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  1. GENAI

    Comprehensive course overview.

    ProgrammingBeginner4 Weeks2 modules
    Premium access

  2. Go: From Basics to Concurrent Services

    Learn Go from first principles through functions, data ownership, explicit errors, tests, concurrency, cancellation, and HTTP. Build and explain a complete local task API using only the standard library, with guided exercises, worked answers, and a final assessment.

    ProgrammingBeginner to Intermediate30–40 hours14 modules
    Free course

  3. Java Programming: Enterprise Object-Oriented Principles

    Java operates the backbone of enterprise applications natively through the JVM. Learn strict, robust typing schemas, heavy Object-Oriented enforcement, and highly scalable memory garbage-collection mechanics.

    ProgrammingBeginner to Intermediate5 Weeks10 modules
    Free course

  4. Java: From Your First Program to a Local Backend

    Learn to read, write, debug, and review Java through complete local examples, contract-based tests, collections and object design, safe HTTP and SQL boundaries, and a standard-library task API capstone. Includes ten teaching modules, a substantial capstone, and a twenty-scenario final assessment.

    ProgrammingBeginner to Intermediate24–32 hours12 modules
    Free course

  5. Python Programming: Automation & Core Logic

    Python is the backbone of modern automation, AI, and rapid application deployment. This course rapidly transitions from syntax fundamentals into advanced procedural workflows and object-oriented architectures.

    ProgrammingBeginner to Intermediate4 Weeks10 modules
    Free course

  6. Python: From First Script to Reliable Automation

    Learn Python from first principles through twelve practical lessons, a complete standard-library inventory CLI, and a twenty-question final assessment. Practice reading unfamiliar and AI-generated code, writing functions, validating input, debugging, testing, and organizing a useful local program.

    ProgrammingBeginner to Intermediate60–75 hours14 modules
    Free course