Analysis - M1 (remediation)

Level: M1

Linear Algebra - M1 (remediation)

Probability and Statistics - M1 (remediation)

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Level: M1

Programmation Web - M1 (remediation)

 

Here’s a course description for "Web Programming Basics":

Course: Web Programming Basics

Description:

This course introduces the fundamental concepts of web programming, providing students with the essential skills needed to create and maintain dynamic websites. Participants will learn the key technologies used in web development, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Course Objectives:

  1. Understanding Web Technologies: Learn the structure and function of the World Wide Web and the basics of web architecture.

  2. HTML Fundamentals: Explore the syntax and semantics of HTML to create structured web content.

  3. Styling with CSS: Understand how to use CSS for layout design, styling, and responsive web design techniques.

  4. JavaScript Basics: Introduce the fundamentals of JavaScript for client-side programming and enhancing interactivity on web pages.

  5. Web Development Tools: Familiarize with development tools and best practices for coding, debugging, and testing web applications.

  6. Creating Responsive Websites: Learn techniques for building websites that work across various devices and screen sizes.

  7. Introduction to Web Hosting: Understand the basics of deploying a website on the internet and managing domain names.

Target Audience:

This course is intended for beginners with little to no prior experience in web development. It is suitable for students in computer science, design, or anyone interested in learning how to build websites.

Course Format:

The course will include lectures, hands-on coding exercises, group projects, and real-world applications to reinforce the concepts learned.

Computer Network -M1 (remediation)

 

Le cours "réseaux informatiques" a pour objectifs de :

  1. Comprendre les concepts de base des réseaux informatiques et les modèles comme OSI et TCP/IP.
  2. Identifier et maîtriser les composants des réseaux (routeurs, switch, etc.).
  3. Apprendre les principaux protocoles réseau (IP, TCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.).
  4. Développer des compétences pratiques en configuration et gestion de réseaux.
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    The " Comuter Network " course aims to:

    1. Understand the basic concepts of computer networks and models such as OSI and TCP/IP.
    2. Identify and master network components (routers, switches, etc.).
    3. Learn the main network protocols (IP, TCP, DNS, HTTP, FTP, SMTP, etc.).
    4. Develop practical skills in network configuration and management.
Level: M1

Relational Database - M1 (remediation)

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:
    • Create Entity Relationship Models and Entity Relationship Diagrams
    • Create Relational Models
    • Identify and interpret basic SQL statements and commands 
    • Manipulate records in a database with the use of SQL statements and commands
There are 3 chapters  in this course:
  1. Introduction de DBMS and Entity Relational Models
  2. Relational Models
  3. SQL Language
Level: M1

Operating System - M1 (remediation)

Course: Operating Systems

Description:

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts and principles of operating systems. Students will explore the role of operating systems in managing hardware and software resources, and learn how they facilitate the execution of applications.

Course Objectives:

  1. Understanding Operating Systems: Learn the purpose and functions of operating systems in computing environments.

  2. Process Management: Explore process creation, scheduling, and synchronization, and understand how operating systems manage concurrent processes.

  3. Memory Management: Examine memory allocation, paging, segmentation, and virtual memory concepts.

  4. File Systems: Understand file organization, storage management, and the structure of file systems.

  5. Input/Output Systems: Learn about device management, I/O buffering, and the role of drivers.

  6. Security and Protection: Discuss operating system security measures and access control mechanisms.

  7. Current Trends: Explore contemporary operating systems, including mobile and cloud-based systems, and their unique challenges.

Target Audience:

This course is aimed at students in computer science, information technology, or related fields. A basic understanding of programming and computer architecture is recommended.

Course Format:

The course will include lectures, hands-on labs, and projects that allow students to apply their knowledge to real-world operating system scenarios.

Object-Oriented Programming - M1 (remediation)

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