Course Overview

In this course, the students will be able to learn the ways of securing the software and its implementation. All of these will be provided in the software development cycle. The course focuses on the security of software design and is for anyone who has any form of software development experience. With the help of the course, they can open to other perspectives and skills which are needed for designing software.

A number of modes, such as SDLC, software architecture, and design patterns, will be used in the course, which will help in identifying and understanding the design followed by implementing them. Elements such as database, UML, testing, and ethics will all be considered equally. Also, the core often front-end design will be used as user experience and learners can have the opportunity to make sure that a clear and effective user interface is used so that the software can have the best security. Furthermore, backend development topics will also be used in the database design.

• Database design
• Software development lifecycle
• Software development process
• Software design
• Security software

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of software development
• A computer or laptop with internet connectivity.
• Learn about techniques of secure software design in approximately 1 month.
Flexible work schedule.

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Robust validation of Secure Software Design skills confirms that you can complete all related tasks.

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Managing Secure Software Design Specialization courses provide ample networking opportunities for participants. Learners can connect with classmates and industry professionals through cooperative exercises, group discussions, and interactive seminars.