communication Programming

• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Types of Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven Programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Types of Interrupts
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Difference between RISC and CISC
• Memory Classification

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded Development Tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Designing with Microcontrollers

• Introduction to 8051 and Family
• Introduction to Microchip and Family
• Block Description of PIC 18F458
• PIN diagram Description of PIC 18F458
• Introduction of File Register (RAM)
• Introduction To RAM Architecture
• Access Bank
• Special Features of PIC18F458

AVR MICROCONTROLLER TRAINING

AVR Microcontroller are the latest ones available in the market. It is always an advantage to learn AVR Microcontroller to stand out from the crowd. We offer AVR Microcontroller Training in Noida Delhi NCR. The course detail is given below. To download the course brochure, click on the download button in the price section. Hands on Projects available in both the programs. If you are looking for a basic program on Embedded System, then check out our 8051 Training Program.

Introduction to Embedded System

• History Need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor Microcontroller Classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Introduction to 8051 Microcontroller

• Introduction of ATMEL 8051 family
• Block diagram description of AT89C51
• Special feature of AT89C51
• Pin description of AT89C51

Registers Memory of AT89C51

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

Assembly Language Programming of AT89C51

• Addressing modes of AT89C51
• Directives of Assembly Language
• Data Transfer Instruction
• Jump Instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Interfacing of LED AND MATRIX

• Introduction of LED’s
• Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• Interfacing of LED Matrix

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• Working Interfacing of Temperature Sensor (DS1621 LM35)

Interfacing of External Memory

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing
• Introduction to I2C Protocol
• Using I2C library to read/write External Memory

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Introduction to Embedded C
• Different between C Embedded C
• Data Type of Embedded C
• Operators of Embedded C
• Statements Loops of Embedded C

Interworking of Assembly Embedded C

• Inline Function
• Inline Assembly Routines

Programming Interfacing using EMBEDDED C

• Programming of Timer Counter
• Programming of Serial Port
• Programming of Interrupt
• LCD Interfacing
• Motor Interfacing
• Key board Matrix Interfacing

Interfacing of LCD

• Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
• Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
• Programming of 16 x 2 LCD

Interfacing of Switches Keyboard Matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Interfacing of Motors

• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System

Timers Counter Programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter

Serial Communication Programming

• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Types of Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven Programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Types of Interrupts
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Difference between RISC and CISC
• Memory Classification

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded Development Tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Designing with Microcontrollers

• Introduction to 8051 and Family
• Introduction to Microchip and Family
• Block Description of PIC 18F458
• PIN diagram Description of PIC 18F458
• Introduction of File Register (RAM)
• Introduction To RAM Architecture
• Access Bank
• Special Features of PIC18F458

EMBEDDED ARM 7 TRAINING

ARM categorizes “Embedded” as all applications that use a microcontroller or microprocessor to execute dedicated tasks on its own or within a larger system. Examples include digital signage, household appliances, HVAC systems, engine management, smart metering platforms, touch-screen controllers, and motor control.

Introduction to Electronics

• Resistors
• Capacitors
• Diodes
• Transistor
• Transformers
• Power supply

Introduction to Embedded system

• History need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor microcontroller classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Introduction to Microcontrollers
• Introduction to Microprocessor
• Other Programmable devices
• Difference b/w various processing devices

Brief introduction to Computer Architecture

• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Memory Classification and its organization

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded development tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Embedded C programming

• C programming basics
• Operators
• Control Statement and Loops
• Introduction to preprocessor directives
• Difference between C and Embedded C
• Compiler handling
• Creating and modifying projects in Compiler Conventional programs
• Basic Embedded programs structure
• Getting your programs into a compiler, writing your programs

ARM Architecture

• Introduction to ARM Architecture
• Block Diagram
• Functional Diagram
• AMBA bus architecture
• ARM versions
• The endian issue

Register and memory of ARM7TDMI

• ARM Register Set
• Modes in ARM
• Exception entry and return from different modes
• 32 bit CPU registers
• CPSR and SPSR register
• States in arm
• ARM naming

ARM Instruction Set’s

• Introduction to 32 bit ARM instruction set
• Introduction to 16 bit THUMB instruction set
• Introduction to 8- bit Jazelle instruction set
• Data processing instruction
• Barrel shifter instruction
• Load and store instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Introduction to LPC21xx series Microcontroller

• Introduction of lpc2000family
• Block diagram description of lpc2148
• Special feature of lpc2148
• Pin description of lpc2148

Registers memory of lpc2148

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

PIN Control Block

• Pin Configuration
• Pin Connect Block
• General Purpose I/P

System control block in lpc2148

• Power control programming
• Pll programming
• Vpb programming

GPIO register and peripheral register

• Gpio register with peripheral speed
• Gpio register with CPU speed
• Pinselect registers

Interfacing of LED Matrix

• Introduction of LED’s
• Brief introduction to P-N Junction Semiconductor Devices and LED
• Circuit Description of Interfacing LED
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• LED Programming Patterns
• Introduction to common cathode and common anode type Led matrix
• Interfacing hardware of Led matrix
• Programming led matrix
• Introduction to multiplexed led matrix using shifter ic

Real World Interfacing – Segment Display

• Theory of 7-Segment Displays
• Types of 7 Segment Display
• Writing Decoding Chart for 0-f character
• Writing one digit UP/DOWN Counter Program
• Programming 2 Digit/3 Digit /4 Digit Counter
• TLC (Traffic Light Controller) Programming
• Introduction to Multiplexed 7 segment displays
• Interfacing Multiplexed 7 segment displays
• Theory of 14-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 14 segment character
• Theory of 16-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 16 segment character

LCD Interfacing

• Block Diagram of LCD
• Types of LCD
• Introduction to 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Pin Structure of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Hardware Interfacing Circuit
• LCD Command set
• Commands of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Programming of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• To move data on LCD in 8-bit
• To move data on LCD in 4-bit
• To display data on both rows in 4 and 8-bit Mode
• Scrolling message display on LCD in 4 and 8 bits Mode.
• Introduction to graphical LCD

Interfacing of switches keyboard matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Real world interfacing – MOTORS

• Introduction to Motors
• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• AC motor
• DC motor
• Stepper motor
• Servo motor
• DC geared motor
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System
• Different kind of Motors
• Interfacing of DC Motors and Stepper Motor
• Motor Drivers Interfacing

Motor Controlling circuits

• Motor controlling using driver ICs IC’s
• LM358(dual op- amp)
• LM35(Temperature sensor)
• L293D(dual H-bridge IC
• 7805(Voltage regulator)
• Lm317 IC

Types of sensors

• Introduction to Sensing Devices
• IR sensor
• Light searching sensor
• Temperature sensor
• Touch sensor
• Motion sensor

Introduction to signal Decoder IC

• DTMF

Timers counter programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter
• Timer 0 and Timer 1 Features
• Pin Description
• Basics of Timer Handling
• Capture and match modules in lpc2148

Serial communication programming

• Introduction to the Communication System
• Types of communication System
• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Data Framing and UART Introduction
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Interfacing with PC using UART/RS232

Interrupt driven programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Difference between polling and interrupt method
• Types of Interrupts
• Interrupt service routine (ISR)
• Vector Interrupt Control
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Interrupt Priority
• Timer Interrupts Programming
• External Hardware Interrupts Programming
• SFR associated with Interrupts
• Programming Serial Interrupts
• RTC interrupt

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Registers for ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• ADC Initialization
• To display digital data on LED
• To display digital data on LCD

Real time clock

• Feathers
• Resister Description
• RTC Interrupts

Pulse width modulation

• PWM Generator
• Register Description
• Application

Other communication protocols

• Features
• Applications
• Pin Description

HARDWARE AND ELECTRONICS TRAINING

This is an intensive hands-on course designed for people who want to learn how to develop digital projects with modern programmable logic devices, mainly FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) chips.

What is electronics

• Electronic vs. electrical
• Voltage and current and its concept
• Ground and applications of ground

Basic component of electronicsResistor:

• Types Specification
• properties
• Application

Capacitor

• Types
• properties
• Application

Inductive components

• Types
• properties
• Application

Transistor

• Types
• properties
• Application

MOSFET

• Types
• properties
• Application

LED

• Types
• properties
• Application

TRIAC

• Types
• properties
• Application

Opto-coupler

• Types
• properties
• Application

Switches and relays

• Types
• properties
• Application

Oscillators

• Types
• properties
• Application

Power supply

• Types
• properties
• Application

Sensors

• Types
• properties
• Application

IC

• Types
• properties
• Application

MOSFET

• Types
• properties
• Application

About multi-meters breadboard Industrial application with hands on projects

RTOS TRAINING

A real-time operating system (RTOS) is an operating system (OS) intended to serve real-time application process data as it comes in, typically without buffering delays. Processing time requirements (including any OS delay) are measured in tenths of seconds or shorter. A key characteristic of an RTOS is the level of its consistency concerning the amount of time it takes to accept and complete an application’s task; the variability is jitter.A hard real-time operating system has less jitter than a soft real-time operating system. The chief design goal is not high throughput, but rather a guarantee of a soft or hard performance category. An RTOS that can usually or generally meet a deadline is a soft real-time OS, but if it can meet a deadline deterministically it is a hard real-time OS.

RTOS

• INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
• An Introduction to Multi Tasking in Small Embedded Systems
• What is FreeRTOS?

TASK MANAGEMENT

• TASK FUNCTIONS
• TOP LEVEL TASK STATES
• CREATING TASKS
• xTaskCreate() API Function
• Example 1. Creating Tasks
• Example 2. Using the Task Parameter
• TASK PRIORITIES
• Example 3. Experimenting with priorities
• EXPANDING THE NOT RUNNING’ STATE
• The Blocked State
• The Suspended State
• The Ready State
• Completing the State Transition Diagram
• Example 4. Using the Blocked state to create a delay
• vTaskDelayUntil() API function
• THE IDLE TASK AND THE IDLE TASK HOOK
• Idle Task Hook Functions
• Limitations on the Implementation of Idle Task Hook Functions
• Example 7. Defining an Idle Task Hook Function
• CHANGING THE PRIORITY OF A TASK
• vTaskPrioritySet() API function
• uxTaskPriorityGet() API
• Example 8. Changing task priorities
• DELETING A TASK
• vTaskDelete() API function
• Example 9. Deleting tasks
• THE SCHEDULING ALGORITHM – A SUMMARY
• Prioritized Preemptive Scheduling
• Selecting Task Priorities
• Co-operative Scheduling

QUEUE MANAGEMENT

• INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
• Scope
• CHARACTERISTICS OF A QUEUE
• Data Storage
• Access by Multiple Tasks
• Blocking on Queue Reads
• Blocking on Queue Writes
• USING A QUEUE
• xQueueCreate() API Function
• xQueueSendToBack() and xQueueSendToFront() API Functions
• xQueueReceive() and xQueuePeek() API Functions
• uxQueueMessagesWaiting() API Function
• Example 10. Blocking When Receiving From a Queue
• Using Queues to Transfer Compound Types
• Example 11. Blocking When Sending to a Queue / Sending Structures on a Queue
• WORKING WITH LARGE DATA

INTERRUPT MANAGEMENT

• INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
• Events
• Scope
• DEFERRED INTERRUPT PROCESSING
• Binary Semaphores used for Synchronization
• vSemaphoreCreateBinary() API Function
• xSemaphoreTake() API Function
• xSemaphoreGiveFromISR() API Function
• Example 12. Using a Binary Semaphore to Synchronize a Task with an Interrupt
• COUNTING SEMAPHORES
• xSemaphoreCreateCounting() API Function
• Example 13. Using a Counting Semaphore to Synchronize a Task with an
• Interrupt
• USING QUEUES WITHIN AN INTERRUPT SERVICE ROUTINE
• xQueueSendToFrontFromISR() and xQueueSendToBackFromISR() API Functions
• Efficient Queue Usage
• Example 14. Sending and Receiving on a Queue from Within an Interrupt
• INTERRUPT NESTING

RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

• INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
• Mutual Exclusion
• Scope
• CRITICAL SECTIONS AND SUSPENDING THE SCHEDULER
• Basic Critical Sections
• Suspending (or Locking) the Scheduler
• vTaskSuspendAll() API Function
• xTaskResumeAll() API Function
• MUTEXES (AND BINARY SEMAPHORES)
• xSemaphoreCreateMutex() API Function
• Example 15. Rewriting vPrintString() to Use a Semaphore
• Priority Inversion
• Priority Inheritance
• Deadlock (or Deadly Embrace)
• GATEKEEPER TASKS
• Example 16. Re-writing vPrintString() to Use a Gatekeeper Task

MEMORY MANAGEMENT

• INTRODUCTION AND SCOPE
• Scope
• EXAMPLE MEMORY ALLOCATION SCHEMES
• Heap_1.c
• Heap_2.c
• Heap_3.c

Real Time Application Design

• Using Free RTOS in small Embedded System
• INTRODUCTION
• TOP Level software requirement
• Application Component
• Why use an RTOS kernel?
• Synopsis
• Implementation
• Scheduling application functions
• Making a fully Preemptive system
• Reducing RAM utilization
• Reducing Processor Overhead

EMBEDDED LINUX INTERNALS TRAINING

This course targets engineers who wish to develop or improve device drivers in the Linux kernel, for projects on embedded platforms, or on the traditional PC platform.Through theory and practical labs, the course makes you familiar with the essentials of kernel development: kernel architecture, the main APIs, integration of device drivers with other parts of the kernel and with user applications.This is a hands-on course in operating system internals. Students configure, compile, and install a Linux kernel from sources; do the same for a kernel module; navigate and read the Linux kernel sources; design and implement a kernel module of your own; modify, or design and implement from scratch, a device driver; measure the performance of what you have modified or implemented. “Embedded Linux” training program for BE, B Tech, ME, M Tech from the streams of Electronics, Computer Science, Information Technologies, Instrumentation, BCA, MCA. This training aims at imparting, ingraining efficient embedded operating system configuration and porting skills and ability to configure toolchain and prepare bootloaders. Embedded Linux is the use of Linux in embedded computer systems such as mobile phones, personal digital assistants, media players, set-top boxes, and other consumer electronics devices, networking equipment, machine control, industrial automation, navigation equipment and medical instruments.

Getting Started

• Introduction to Unix and Linux
• Programming Linux
• Linux Compiler
• History of Linux
• Types of Linux platform
• Real time system

Linux basics and commands

• File Handling
• Text Processing
• System Administration
• Process Management
• Archival
• Network
• File Systems
• Advanced Commands

Working with file

• Unix file Structure
• File and directory maintenance
• Changing the attributes of a file systems
• File handling concepts
• Normal level file handling
• Low level File handling

Sockets

• Socket connection
• Socket Attributes
• Creating a Socket
• Socket Addresses
• Naming a Socket
• Creating a Socket Queue
• Accepting Connections
• Requesting Connections
• Closing a Socket
• Socket Communications Processes and Signals
• What is process?
• Process Structure
• The Process Table
• Viewing Processes
• System Processes

Process Scheduling Getting Started

• Kill a process
• Fork
• Starting New Processes
• Waiting for a Process
• Zombie Processes
• Input and Output Redirection
• Execve ,exec ,execv, execlp ,execl ,execve
• Process commands
• Signal handling

Threads

• What is thread
• Thread programming
• Wait queues
• Spin lock
• Synchronization

Inter-process communication:

• Pipes
• Semaphores, message queues and shared memory
• Shared Memory
• Message Queues

ROBOTICS TRAINING

Today’s scenario- 90% of the automated robots serves in the companies to handle the dangerous materials. 50-60% robots are extensively present in the car manufacturing companies to do the basic stuff like assembling products, handling dangerous materials, polishing, cutting, spraying and inspecting the part. This wide application of the robots doesn’t end here. The list is too long! By looking this wide application, it is easy to state that the robots are for precise and tough work. The man has its work zone and works in that field only but the robots don’t have any restriction as it is mere a machine automated or manually controlled by the humans. To know or learn more, an individual has to be familiar with the trend of robotics. Robotics is wide and deals with integrating the system to produce the mechanical moment. To produce the mechanical motion, the robots must be program and planned but this trend has gone away. There is no more scene of guiding the robots, they are intelligent enough. As with growing opportunities in this sector, most of the students wish to seek the basic knowledge. DUCAT with all around is the only institute which offers a regular 6 months training program by the expertise faculties. This course mostly deals with programming and assembling of the parts to design a robot.

EMBEDDED SYSTEM

• Brief idea of Embedded Systems & Industrial applications
• Application/Area wise need of Embedded
• Hardware classification for Embedded

BRAIN OF EMBEDDED APPLIANCES

• Brief idea of Micro-controller/processor
• Why Microcontroller?
• Architecture of Microcontroller
• System architecture – RISC, CISC, Harvard, Von-Neumann
• Architecture of Microcontroller

‘C’ LANGUAGE

• Introduction classes
• Conditional statements or looping
• C – Array
• C – Functions

8 bit MICROCONTROLLER (AVR)

• Features of microcontroller
• Pin out of microcontroller
• GP I/O Port specification
• Description about all Ports
• Description about IDE for programming
• Proteus Simulation for microcontroller
• I/O programming using Embedded C
• Led on/off programming
• Delay generation through function
• Led pattern programming
• Sensor interfacing with microcontroller
• Motor interfacing
• 16×2 LCD Display

Advanced features of Microcontroller

• TIMER
• ADC
• Serial communication
• Project as per Module

EMBEDDED 3 MONTHS TRAINING

3 MONTH EMBEDDED SYSTEM PROGRAM- A STEP OF RELEVANCE IN YOUR CORE DOMAIN

If we talk about the current scenario EC/ EE engineers they are knowledgeful but lack creativity as the creativity requirements of EC/ EE require budget and little patience with time. We are the engineers who study both hardware & software platforms hence can work on both platforms. The heart of our core companies are both hardware & software. Hardware platforms are little complex to handle (preferred EC/EE engineers) but once you work there god opportunity and appraisals. Embedded systems and related fields are relevant to give you a strong base in both the domains. However embedded system has a lot to learn but the 3 Month course guide & gives you a good understanding of the technology and its application platform theoretically, practically and industrial approach.

Embedded industry is the back bone of all the technology like home media system, Smartphone’s, automobile industries, and many more. The range of the application of the embedded system is endless. As most of the industries are converged towards the application of the embedded system, needs professional and fresher having the basic and extensive knowledge on this industry. Prior to its invention, for mere controlling a device, is now in the system like GPS, and ATM. from the industrial point of view, the firms need the employees with specialization of the embedded system. Embedded system is too vast and it’s tough to grasp all the concepts in a night but to brush up or sharp the knowledge that you already possess is possible. DUCAT, offers 3-6 Months training program with the live classes by the experienced and industrial professional to help the students to get the right concept in a short span of time. This training session is hardly priced and of very much worthy.

Introduction to ‘C’

• Objectives of C
• Applications of C
• Relational and logical operators
• Bit wise operators
• The assignment statement
• Intermixing of data types
• type conversion
• cast Operator
• Multiple assignment
• Type definitions
• Input/Output Routines
• Formatted and unformatted I/O operations

Control Flow Statements In ‘C’

• If statement
• else-if statement
• While statement
• for loop, do, while loop
• Switch
• break and continue
• goto

Functions

• Definition of function and it’s uses
• Format of a function
• Calling the function
• C storage classes – extern
• Automatic variables
• Static variables
• Register variables Recursive functions
• Command line arguments

Array and String

• 1-D,2-D array and string
• String handling library functions
• Additional string functions
• Searching
• Sorting with different algorithms
• ferror()
• ftell()
• feof(),
• fopen,fwrite,fread,
• File handling system calls – open(),
• read(), write(), lseek(), close(),
• Database handling in C

Pointers

• Introduction to pointers
• The ‘address of’ and ‘indirection’ operators
• Pointer expression
• Data types of pointers
• Pointers and arrays
• Assignment of pointers
• Pointer arithmetic
• Comparison of two pointers
• Pointers and functions
• Pointers and strings

C Preprocessor

• Macros with Arguments
• Macro Versus Function
• Directive
• Conditional Directive

Structures

• Introduction to structures
• Declaration and reference,
• Accessing structure elements,
• Array of structures,
• Nested structures,
• Self-referential structures,

Union Enumerated Data Type

• Introduction to Union
• Dynamic memory allocation
• Typedef statement

Files

• Introduction and need for a file
• Library functions to open/close a file,
• Functions to read/write a single
• Character from a file
• Formatted input output functions used in file
• handling fscanf(),
• fprintf(),
• fgets(), fputs()
• Flushing buffers,
• Functions used in file handling – fseek(),

Interfacing of Seven and Fourteen Segment Display

• Introduction to 7 Segment Display
• Types of 7 Segment Display
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 7 Segment Display
• Programming of 7 Segment Display Interfacing
• Introduction to 14 Segment Display
• Types of 14 Segment Display
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 14 Segment Display

8051 (MicroControllers using Assembly and C)

Introduction to Embedded System

• History Need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor Microcontroller Classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Introduction to 8051 Microcontroller

• Introduction of ATMEL 8051 family
• Block diagram description of AT89C51
• Special feature of AT89C51
• Pin description of AT89C51

Registers Memory of AT89C51

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

Assembly Language Programming of AT89C51

• Addressing modes of AT89C51
• Directives of Assembly Language
• Data Transfer Instruction
• Jump Instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Interfacing of LED AND MATRIX

• Introduction of LED’s
• Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• Interfacing of LED Matrix

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• Working Interfacing of Temperature Sensor (DS1621 LM35)

Interfacing of External Memory

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing
• Introduction to I2C Protocol
• Using I2C library to read/write External Memory

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Introduction to Embedded C
• Different between C Embedded C
• Data Type of Embedded C
• Operators of Embedded C
• Statements Loops of Embedded C

Interworking of Assembly Embedded C

• Inline Function
• Inline Assembly Routines

Programming Interfacing using EMBEDDED C

• Programming of Timer Counter
• Programming of Serial Port
• Programming of Interrupt
• LCD Interfacing
• Motor Interfacing
• Key board Matrix Interfacing

Interfacing of LCD

• Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
• Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
• Programming of 16 x 2 LCD

Interfacing of Switches Keyboard Matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Interfacing of Motors

• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System

Timers Counter Programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter

Serial Communication Programming

• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Types of Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven Programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Types of Interrupts
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Difference between RISC and CISC
• Memory Classification

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded Development Tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Designing with Microcontrollers

• Introduction to 8051 and Family
• Introduction to Microchip and Family
• Block Description of PIC 18F458
• PIN diagram Description of PIC 18F458
• Introduction of File Register (RAM)
• Introduction To RAM Architecture
• Access Bank
• Special Features of PIC18F458

Advanced Embedded System PIC ( PIC18XXXX)

Introduction to Embedded Systems

• History need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System

Classification of Microprocessor Microcontroller

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on Architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Brief Introduction to Computer Architecture

• Classification of Von-Neumann and Harvard Architecture

Introduction to PIC18 Compiler/ Simulator

• MPLAB Compiler
• MPLAB C 18 Compiler
• Micro Pro C Compiler
• PIC18 Simulator IDE
• Proteus

Real world interfacing – LED

• Brief introduction to P-N Junction Semiconductor Devices and LED
• Circuit Description of Interfacing LED
• LED Programming Patterns

Real world interfacing – 7 segment display

• Theory of 7-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 0-f character
• Writing one digit UP/DOWN Counter Program
• Programming 2 Digit/3 Digit /4 Digit Counter
• Introduction To TLC (Traffic Light Controller) Programming

Real world interfacing – LCD

• Block Diagram of LCD
• Types of LCD
• Pin Structure of 16×2 LCD
• Hardware Interfacing Circuit
• LCD Command set
• Writing program to drive LCD

Timer/Counter programming

• Description of SFR associated with Timer/Counter
• Configuring as a Timer
• Configuring as Counter
• Delay Count Calculations

Interfacing of switches keyboard matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Real world interfacing – MOTORS

• Different kind of Motors
• Interfacing of DC Motors and Stepper Motor
• Motor Drivers Interfacing

Using Internal/External Memories

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing using Intel Bus Timing
• SFR configuration to read/write Internal Memory (EEPROM)
• Using library to read/write Internal EEPROM

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Why C
• Benefits of C over Assembly
• Constants, Variables Data Types
• Operators
• Control Statement and Loops
• Introduction to preprocessor directives
• Assembly within C (Inline Assembly)

Serial Communication programming

• Introduction to the Communication System
• Types of communication System
• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Data Framing and UART Introduction
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven programming

• SFR associated with Interrupts
• Interrupt Handling Methods
• Programming Hardware Interrupts
• Programming Timer Interrupts
• Programming Serial Interrupts

Using and configuring adc

• Introduction to ADC
• ADC Initialization

Introduction of sensors

• Introduction of Transducers
• Types of Sensors
• Sensor Interfacing

Introduction to signal Decoder IC

• DTMF

Protocol Interfacing

• SPI Protocol
• I2C Protocol

Introduction to CCP and ECCP programming

• Standard CCP Module
• Enhanced CCP Module
• Compare mode programming
• Capture mode programming
• Motor interfacing
• 16×2 LCD Display

Embedded Systems with Microcontroller (AVR)

Embedded system

• Brief idea of Embedded Systems Industrial applications
• Application/Area wise need of Embedded
• Hardware classification for Embedded

Brain of Embedded Appliances

• Brief idea of Micro-controller/processor
• Why Microcontroller?
• Architecture of Microcontroller
• System architecture – RISC, CISC, Harvard, Von-Neumann
• Architecture of Microcontroller

Embedded C

• Introduction classes
• Conditional statements or looping
• C – Array

Microcontroller (AVR)

• Features of microcontroller
• Pin out of microcontroller
• GP I/O Port specification
• Description about all Ports
• Description about IDE for programming
• Proteus Simulation for microcontroller
• I/O programming using Embedded C
• Led on/off programming
• Delay generation through function
• Led pattern programming
• Sensor interfacing with microcontroller

Working with file

• Unix file Structure
• File and directory maintenance
• Changing the attributes of a file systems
• File handling concepts
• Normal level file handling
• Low level File handling

Processes and Signals

• What is process?
• Process Structure
• The Process Table
• Viewing Processes
• System Processes
• Process Scheduling

Getting Started

• Kill a process
• Fork
• Starting New Processes
• Waiting for a Process
• Zombie Processes
• Input and Output Redirection
• Execve ,exec ,execv, execlp ,execl ,execve
• Process commands
• Signal handling

Threads

• What is thread
• Thread programming
• Wait queues
• Spin lock

Advanced features of Microcontroller

• TIMER
• ADC
• Serial communication
• Advance Communication Protocol
• Project as per Module

Linux Internals

Getting Started

• Introduction to Unix and Linux
• Programming Linux
• Linux Compiler
• History of Linux
• Types of Linux platform
• Real time system

Linux basics and commands

• File Handling
• Text Processing
• System Administration
• Process Management
• Archival
• Network
• File Systems
• Advanced Commands
• Synchronization

Inter-process communication:

Pipes

• what is pipe
• Process Pipes
• The pipe call
• Parent and child processes
• Named pipes

Semaphores, message queues and shared memory

• Semaphores
• Semaphore Definition
• Linux Semaphore Facilities
• Using Semaphores

Shared Memory

• shmget
• shmat
• shmdt
• shmctl

Message Queues

• msgget
• msgsnd
• msgrcv
• msgctl

Sockets

• What is socket
• Socket connection
• Socket Attributes
• Creating a Socket
• Socket Addresses
• Naming a Socket
• Creating a Socket Queue
• Accepting Connections
• Requesting Connections
• Closing a Socket
• Socket Communications

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Have you ever thought that you are working in firm and the boss gives you a task to furnish in a time constraint? You take worry search the tasks on Google in single world you start exploring. This is the synonymous word engineering means exploring. But the exploration should be in the right direction else you get confused. We the electronics engineer should have good platform in hardware & software domain both so that we can attain a better career in our core domains. However the hardware platforms require budget and little more time than API’s but this is the work EC & EE engineers are meant. Once you are good in both prospectuses then only you can go for the core companies which has requirement for hardware & software both. Embedded process logic is a much needed platform you should learn so that you have good base in both hardware and software. This base level knowledge is compulsory to attain good carrier in core EC/EE domain. The course cover both the hardware & software concepts with real time implementation and makes you eligible to apply for the software companies, hardware companies and our core domain companies which require both.

DUCAT takes responsibility to guide you to bring up the technology understanding and implementation in a easy way and minimum frame of time as technology is boosting up fast and you are well know first deserve then desire.! We try our best to make aware, capable & deserving for the specific field. DUCAT, offers 3-6 Months training program with the live classes by the experienced and industrial professional to help the students to get the right concept in a short span of time. This training session is hardly priced and of very much worthy.

Introduction to ‘C’

• Objectives of C
• Applications of C
• Relational and logical operators
• Bit wise operators
• The assignment statement
• Intermixing of data types
• type conversion
• cast Operator
• Multiple assignment
• Type definitions
• Input/Output Routines
• Formatted and unformatted I/O operations

Control Flow Statements In ‘C’

• If statement
• else-if statement
• While statement
• for loop, do, while loop
• Switch
• break and continue
• goto

Functions

• Definition of function and it’s uses
• Format of a function
• Calling the function
• C storage classes – extern
• Automatic variables
• Static variables
• Register variables Recursive functions
• Command line arguments

Array and String

• 1-D,2-D array and string
• String handling library functions
• Additional string functions
• Searching
• Sorting with different algorithms
• ferror()
• ftell()
• feof(),
• fopen,fwrite,fread,
• File handling system calls – open(),
• read(), write(), lseek(), close(),
• Database handling in C

Pointers

• Introduction to pointers
• The ‘address of’ and ‘indirection’ operators
• Pointer expression
• Data types of pointers
• Pointers and arrays
• Assignment of pointers
• Pointer arithmetic
• Comparison of two pointers
• Pointers and functions
• Pointers and strings

C Preprocessor

• Macros with Arguments
• Macro Versus Function
• Directive
• Conditional Directive

Structures

• Introduction to structures
• Declaration and reference,
• Accessing structure elements,
• Array of structures,
• Nested structures,
• Self-referential structures,

Union Enumerated Data Type

• Introduction to Union
• Dynamic memory allocation
• Typedef statement

Files

• Introduction and need for a file
• Library functions to open/close a file,
• Functions to read/write a single
• Character from a file
• Formatted input output functions used in file
• handling fscanf(),
• fprintf(),
• fgets(), fputs()
• Flushing buffers,
• Functions used in file handling – fseek(),

Interfacing of Seven and Fourteen Segment Display

• Introduction to 7 Segment Display
• Types of 7 Segment Display
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 7 Segment Display
• Programming of 7 Segment Display Interfacing
• Introduction to 14 Segment Display
• Types of 14 Segment Display
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 14 Segment Display

8051 (MicroControllers using Assembly and C

Introduction to Embedded System

• History Need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor Microcontroller Classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Introduction to 8051 Microcontroller

• Introduction of ATMEL 8051 family
• Block diagram description of AT89C51
• Special feature of AT89C51
• Pin description of AT89C51

Registers Memory of AT89C51

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

Assembly Language Programming of AT89C51

• Addressing modes of AT89C51
• Directives of Assembly Language
• Data Transfer Instruction
• Jump Instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Interfacing of LED AND MATRIX

• Introduction of LED’s
• Interfacing Circuit Description of LED’s
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• Interfacing of LED Matrix

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• Working Interfacing of Temperature Sensor (DS1621 LM35)

Interfacing of External Memory

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing
• Introduction to I2C Protocol
• Using I2C library to read/write External Memory

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Introduction to Embedded C
• Different between C Embedded C
• Data Type of Embedded C
• Operators of Embedded C
• Statements Loops of Embedded C

Interworking of Assembly Embedded C

• Inline Function
• Inline Assembly Routines

Programming Interfacing using EMBEDDED C

• Programming of Timer Counter
• Programming of Serial Port
• Programming of Interrupt
• LCD Interfacing
• Motor Interfacing
• Key board Matrix Interfacing

Interfacing of LCD

• Introduction to 16 x 2 LCD
• Commands of 16 x 2 LCD
• Interfacing Circuit Description of 16 x 2 LCD
• Programming of 16 x 2 LCD

Interfacing of Switches Keyboard Matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Interfacing of Motors

• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System

Timers Counter Programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter

Serial Communication Programming

• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Types of Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven Programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Types of Interrupts
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Difference between RISC and CISC
• Memory Classification

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded Development Tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Designing with Microcontrollers

• Introduction to 8051 and Family
• Introduction to Microchip and Family
• Block Description of PIC 18F458
• PIN diagram Description of PIC 18F458
• Introduction of File Register (RAM)
• Introduction To RAM Architecture
• Access Bank
• Special Features of PIC18F458

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Advanced Embedded System PIC ( PIC18XXXX)

Introduction to Embedded Systems

• History need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System

Classification of Microprocessor Microcontroller

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on Architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Memory Classification

Brief Introduction to Computer Architecture

• Classification of Von-Neumann and Harvard Architecture

Introduction to PIC18 Compiler/ Simulator

• MPLAB Compiler
• MPLAB C 18 Compiler
• Micro Pro C Compiler
• PIC18 Simulator IDE
• Proteus

Real world interfacing – LED

• Brief introduction to P-N Junction Semiconductor Devices and LED
• Circuit Description of Interfacing LED
• LED Programming Patterns

Real world interfacing – 7 segment display

• Theory of 7-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 0-f character
• Writing one digit UP/DOWN Counter Program
• Programming 2 Digit/3 Digit /4 Digit Counter
• Introduction To TLC (Traffic Light Controller) Programming

Real world interfacing – LCD

• Block Diagram of LCD
• Types of LCD
• Pin Structure of 16×2 LCD
• Hardware Interfacing Circuit
• LCD Command set
• Writing program to drive LCD

Timer/Counter programming

• Description of SFR associated with Timer/Counter
• Configuring as a Timer
• Configuring as Counter
• Delay Count Calculations

Interfacing of switches keyboard matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Real world interfacing – MOTORS

• Different kind of Motors
• Interfacing of DC Motors and Stepper Motor
• Motor Drivers Interfacing

Using Internal/External Memories

• Introduction to External Memory Interfacing using Intel Bus Timing
• SFR configuration to read/write Internal Memory (EEPROM)
• Using library to read/write Internal EEPROM

Introduction of EMBEDDED C

• Why C
• Benefits of C over Assembly
• Constants, Variables Data Types
• Operators
• Control Statement and Loops
• Introduction to preprocessor directives
• Assembly within C (Inline Assembly)

Serial Communication programming

• Introduction to the Communication System
• Types of communication System
• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Data Framing and UART Introduction
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Programming of UART

Interrupt driven programming

• SFR associated with Interrupts
• Interrupt Handling Methods
• Programming Hardware Interrupts
• Programming Timer Interrupts
• Programming Serial Interrupts

Using and configuring adc

• Introduction to ADC
• ADC Initialization

Introduction of sensors

• Introduction of Transducers
• Types of Sensors
• Sensor Interfacing

Introduction to signal Decoder IC

• DTMF

Protocol Interfacing

• SPI Protocol
• I2C Protocol

Introduction to CCP and ECCP programming

• Standard CCP Module
• Enhanced CCP Module
• Compare mode programming
• Capture mode programming
• Motor interfacing
• 16×2 LCD Display

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Embedded Systems with Microcontroller (AVR)

Embedded system

• Brief idea of Embedded Systems Industrial applications
• Application/Area wise need of Embedded
• Hardware classification for Embedded

Brain of Embedded Appliances

• Brief idea of Micro-controller/processor
• Why Microcontroller?
• Architecture of Microcontroller
• System architecture – RISC, CISC, Harvard, Von-Neumann
• Architecture of Microcontroller

Embedded C

• Introduction classes
• Conditional statements or looping
• C – Array

Microcontroller (AVR)

• Features of microcontroller
• Pin out of microcontroller
• GP I/O Port specification
• Description about all Ports
• Description about IDE for programming
• Proteus Simulation for microcontroller
• I/O programming using Embedded C
• Led on/off programming
• Delay generation through function

Advanced features of Microcontroller

• TIMER
• ADC
• Serial communication
• Advance Communication Protocol
• Project as per Module

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Embedded Systems (ARM)

Introduction to Electronics

• Resistors
• Capacitors
• Diodes
• Transistor
• Transformers
• Power supply

Introduction to Embedded system

• History need of Embedded System
• Basic components of Embedded System
• Hardware Classification of Embedded System
• Programming Language Classification of Embedded System
• Advantage Disadvantage of Low level High level programming language of Embedded System

Microprocessor microcontroller classification

• Difference between Microprocessor Microcontroller
• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Type of Microcontroller
• Introduction to Microcontrollers
• Introduction to Microprocessor
• Other Programmable devices
• Difference b/w various processing devices

Brief introduction to Computer Architecture

• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Memory Classification and its organization

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded development tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Difference between C and Embedded C
• Compiler handling
• Creating and modifying projects in Compiler Conventional programs
• Basic Embedded programs structure
• Getting your programs into a compiler, writing your programs

ARM Architecture

• Introduction to ARM Architecture
• Block Diagram
• Functional Diagram
• AMBA bus architecture
• ARM versions
• The endian issue

Register and memory of ARM7TDMI

• ARM Register Set
• Modes in ARM
• Exception entry and return from different modes
• 32 bit CPU registers
• CPSR and SPSR register
• States in arm
• ARM naming

ARM Instruction Set’s

• Introduction to 32 bit ARM instruction set
• Introduction to 16 bit THUMB instruction set
• Introduction to 8- bit Jazelle instruction set
• Data processing instruction
• Barrel shifter instruction
• Load and store instruction
• Arithmetic Instruction
• Logical Instruction
• Branching Instruction

Introduction to LPC21xx series Microcontroller

• Introduction of lpc2000family
• Block diagram description of lpc2148
• Special feature of lpc2148
• Pin description of lpc2148

Registers memory of lpc2148

• Description of RAM
• Description of CPU Registers
• Function of SFR

PIN Control Block

• Pin Configuration
• Pin Connect Block
• General Purpose I/P

System control block in lpc2148

• Power control programming
• Pll programming
• Vpb programming

Interfacing of switches keyboard matrix

• Introduction to Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Interfacing Circuit of Switches Keyboard Matrix
• Programming of Keyboard Matrix Switches
• Controlling of LED’s by using Switches
• Key board Matrix LCD Interfacing Program

Real world interfacing – MOTORS

• Introduction to Motors
• Introduction to Motors
• Types of Motors used in Embedded System
• AC motor
• DC motor
• Stepper motor
• Servo motor
• DC geared motor
• Programming Controlling of Motors in Embedded System
• Different kind of Motors
• Interfacing of DC Motors and Stepper Motor
• Motor Drivers Interfacing

Motor Controlling circuits

• Motor controlling using driver ICs IC’s
• LM358(dual op- amp)
• LM35(Temperature sensor)
• L293D(dual H-bridge IC
• 7805(Voltage regulator)
• Lm317 IC

Types of sensors

• Introduction to Sensing Devices
• IR sensor
• Light searching sensor
• Temperature sensor
• Touch sensor
• Motion sensor

Introduction to signal Decoder IC

• DTMF

Timers counter programming

• Introduction to Timer Counter
• Difference between Timer and Counter
• Description of SFR associated with Timer Counter
• Programming of Timer Counter
• Timer 0 and Timer 1 Features
• Pin Description
• Basics of Timer Handling
• Capture and match modules in lpc2148

Other communication protocols

• Features
• Applications
• Pin Description
• Architecture and Register Description

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Linux Internals Device Drivers

Getting Started

• Introduction to Unix and Linux
• Programming Linux
• Linux Compiler
• History of Linux
• Types of Linux platform
• Real time system

Linux basics and commands

• File Handling
• Text Processing
• System Administration
• Process Management
• Archival
• Network
• File Systems
• Advanced Commands

Working with file

• Unix file Structure
• File and directory maintenance
• Changing the attributes of a file systems
• File handling concepts
• Normal level file handling
• Low level File handling

Sockets

• What is socket
• Socket connection
• Socket Attributes
• Creating a Socket
• Socket Addresses
• Naming a Socket
• Creating a Socket Queue
• Accepting Connections
• Requesting Connections
• Closing a Socket
• Socket Communications

Device Driver

• An Introduction to Device Drivers
• The Role of the Device Driver
• Splitting the Kernel
• Classes of Devices and Modules
• Security Issues
• Version Numbering
• Overview of the Book
• Building and Running Modules
• Setting Up Your Test System
• The Hello World Module
• Kernel Modules Versus Applications
• Compiling and Loading
• The Kernel Symbol Table
• Preliminaries
• Initialization and Shutdown
• Module Parameters
• Doing It in User Space
• Quick Reference
• 3. Char Drivers
• The Design of scull
• Major and Minor Numbers
• Some Important Data Structures
• Char Device Registration
• open and release
• scull’s Memory Usage
• read and write
• Playing with the New Devices

Brief introduction to Computer Architecture

• Classification based on architecture
• Classification based on Instruction Set
• Memory Classification and its organization

Computer Languages

• Low Level Languages
• Middle Level Language
• High Level Language
• Interaction of language with Compilers

Embedded development tools

• Assembler
• Interpreter
• Compiler
• Simulator
• Emulator
• Debugger

Embedded C programming

• C programming basics
• Operators
• Control Statement and Loops
• Introduction to preprocessor directives

GPIO register and peripheral register

• Gpio register with peripheral speed
• Gpio register with CPU speed
• Pinselect registers

Interfacing of LED Matrix

• Introduction of LED’s
• Brief introduction to P-N Junction Semiconductor Devices and LED
• Circuit Description of Interfacing LED
• Programming of LED’s Interfacing
• LED Programming Patterns
• Introduction to common cathode and common anode type Led matrix
• Interfacing hardware of Led matrix
• Programming led matrix
• Introduction to multiplexed led matrix using shifter ic

Real World Interfacing – Segment Display

• Theory of 7-Segment Displays
• Types of 7 Segment Display
• Writing Decoding Chart for 0-f character
• Writing one digit UP/DOWN Counter Program
• Programming 2 Digit/3 Digit /4 Digit Counter
• TLC (Traffic Light Controller) Programming
• Introduction to Multiplexed 7 segment displays
• Interfacing Multiplexed 7 segment displays
• Theory of 14-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 14 segment character
• Theory of 16-Segment Displays
• Writing Decoding Chart for 16 segment character

LCD Interfacing

• Block Diagram of LCD
• Types of LCD
• Introduction to 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Pin Structure of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Hardware Interfacing Circuit
• LCD Command set
• Commands of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• Programming of 16×1,16 x2 and 16x 4 LCD
• To move data on LCD in 8-bit
• To move data on LCD in 4-bit
• To display data on both rows in 4 and 8-bit Mode
• Scrolling message display on LCD in 4 and 8 bits Mode.
• Introduction to graphical LCD

Serial communication programming

• Introduction to the Communication System
• Types of communication System
• Introduction to Serial Communication
• Description of SFR associated with Serial Communication
• Data Framing and UART Introduction
• Introduction Interfacing of UART
• Interfacing with PC using UART/RS232

Interrupt driven programming

• Introduction to Interrupts
• Difference between polling and interrupt method
• Types of Interrupts
• Interrupt service routine (ISR)
• Vector Interrupt Control
• Programming of Software Hardware Interrupts
• Interrupt Priority
• Timer Interrupts Programming
• External Hardware Interrupts Programming
• SFR associated with Interrupts
• Programming Serial Interrupts
• RTC interrupt

Interfacing of ADC

• Introduction to ADC
• Registers for ADC
• Interfacing circuit of ADC
• ADC Initialization
• To display digital data on LED
• To display digital data on LCD

Real time clock

• Feathers
• Resister Description
• RTC Interrupts

Pulse width modulation

• PWM Generator
• Register Description
• Application

Processes and Signals

• What is process?
• Process Structure
• The Process Table
• Viewing Processes
• System Processes
• Process Scheduling

Getting Started

• Kill a process
• Fork
• Starting New Processes
• Waiting for a Process
• Zombie Processes
• Input and Output Redirection
• Execve ,exec ,execv, execlp ,execl ,execve
• Process commands
• Signal handling

Threads

• What is thread
• Thread programming
• Wait queues
• Spin lock
• Synchronization

Pipes

• what is pipe
• Process Pipes
• The pipe call
• Parent and child processes
• Named pipes

Semaphores, message queues and shared memory

• Semaphores
• Semaphore Definition
• Linux Semaphore Facilities
• Using Semaphores

Shared Memory

• shmget
• shmat
• shmdt
• shmctl

Message Queues

• msgget
• msgsnd
• msgrcv
• msgctl

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• Compare/Add/Sub/And/or – blocks instructions
• Move, File Handling, Timer , Counter block
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• Creating New SCADA Project
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• Creating & Editing Graphic displa y
• Attaching controls to graphic objects sizing, Blinking, Filling
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• Application of scripts
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• Fault finding/Troubleshooting

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• Compare/Add/Sub/And/or – blocks instructions
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• Master control/set/reset function
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• Creating Alarms & Events
• Application of scripts
• Communication with PL C/excel/different protocols
• Net DDE Communication
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Variable Speed Drives & Motors

• AC motors, operations & limitations
• Motor Starters: DOL, Star-Delta, Auto Transformer
• Motor control circuits, interlocking circuits
• Introduction to AC drives & applications
• Criteria for drives selection
• Parameter programming
• Designing of the drive control panel
• Communication with PLC, and SCADA software
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Panel Designing & Auto Cad

• Introduction to switch gears & accessories
• Basics of control & power dr awings
• General protection involved in panel
• Load management (connected load, running load, load factor)
• Indications (Ammeter, Volt Meter, PF & KW Meter, etc.)
• Preparation of general arrangement diagrams, busbar sizing
• Electrical Protection
• Preparation of power & control circuits
• General wiring guidelines/practices
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Introduction to VLSI

• What is VLSI
• VLSI Design Flow
• ASIC
• SOC

SECTION A:Fundamentals of Digital Design

• FUNDAMENTALS
• Combinational Logic Design
• Sequential Logic Design Priciples

SECTION B: Advanced Digital Design

• Synchronous/Asynchronous Sequential Circuits
• ASM charts
• Finite state machine
• Mealy and Moore machine
• State reduction technique
• Sequence Detectors
• Clock Dividers
• Synchronizers Arbiters
• FIFO & Pipelining

MINOR PROJECT

• Lab Sessions on ModelSIM

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• Dataflow Modeling
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• Tasks and Functions
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Verification concepts in VLSI

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• The Verification Process
• The Verification Methodology
• Basic Testbench Functionality
• Directed Testing
• Methodology Basics
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• Building a Layered Testbench
• Simulation Environment Phases
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• Verification domains and tools
• What is bug?
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• Use of system verilog in Industries and for Design
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• Keywords
• Arrays
• Queue
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• Memory allocation
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Basic Scripting using Tcl

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• Data types, variables, assignments and expressions
• Lists, arrays and associative arrays
• Subroutines or Procedures
• Control structures
• File Input and Output
• The world of regular expressions
• More on TCL – trace, eval, exec, info, history, format

VLSI DESIGN FLOW TRAINING

LEARNING TECHNOLOGY IN THE MOST PROFICIENT WAY

People wanting to have VLSI Design Flow education must come to DUCAT. DUCAT is the best for any IT connected teaching. The training given is fully specialized and it’s unnecessary to say that after schooling the trainees become specialized in the field. This course gives an in-depth awareness going into details starting from system design,problem connected to definition, analysis related necessities and others details of testing. This course will includes practical tests and industrial test which provides self-assurance to students to clear industrial interview and pass the certification exam with VLSI Design Flow. Software testing teaching will increase portability, maintainability, compatibility, ability, dependability, competence and usability of the candidate. This training program helps businessman and job applicant to know animportant way to developmentof productivity and cost reduction. DUCAT has faculties who are expert in this field. They communicate their ability in a way that the learner very easily relates with the subject and outshine in the field. The teaching imparted makes them very much competent of taking correct condition based choice and to solve issues, making them more preferred candidates than the other in the job market.

Introduction to VLSI

• What is VLSI
• VLSI Design Flow
• ASIC
• SoC

Fundamentals of Digital Design

• Basic Digital Circuits
• Logic gates Boolean Algebra
• Number System
• Digital Logic Families

Combinational Logic Design

• Multiplexers
• MUX based design for digital circuits
• Demultiplexers/Decoders
• Adders/Sub tractors
• BCD Arithmetic ALU
• Comparators Parity Generator
• Code Converters/Encoders
• Decoders
• Multipliers/Divider

Sequential Logic Design Priciples

• Bistable Elements,
• Latches and Flip-Flops
• Counters and its application
• Synchronous Design Methodology
• Impediments to Synchronous Design
• Shift Registers
• Design Examples Case studies

Advanced Digital Design

• Synchronous/Asynchronous Sequential Circuits
• Clocked Synchronous State-Machine Analysis.
• Clocked Synchronous State-Machine Design
• Finite state machine
• Mealy and Moore machine
• State reduction technique
• Sequence Detectors
• ASM Charts
• Synchronizer Failure and Metastability Estimation
• Clock Dividers
• Synchronizers Arbiters
• FIFO Pipelining
• PLD + CPLD

VHDL OVERVIEW AND CONCEPTS

• Types, object
• classes, design units, compilation, elaboration.
• BASIC LANGUAGE ELEMENTS: Lexical elements,
• syntax, operators, types and subtypes (scalar, physical,
• real, composite (arrays, records), access files).

DRIVERS

• Resolution function, drivers (definition,
• initialization, creation ), ports
• TIMING:
• Signal attributes, “wait” statement, delta time,
• simulation engine, modeling with delta time delays, VITAL
• tables, inertial / transport delay

ELEMENTS OF ENTITY/ARCHITECTURE

• Entity,
• architecture, (process, concurrent signal assignment,
• component instantiation and port association rules,
• consurrent procedure, generate, concurrent assertion, block, guarded signal).

SUBPROGRAMS

• Rules and guidelines (unconstrained
• arrays, interface class, initialization, implicit signal
• attributes, drivers, signal characteristics in procedure
• calls, side effects) overloading, functions (resolution
• function, operator overloading), concurrent procedure.

PACKAGES

• Declaration, body, deferred Constant, “use”
• Clause, Signals, resolution function, subprograms,
• converting typed object to strings, TEXTIO, printing
• objects, linear feedback shift register, random number
• generation compilation order

USER DEFINED ATTRIBUTES, SPECIFICATIONS, AND CONFIGURATION

• Attributes declarations, attributes
• specification, configuration specification and binding,
• configuration declaration and binding, configuration of
• generate statements.

DESIGN FOR SYNTHESIS

• Constructs, register interface,
• combinational logic interface, state machine and
• design styles, arithmetic operations.

FUNCTIONAL MODELS AND TESTBENCHES

• Test
• bench design methodology, BFM Modeling,scenario
• generation schemes, waveform generator, client/server,
• text command file, binary command file.

VERILOG

• Evolution of CAD, emergence of HDLs, typical HDLbased
• design flow, why Verilog HDL?, trends in HDLs.

Hierarchical Modeling Concepts

• Top-down and bottom-up design methodology,
• differences between modules and module instances,parts
• of a simulation, design block, stimulus block.

Basic Concepts

• Lexical conventions, data types, system tasks, compiler
• variable
• directives.

Modules and Ports

• Modules definition, port declaration, connecting ports,
• hierarchical name referencing.

Gate-Level Modeling

• Modeling using basic Verilog gate primitives, description
• of and/or and Buf/not type gates, rise, fall and turn-off
• delays, min, max and typical delays.

Dataflow Modeling

• Continuous assignments, delay specification,
• expressions, operators, operands, operator types.

Structured procedures, initial and always, blocking and

• nonblocking statements, delay control, generate
• statement, event control, conditional statements,
• multiway branching, loops, sequential and parallel blocks.

Tasks and Functions

• Differences between tasks and functions, declaration,
• invocation, automatic tasks and functions.
• Datatype

Useful Modeling Techniques

• Procedural continuous assignments, overriding
• parameters, conditional compilation and execution, useful
• system tasks.

Advanced Verilog Topics

• Timing and Delays
• Distributed, lumped and pin-to-pin delays, specify blocks,
• parallel and full connection, timing checks, delay backannotation.

Switch-Level Modeling

• Syntax
• variable
• Datatype

PHP Syntax

• MOS and CMOS Switches, bidirectional switches,
• modeling of power and ground, resistive switches, delay
• specification on switches.

User-Deined Primitives

• Parts of UDP, UDP rules, combinational UDPs, sequential
• UDPs Shorthand symbols.

Logic Synthesis with Verilog HDL

• Introduction to logic synthesis, impact of logic synthesis,
• Verilog HDL constructs and operators for logic synthesis,
• synthesis design flow, verification of synthesized circuits,
• modeling tips, design partitioning.

Advanced Verification Techniques

• Introduction to a simple verification flow, architectural
• modeling, test vectors/testbenches,simulation
• acceleration emulation, analysis/coverage, assertion
• checking, formal verification, semi-formal verification,
• equivalence checking.

Introduction to ASIC DESIGN METHODOLOGY

• Typical Design Flow
• Specification and RTL Coding
• Dynamic Simulation

PHP Syntax

• Syntax
• variable
• Constraints, Synthesis
• Formal Verification
• Statics Timing Analysis
• Placement Routing and Verification
• Engineering Change Order

Front End Implementation SYNTHESIS

• Synthesis Environment
• Design Constraint
• Design Enty
• Technology Library
• Delay Calculation
• Delay Model

PARTITIONING AND CODING STYLES

• Partitioning for Synthesis
• RTL: Software Vs Hardware
• General guidelines
• Technology Independence
• Clock Logic
• Clock Stretching
• Guidelines for FSM Synthesis
• Logic Inference
• Memory element inference
• Multiplexer Inference
• Three state Inference

System Verilog

• Introduction to system verilog
• Data types:-
• Datatype
• Integer data type
• Real and short real
• Void data types
• Strings
• Event
• User defined
• Data declaration- Constant variables net reg logic
• signal aliasing
• Enumerations
• Structure and Union
• Classes
• Casting
• Arrays
• Packed and unpacked
• Dynamic arrays
• Queues
• Operators and Expressions
• Arithmetic
• Logical
• Operator Loading
• Conditional
• Procedural statements and Control flow
• Blocking and non blocking assignments
• Selection Statements
• Loops
• jump
• Final block
• Named block
• Event control
• Level sensitive seq. control

Task and functions

• Argument passing
• Import and export functions
• Intro
• Object and its properties and methods
• Constructor
• Inheritances
• Sub classes
• Overridden members
• Super class
• Casting
• Data hiding and encapsulation
• Constant class and virtual methods
• Polymirphism
• Assertions
• Immediate assertion
• Concurrent assertion overview
• Boolean exp
• Seq.
• Sequence operation
• Manipulating data in sequence
• Calling sub routines on the match of sequence
• Concurrent assertions

List of Projects

• Microcontroller Design
• RISC CISC Processor Design
• Multiplier/Divider using different Algorithms
• DDR Controller
• I2C,AMBA,Wishbone Conmax
• JTAG: Boundary SCAN
• JPC, PCI, Ethernet
• CORDIC Algorithm

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RHCVA TRAINING

DUCAT is a training institute which is most suitable for imparting technical training. People intending to have technical training must go to this institute to have the training. RHCVA is a certification program for virtualization administrators. The training is performance based. Virtualization that is taught provides greater IT efficiency and reduces the cost by running various systems with a single server. The training that is imparted is on the different aspects of RHCVA. Students learn how to install the process and to run it efficiently. The guidance of the experienced trainers helps them to understand the features of RHCVA in such depths that the trainees become well conversant with them all. The training is imparted by faculty members that are the best. They themselves are experts in the field. They impart all their expertise to their trainees. The dummy scenarios are made so real that the trainees get a firsthand experience of what actually needs to be done as a virtual administrator. The training imparted makes the trainees get good jobs in reputed companies.

Basic Linux Concept

• Introduction of Linux
• Basic command of Linux
• Installation of Linux
• Manage the file System
• Partition Creation & Mount the file system
• LVM Partition & Mount LVM
• Snapshot of LVM

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization

• Virtualization
• Native / Para / x86 hardware assisted Virtualization
• Xen vs KVM
• KVM & KSM
• KVM Device Model
• VirtIO
• Virt-Manager

Advance RHEL Virtualization

• Managing virtual machines with RHN
• virt-install
• Defining VMs with libvirt
• Starting VMs at boot
• iSCSI
• Configuring iSCSI targets
• Configuring iSCSI initiatorsShared storage and iSCSI considerations

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization

• Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization
• RHEV for Servers
• RHEV Manager
• RHEV Manager: Requirements
• Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Hypervisor
• Central Storage Repository
• VDSM
• Configuring Active Directory

RHEV Manager

• Installing RHEV Manager
• vInstalling RHEV-M components
• RHEV-M Database
• Accessing RHEV-M Admin Portal

RHEV Hypervisor 2.2

• Introduction to RHEV-H
• Architecture Overview
• Installing RHEV-H
• RHEV-H Boot Menu
• RHEV-H Firstboot Menu
• Filesystems
• Reconfiguration
• Upgrading RHEV-H
• Troubleshooting RHEV-H
• Important Log Files

RHEV Data Center

• Storage Domains
• Storage Pool Manager
• System Schedulere
• Logical Networks
• Creating Data Center
• Creating Cluster
• Preparing NFS Storage
• Preparing ISCSI Storage
• ISO Uploader

RHEV for Servers

• Creating New Virtual Server
• Installing a Virtual Server
• PXE installation
• Starting and Stopping Guests
• Virtual Server Console
• Editing VM Configuration
• Migrating VM
• Moving VM images
• Removing Guests

RHEV for Desktops

• RHEV for Desktops Architecture
• RHEV for Desktops Main Features
• SPICE
• SPICE Drivers
• Creating a New Virtual Desktop
• Installing Windows Network virtIO Drivers
• Configuring SPICE for RHEL Guests

Snapshots and Templatesl

• Data Domain Image Formats
• Image Management: Snapshots
• Creating VM Snapshots
• Restoring VM Snapshots
• Deleting VM Snapshots
• Templates
• Creating Templates
• Windows Template: Sysprep
• RHEV and Sysprep
• RHEV configuration tools and sysprep

Desktop Pools, Users & Portal

• Desktop Pools
• Creating Desktop Pools
• Managing Desktop Pools
• Managing

Advanced RHEV Users

• User Portal
• Accessing the Portal
• Accessing Virtual Desktops

Advanced RHEV

• Exporting and Importing Virtual Resources
• virt-v2v
• Using Search Bar
• Using Tags
• Using Monitoring Tools
• Using Log Collector

RHEV Managed RHEL Hosts

• RHEV Software for RHEL hosts
• Installing RHEL
• Installing Prerequisite software
• RHEL Node Registration with RHEV
• Troubleshooting Registration
• Performance Tuning

UNIX / LINUX SHELL SCRIPTING TRAINING

INCREASE JOB POTENTIAL WITH A TECHNICAL TRAINING

The training imparted by DUCAT makes one develop his job accessibility. UNIX SHELL SCRIPTING training is imparted in such a method that the students become technically sound and that enhances their capability to work with this knowledge as technocrats. UNIX SHELL SCRIPTING is a script printed for the shell, or command line predictor of any operating scheme. The shell is often taken as aneasy domain-specific program language. Characteristic operations done by shell scripts include file management, program implementation and printing text. DUCAT gives guidance by essentially making the student work with UNIX SHELL SCRIPTING. The teaching procedure is set in such a way that the learner gets a real feel of the work. The knowledge is trained in a step by step procedure so that the students can get that into their head and put into practice it when needed. They are permitted to create and manage tables, do scripting and actual feel the pulse. The trainers at DUCAT is the most outstanding. They have the first hand information of the procedure and really communicate that to their students. The students feel confident that they are at DUCAT for the education.

UNIX Shell Scripting BASIC SHELL SCRIPTING

• Shell Basics
• Types of shells
• Shell functionality
• Environment
• Writing first script
• Writing script & executing basic script
• Debugging script
• Making interactive scripts
• Variables (default variables)
• Mathematical expressions
• Conditional statements
• If-else-elif
• Test command
• Logical operators-AND,OR,NOT
• Case –esac
• Loops
• While
• For
• Until
• Break & continue
• Command line arguments
• Positional parameters
• Set & shift
• IFS
• Functions & file manipulations
• Processing file line by line
• Functions
• Regular Expression & Filters
• What is regular expression
• Grep, cut, sort commands
• Grep patterns
• SED & AWK
• Processes
• Concept of process in Unix
• Background processes

Advanced Shell Scripting

• Advanced Scripting Techniques
• Providing command line options to scripts
• Shell & subshells
• Exporting variables
• Arrays
• Remote shell execution
• Dialog boxes
• SQL with Shell
• Connecting to MySQL using shell
• Running SQL queries from a shell script
• Managing disk space/file system
• Startup-Shutdown scripts
• Backup-cpio-tar
• Monitoring , health check
• Test Framework Development
• Design and concept of test setup
• Sample Framework design and demo
• Small Project

RED HAT SERVER HARDENING (RH413) TRAINING

Red Hat® Server Hardening (RH413) builds on a student’s Red Hat Certified Engineer (RHCE®) certification or equivalent experience to provide an understanding of how to secure a Red Hat Enterprise Linux® system to comply with security policy requirements. Many security policies and standards require systems administrators to address specific user authentication concerns, application of updates, system auditing and logging, file system integrity, and more. Red Hat Server Hardening provides strategies for addressing specific policy and configuration concerns.

Track security updates

• Understand how Red Hat Enterprise Linux produces updates and how to use yum to perform queries to identify what errata are available.

Manage software updates

• Develop a process for applying updates to systems including verifying properties of the update.

Create file systems

• Allocate an advanced file system layout and use file system encryption.

Manage file systems

• Adjust file system properties through security related options and file system attributes.

Manage special permissions

• Work with set user ID (SUID), set group ID (SGID), and sticky (SVTX) permissions and locate files with these permissions enabled.

Manage additional file access controls

• Modify default permissions applied to files and directories; work with file access control lists.

Monitor for file system changes

• Configure software to monitor the files on your machine for changes.

Manage user accounts

• Set password-aging properties for users; audit user accounts.

Manage pluggable authentication modules (PAMs)

• Apply changes to PAMs to enforce different types of rules on users.

Secure console access

• Adjust properties for various console services to enable or disable settings based on security.

Install central authentication

• Install and configure a Red Hat Identity Management server and client.

Manage central authentication

• Configure Red Hat Identity Management rules to control both user access to client systems and additional privileges granted to users on those systems.

Control access to network services

• Manage firewall rules to limit connectivity to network services.

436 CLUSTER TRAINING

Red Hat Enterprise Clustering and Storage Training help an administrator to maintain and manage the ISCSI storage, UDEV rules maintenance, and multi-path, the web-user interface which provides you the easy maintenance of cluster. The main attraction is the web-user interface, which provides easy maintenance of the cluster and storage through the GUI mode and also explains about the leading file system in clustering and storage i.e., the Global File System 2 and common cluster issues.

Storage Technologies & ISCSI Configuration

• SAN vs NAS
• iSCSI Data Access
• iSCSI Target Naming
• Configuring iSCSI Targets
• Configuring iSCSI Initiators

Kernel Device Management

• udev Features
• Configuring udev
• udev rules
• udevmonitor
• Tuning disk queue
• Tuning deadline scheduler
• Tuning anticipatory scheduler
• Tuning noop scheduler
• Tuning cfg scheduler

Device Mapper & Multipathing

• Device Mapper
• dmsetup
• Multipath overview
• Device Mapper Components
• Multipath Configuration

Red Hat Cluster Suite Overview

• Red Hat Cluster Suite
• Cluster Topology
• Clustering Advantages
• Cluster Requirements
• Red Hat Cluster Suite Components
• Security
• Cluster Manager (CMAN)
• Cluster Quorum
• Resource Group Manager (rgmanager)
• luci
• ricci
• Clustered Logical Volume Manager (CLVM)
• Distributed Lock Manager (DLM)
• Fencing

Global File System 2 (GFS2)

• Introduction to GFS
• GFS2 Limits
• Creating a GFS2 file system
• DLM
• Mounting a GFS2 file system
• Journaling
• Quotas
• Repairing GFS2 file system

Quorum & Disk Manager

• Cluster Quorum
• Two node cluster
• CMAN

Fencing & Failover

• Power Fencing vs Fabric Fencing
• SCSI Fencing
• Fencing Methods

Quorum Disk

• Quorum Disk Communications
• Quorum Disk Heartbeat and status
• Quorum Disk Heuristics
• Working with Quorum Disk

Resource Group Manager (rgmanager)

• Resource Groups
• Resource Group Hierarchy
• Resource Recovery
• Cluster Status
• Troubleshooting

Comprehensive Review

DO 407 ANSIBLE TRAINING

Automation with Ansible (DO407) is designed for system administrators who are intending to use Ansible for automation, configuration, and management. Learn how to install and configure Ansible, create and run playbooks to configure systems, and learn to manage inventories

Course introduction

• Introduce and review the course.

Introduce Ansible

• Describe the terminology and architecture of Ansible.

Deploy Ansible

• Install Ansible and run ad hoc commands.

Implement playbooks

• Write Ansible plays and execute a playbook.

Manage variables and inclusions

• Describe variable scope and precedence, manage variables and facts in a play, and manage inclusions

Implement task control

• Manage task control, handlers, and tags in Ansible playbooks.

Implement Jinja2 templates

• Implement a Jinja2 template.

Implement roles

• Create and manage roles.

Optimizing Ansible

• Configure connection types, delegations, and parallelism.

Implement Ansible Vault

• Manage encryption with Ansible Vault.

Troubleshoot Ansible

• Troubleshoot the Ansible control machine and managed nodes.

Implement Ansible Tower

• Implement Ansible Tower.

Implement Ansible in a DevOps environment

• Implement Ansible in a DevOps environment using Vagrant.

Comprehensive review

• Review tasks from the Automation with Ansible course

PERFORMANCE TUNING TRAINING

we are offering Performance Tuning Training in more practical way. Ducat Performance Tuning trainers offers Performance Tuning in Classroom training,Performance Tuning Corporate Training services. We framed our syllabus to match with the real world requirements for both beginner level to advanced level.

Elements of Monitoring and Tuning

• Monitoring vs Profiling
• Whole system view
• Before tuning kernel
• Kernel Tunables
• Using system documentation

Simple Network Monitoring

• SNMP
• Management Information Base
• Installing SNMP
• Using SNMP for queries
• Configuring SNMP client
• Enabling SNMP agents
• Profiling SNMP host access controls

Graphical Reporting

• MRTG
• Configuring MRTG
• Ad-hoc utilities
• iostat and sar
• Awk
• Using Gnuplot
• Creating custom script

Kernel Level Profiling

• Installing OProfile
• Installing kernel-debuginfo
• OProfile Architecture
• System Tap
• System Tap Scripts
• stap command
• staprun command

Queuing Theory

• Introduction to Queuing Theory
• Little’s Law
• Queue Length
• Wait Time
• Finding hot spot in codes
• Arrival rate vs completion rate
• Predicting system-wide limits
• Predicting resource limits

Physical Disk Characteristics

• Physical factors affecting disk IO
• Disk storage density
• Block IO request and cache effect
• Tuning sequential read access
• Tuning the disk queue
• Tuning deadline scheduler
• Tuning anticipatory scheduler
• Tuning noop scheduler
• Tuning cfq scheduler
• Physical block device interface
• Virtual block devices

Reducing Disk Visit Count

• Virtual File System (VFS)
• Fragmentation
• Viewing fragmentation
• Tuning fragmentation
• Filesystem limits
• Journaling
• Improving journal performance
• Tuning journal performance
• Lock contention
• Chunk size
• Calculating filesystem stride
• Tuning RAID

Processes and Scheduler

• Types of CPU cache
• Locality of reference
• Improving locality of reference
• Tuning scheduler policy
• Viewing CPU performance data

Kernel Timing and Process Latency

• Tuning system ticks
• Tuning processor speed
• IRQ balancing
• Tuning IRQ affinity
• Equalizing CPU visit count
• Hot-plugging CPUs
• Virtual CPUs
• Tuning VCPUs at domain creation
• Tuning VCPU affinity

Memory Addressing and Allocation

• Overview of memory addressing
• Virtual disk space
• Viewing and Tuning process address space
• Physical address space
• Overview of memory allocation
• Improving RAM performance
• Improving MMU performance
• Improving NUMA performance
• Improving TLB performance
• Viewing System calls
• Virtual domain memory
• Recovering unassigned memory

Memory Cache

• Tuning page allocation
• Tuning overcommit
• Slab cache
• ARP cache
• Tuning ARP cache
• Page cache
• Tuning page cache
• Anonymous pages

Memory Reclamation

• Page status
• Calculating dirty and clean memory
• Reclaiming dirty pages
• Tuning pdflush
• Out of memory killer
• Tuning OOM policy
• Detecting memory leaks
• Understanding swap
• Improving swap performance
• Tuning swappiness
• Tuning swap size
• Tuning swap for think time
• Tuning swap visit count
• Monitoring memory usage

Essential Network Tuning

• Calculating per-socket buffer size
• Tuning core buffer size
• Tuning TCP buffer size
• Tuning DMA buffer size
• Tuning fragmentation buffers
• Network interrupt handling
• Network sockets
• TCP sockets
• Tuning TCP socket creation

RH236 GLUSTER TRAINING

This course is for senior system and storage administrators who are interested in deploying scalable, highly available storage on off-the-shelf hardware and in cloud environments.This course is based on Red Hat Gluster Storage.

Introduction to Red Hat Storage Server

• Concept and Terminology
• Hardware Requirement

Installing Red Hat Storage Server

• Installing Red Hat Storage Server on Premise
• Installing Red Hat Storage Server on Public Cloud

Basic Configuration

• Building a Trusted Storage Pool
• Understanding Bricks
• Building a Volume

Volume Types

• Understanding Different Volume Types
• Creating a Replicated Volume
• Creating Distributed-Replicated Volume

Storage Clients

• Native Clients
• NFS Clients
• CIFS Clients
• Volume Options

Access Control List & Quotas

• Implementing POSIX ACL’s
• Implementing Quotas

Extending Volumes

• Growing Volumes
• Extending Volumes

IP Failover

• Configuring IP Failover with CTDB

Geo-Replication

• Configuring Geo-Replication for Disaster Recovery

Unified File and Object Storage

• Introduction to Swift
• Configuring Swift
• Testing Swift

Troubleshooting

• Troubleshooting
• Investigate Self-Heal

RH310 OPENSTACK TRAINING

This Course provides students with a detailed understanding of steps necessary to operate OpenStack environment. Participants will go through architectures, live implementations, provisioning and lab setup for the real-world challenges faced by OpenStack experts.

Introduction to Red Hat Ceph Storage

• Introduce Red Hat Ceph Storage architecture, components, and attributes

Deploy and access Red Hat Ceph Storage

• Create snapshots and clones for Red Hat Ceph Storage.

Create snapshots and clones

• Manage snapshots and clones of a Ceph Block Device (RBD).

Ceph with the Glance Image service

• Integrate Ceph with the OpenStack Glance Image service to store OpenStack images in Ceph

Ceph with the Cinder Block Storage service

• Integrate Ceph with the OpenStack Cinder Block Storage service to provide OpenStack volumes in Ceph

Ceph with the Nova compute service

• Integrate Ceph with the OpenStack Nova compute service to store instance data in Ceph.

Introduce networking fundamentals

• Review networking concepts and deploy OpenStack with a separate Neutron networking node.

Network interfaces

• Manage network interfaces manually (using the ip command) and persistently

Virtual network devices

• Create and deploy virtual network devices.

Network namespaces

• Manage and implement networks inside a network namespace.

Neutron services

• Verify and manage the Neutron services

Provisioning tenant networks

• Provision tenant networks using VXLAN tunnels, GRE tunnels, and VLANs.

Provisioning tenant networks

• Provision tenant networks using VXLAN tunnels, GRE tunnels, and VLANs.

Neutron networking services

• Diagnose and troubleshoot issues with the Neutron networking service

Neutron networking services

• Diagnose and troubleshoot issues with the Neutron networking service

RH342 TRAINING

The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Diagnostics and course (RH342) provides system administrators with the tools and techniques they need to successfully diagnose, and fix, a variety of potential issues. Students will work through hands-on problems in various subsystems to diagnose and fix common issues.

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Display strategic knowledge and thought processes that aid in providing business solutions.

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FAQs

• What is the time duration of this Business Analytics course in Ducat?

Ans: In Ducat the IT training School there are numerous job-oriented IT courses of various course duration. For a business analytics course, the time duration is around 4 months.

• What if I miss 1 or 2 sessions during the course?

Here, at Ducat, if you fail to attend any session there is no need to worry as you also get access to the recorded sessions of the whole course and you can also connect with our trainers for any queries

• How will I receive my Business analytics course certificate?

After the course completion of the Business analytics course you will receive an industry recognised Business analytics certification from Ducat Institute.

• How to become a Business analyst?

Firstly you need to master and sharpen your business analytics skills, which involve data analytics skills, understanding of related industries, business analytics processes and financial understanding which you will learn in the business analytics course.

• Are Business analysts and data scientists the same?

No, both are different as the basic difference between them is that structured and unstructured data are used by Data scientists whereas business analysts primarily use structured data.

• What are the job profiles in the business analyst domain?

There are numerous job profiles in the business analyst domain, some of them are

• Data scientist
• Data Architect
• Sales analyst
• Data Engineer
• Business analyst manager
• Data analysts and many more
• What is the process of getting placement in this business analytics domain?

Here, at Ducat the IT training school we offer 100% placement or job support by providing learners with a Campus placement drive and walk-in interviews.

PMP Certification Training Course offered by Ducat is live trainer-led offline and online training which helps you to master the skills of PMP. Learn with expert trainers who help you to master every concept of the PMP. Enrol right away in this excellent PMP certification course and learn all the concepts of Project Management today.

Course Overview

In Ducat’s PMP training course, we cover all topics from basic to advanced level which is necessary to become a project management professional. It includes topics such as the core competencies of a project manager, Creating a high-performing team, Starting the project, keeping the team on track, new technologies and practices and much more. Along with the main focus on strategies and core business knowledge, key highlights and roles of the project manager are also included.

Key Highlights of the PMP Course

• Live Instructor-led interactive sessions
• Hands-on real-world practical learning
• Doubt clearing live sessions
• Flexible training schedule
• 100% Placement Assistance
• Real-world Projects
• Real-world Case Studies
• Assignments

Project management professional: What does it mean?

Project Management Institute provides globally recognized certification for project managers which is project management professional (PMP).

The Project Management Professional certification, which is the industry’s gold standard, is the most desirable and well-known professional certificate for project management.

What will you learn?

• Leadership
• Starting the project
• Conflict resolution
• Doing the work
• Keeping the team on track
• Time management
• Keeping the business in mind

Who should attend this course?

• Project Coordinators
• Program Managers
• Project Leaders
• Team Manager
• Project analysts
• Project Director
• Project Managers

Why take PMP training from Ducat

The purpose of this PMP programme is to equip project managers, both present and future, with the tools they need to manage projects more effectively and efficiently throughout the project management life cycle. Get training certification upon course completion. A certified trainer with more than 10 + years of training experience will help you to master this PMP course. These trainers have experience working on real-world projects and programmes. To assist participants in understanding the actual application of the PMP, they draw on their extensive, practical industry expertise. The best PMP certification training is provided by Ducat so that students can excel in their fields. Enrol right away to learn from the best subject-matter experts.

Objectives of this PMP training

• Learn about the project management best practices and standards
• Recognise how projects fit within an organisation’s overall plan.
• In addition to the customary emphasis on project outputs, pay attention to project benefits.
• Learn and understand formal technical terms and procedures used in project management across the globe.
• Apply formal methods and tools to the initiation, planning, supervision, execution, control, and completion of a project.
• Apply knowledge management strategies to a project. Recognise the internal and external project influences, such as enterprise environmental factors, organisational structures, and process assets
• Recognise the competencies and learn the skills of a project manager.
• Analyse and incorporate different project management aspects, such as the project’s scope, schedule, budget, quality, human resources, communications, risk, procurement, and stakeholders.
• Apply project integration management principles and procedures.
• Learn to apply Agile principles to real projects in all of the project knowledge domains.

FAQs

1. What are the benefits of learning this PMP course?

Here are some advantages of earning a PMP certification:

• It increases the value and authority of your resume and provides recognition in the industry.
• It promotes learning and the growth of abilities.
• It enables project managers to potentially earn higher salaries.
• It provides networking opportunities and creates important connections.
• It provides you with the opportunity to prove your dedication and validates your efforts.

2. Whom should I contact if I need more information regarding the course?

By visiting our website, you can get in touch with us and you can contact us at 70-70-90-50-90, one of our Subject Matter Experts or Education Counsellor Teams will answer your questions or you can speak with our live chat support staff. Your questions will be answered fully by our customer support representatives.

3. Is there any provision if I failed to attend any live sessions?

Even if you accidentally miss a live PMP session, it won’t be a problem. We provide recordings of each session, and every learner has access to the class session recordings. The PMP sessions can be viewed at your convenience and pace.

4. What are the acceptable payment methods?

• Cash
• Net Banking
• Cheque
• UPI
• Debit Card
• Credit Card

5. What kinds of learning methods does Ducat offer?

Ducat provides a variety of learning options that are ideal for students.

• Trainer-led instruction in a classroom
• Online instruction with a live instructor
• Campus instruction