Do you have need of software development in either Java or web development? Bring on learners from North Seattle College to analyze your current software needs, design a solution, and implement these solutions in an efficient and meaningful way for your requirements. As part of their time at North Seattle College so far, learners have studied techniques, methodologies, and processes for development of robust, secure software. They are becoming experienced with best-practices software development process, full-stack web development, cloud computing in AWS, database management, and project management.  The project is expected to be 276 hours of work time, which can include research. The students will present their work in two presentations, one internally and if they are selected as one of the best, in-person to a more public audience. If work is proprietary and is sent to the final presentation, considerations can be made to ensure privacy.   Some examples of topics:   Java programming (OOP, extensive) Version control usage through Git and Github Operating Systems concepts and basic programming within Database Technology (querying, manipulation, definition, transactions) Project management skills (Agile methods, use of Jira, Confluence, project estimation, SCRUM) Web Development (basics, React framework, Javascript, front-end, back-end, full stack) Python usage, basic data analytics Cloud services (AWS mostly) Open Source usage and contribution

Do you have a systems security related challenge or need? Bring on learners from North Seattle College to analyze your current security needs, administer penetration testing, assist with building a secure system, troubleshooting challenges related to your current system, or advise on systems related topics. As part of their course, learners will study techniques, methodologies, and processes for development of robust, secure software. They will become experienced with security development process, threat modeling, common software vulnerabilities, web site vulnerabilities, defensive coding practices, security testing. The projects that worked well for this course last year involved students analyzing security requirements and deployment options for small business web sites and web applications.   Some examples of topics:   Security Concepts and Risk Management   Secure Requirements and Design   Software Security Mapping and Threat Assessment   Threat Modeling   Secure Coding Practices   Security Testing/Penetration Testing   Cryptography   Web App Security   Security Ethics and Culture of Security   Secure Data Management   Current and Emerging Threats  

This learner is eager to apply their comprehensive knowledge of database design, middleware, and UX/UI development in real-world projects. They are adept at understanding user stories and needs and translating them into practical solutions. Learner is focused on: Gaining varied practical experience. Applying theoretical knowledge in real-world environments. Designing databases and developing middleware solutions. Creating impactful UX/UI designs. Exploring IT security with a focus on social engineering

Do you have need of software development in either Java or web development? Bring on learners from North Seattle College to analyze your current software needs, design a solution, and implement these solutions in an efficient and meaningful way for your requirements. As part of their time at North Seattle College so far, learners have studied techniques, methodologies, and processes for development of robust, secure software. They are becoming experienced with best-practices software development process, full-stack web development, cloud computing in AWS, database management, and project management.  The project is expected to be 276 hours of work time, which can include research. The students will present their work in two presentations, one internally and if they are selected as one of the best, in-person to a more public audience. If work is proprietary and is sent to the final presentation, considerations can be made to ensure privacy.   Some examples of topics:   Java programming (OOP, extensive) Version control usage through Git and Github Operating Systems concepts and basic programming within Database Technology (querying, manipulation, definition, transactions) Project management skills (Agile methods, use of Jira, Confluence, project estimation, SCRUM) Web Development (basics, React framework, Javascript, front-end, back-end, full stack) Python usage, basic data analytics Cloud services (AWS mostly) Open Source usage and contribution