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SUMMARY:Certificate: Computer Science
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview:\nThis certificate provides a rigorous foundation in the theoretical and practical principles of computer science. It prepares graduates for further study and careers in software engineering\, data analysis\, and technology development by focusing on deep computational thinking and problem-solving. \nTarget Audience:\nStudents pursuing a career as software engineers\, systems architects\, data scientists\, or AI specialists. \nOutline\nModule 1: Core Concepts in Computer Science\n\nIntroduction to Computational Thinking\nDiscrete Mathematics for Computer Science (Logic\, Sets\, Relations)\nNumber Systems (Binary\, Hexadecimal) and Boolean Algebra\nHistory of Computing and Major Paradigms\nIntroduction to Theory of Computation (Automata\, Turing Machines)\nEthics in Computing and Professional Practice\n\n\nModule 2: Programming and Software Development\n\nFundamentals of a High-Level Language (e.g.\, Java\, Python)\nObject-Oriented Programming (OOP) Principles\nSoftware Design Patterns and Architecture\nVersion Control Systems (Git\, GitHub)\nIntegrated Development Environments (IDEs) and Debugging\nBuild Tools and Dependency Management\nIntroduction to Concurrency and Parallelism\n\nModule 3: Data Structures and Algorithms\n\nAlgorithm Analysis and Big-O Notation\nFundamental Data Structures (Arrays\, Linked Lists\, Stacks\, Queues)\nAdvanced Data Structures (Trees\, Graphs\, Hash Tables)\nSorting and Searching Algorithms\nRecursion and Dynamic Programming\nGraph Traversal and Pathfinding Algorithms\nAlgorithmic Problem-Solving Strategies\n\nModule 4: Computer Architecture and Operating Systems\n\nComputer Organization and Architecture (CPU\, Memory\, I/O)\nThe Machine Instruction Cycle\nOperating System Concepts (Process Management\, Scheduling)\nMemory Management and Virtual Memory\nFile Systems and Storage\nConcurrency\, Threading\, and Synchronization\nFundamentals of Computer Networking\n\nModule 5: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning\n\nHistory and Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence\nIntroduction to Intelligent Agents\nFundamental Machine Learning Concepts (Supervised vs. Unsupervised)\nBasic Algorithms (Linear Regression\, Decision Trees\, k-NN)\nIntroduction to Neural Networks and Deep Learning\nNatural Language Processing (NLP) Fundamentals\nEthics and Societal Impact of AI
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/certificate-computer-science/2027-02-15/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Information Technology
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Electronics
DESCRIPTION:Course Objective:\nTo equip learners with the knowledge and practical skills to analyze\, design\, build\, troubleshoot\, and repair electronic circuits and systems\, encompassing both analog and digital technologies. \nTarget Audience: \nElectronics technicians\, repair specialists\, hobbyists\, and individuals pursuing careers in electronics design\, maintenance\, or further engineering study. \nOutline\nModule 1: Circuit Analysis and Design\n\nDC Circuit Analysis: Advanced application of Ohm’s Law\, Kirchhoff’s Laws (KVL & KCL)\, Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems.\nAC Circuit Analysis: Working with sinusoidal waveforms; understanding reactance and impedance in capacitive and inductive circuits.\nNetwork Theorems: Superposition\, nodal and mesh analysis for complex circuits.\nCircuit Simulation Software: Using tools like LTSpice or Multisim to model\, simulate\, and analyze circuit behavior before construction.\nPCB Design Introduction: Basics of schematic capture and designing a simple printed circuit board (PCB) layout.\n\nModule 2: Analog and Digital Electronics\n\nAnalog Electronics: In-depth study of diodes (rectifiers\, regulators)\, transistors (BJT and MOSFET amplifiers\, switches)\, and operational amplifiers (op-amps) in various configurations (inverting\, non-inverting\, filters).\nDigital Electronics: Boolean algebra\, logic gates\, combinational logic circuits\, flip-flops\, counters\, and sequential logic.\nData Conversion: Fundamentals of Analog-to-Digital (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog (DAC) converters.\nPower Supplies: Designing and troubleshooting linear and switched-mode power supply (SMPS) circuits.\n\nModule 3: Signal Processing\n\nAmplification: Designing single and multi-stage transistor amplifiers for voltage\, current\, and power gain.\nFilter Design: Designing and building passive and active filters (low-pass\, high-pass\, band-pass) to remove unwanted signal frequencies.\nOscillators: Principles of feedback and operation of oscillator circuits (e.g.\, RC\, LC\, crystal) to generate stable frequencies.\nModulation/Demodulation: Introduction to core concepts of AM and FM for communications.\n\nModule 4: Microcontroller Applications\n\nMicrocontroller Architecture: Understanding the core components of a MCU (CPU\, memory\, I/O ports\, timers\, ADC).\nEmbedded C Programming: Writing code to read digital/analog inputs\, control outputs\, and use communication protocols.\nPeripheral Interfacing: Connecting and programming sensors (e.g.\, temperature\, light)\, actuators (e.g.\, motors\, servos)\, and displays (e.g.\, LCD).\nCommunication Protocols: Implementing serial protocols like UART\, I2C\, and SPI for device communication.\nProject Integration: Designing and building a complete embedded system that performs a defined task.\n\nModule 5: Equipment Repair and Maintenance\n\nTroubleshooting Methodology: Advanced fault-finding techniques; using block diagrams and service manuals.\nTest Equipment Proficiency: Advanced use of oscilloscopes\, logic analyzers\, spectrum analyzers\, and LCR meters.\nComponent-Level Repair: Desoldering and replacing surface-mount (SMD) and through-hole components; diagnosing faulty ICs.\nPreventative Maintenance: Performing calibrations\, inspections\, and replacing wear components.\nSafety Standards: Adhering to high-voltage safety procedures and industry-standard repair practices
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/workshop-electronics/2027-02-15/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Technology
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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SUMMARY:Microsoft Office Excel Intermediate
DESCRIPTION:Microsoft Office Excel Intermediate\nCourse Overview\nElevate your Excel skills beyond basics. Master powerful functions\, dynamic analysis with PivotTables\, and advanced data management techniques to transform raw data into actionable insights. \nTarget Audience: \nUsers comfortable with Excel basics (data entry\, simple formulas\, basic formatting) who need to analyze\, manage\, and present complex data sets. \nUpon completion\, students will be able to: \n\nBuild complex formulas using logical (IF\, AND/OR)\, lookup (VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP)\, and text functions.\nApply and manage Conditional Formatting to visually analyze data trends and patterns.\nCreate\, modify\, and filter PivotTables and PivotCharts to summarize large data sets.\nUse advanced filtering\, sorting\, and data tools to manage lists.\nLink data across multiple worksheets and workbooks.\nImplement Data Validation and protect worksheets and workbooks.\n\nOutline\nModule 1: Advanced Formulas and Functions \n\nLogical Functions: Using IF\, nested IFs\, AND\, and OR to make conditional calculations.\nLookup Functions: Using VLOOKUP (or XLOOKUP) to find and retrieve data from a table.\nText & Date Functions: Using functions like LEFT\, RIGHT\, CONCAT\, and DATE to manipulate text and date values.\n\nModule 2: Conditional Formatting Techniques \n\nBeyond Basic Highlighting: Using top/bottom rules\, data bars\, color scales\, and icon sets.\nCustom Rules: Creating new rules with custom formulas (e.g.\, format a cell if it is above the average of a range).\nManaging Rules: Editing\, deleting\, and controlling the order of multiple conditional formatting rules.\n\nModule 3: Introduction to PivotTables \n\nPivotTable Basics: Creating a PivotTable from a data range\, understanding the Field List.\nArranging Data: Adding fields to Rows\, Columns\, Values\, and Filters to shape your report.\nGrouping and Formatting: Grouping dates/numbers\, applying number formatting\, and changing summary calculations (Sum\, Count\, Average).\n\nModule 4: Advanced Data Sorting and Filtering \n\nCustom Sorts: Sorting data by multiple columns (e.g.\, sort by Region\, then by Sales descending).\nAdvanced Filter: Using the Advanced Filter tool to extract data based on complex\, multi-field criteria.\nTable Filters: Leveraging the powerful filtering capabilities of Excel Tables (slicers & timelines).\n\nModule 5: Working with Multiple Sheets and Workbooks \n\n3D Formulas:Referencing the same cell across multiple worksheets for summary calculations (e.g.\, SUM(Sheet1:Sheet3!B5)).\nLinking Workbooks: Creating formulas that reference cells in other open workbooks.\nConsolidating Data: Using the Consolidate tool to combine data from multiple sheets.\n\nModule 6: Data Validation and Protection \n\nData Validation: Setting rules to restrict data entry (e.g.\, whole numbers\, dates\, custom lists for drop-down menus).\nInput Messages and Error Alerts: Creating prompts and custom error messages for users.\nProtection: Locking cells\, protecting a worksheet with a password\, and protecting workbook structure.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/microsoft-office-excel-intermediate/2027-02-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:MS Office
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270224T130000
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SUMMARY:Microsoft Excel Advanced
DESCRIPTION:Microsoft Excel Advanced\nOverview\nUnlock the full power of Excel. Master advanced analytics\, automate complex tasks with VBA\, build dynamic dashboards\, and transform raw data into predictive insights and interactive reports. \nTarget Audience: \nData analysts\, financial modelers\, business professionals\, and advanced users who need to perform complex data manipulation\, automation\, and forecasting. \nUpon completion\, students will be able to: \n\nPerform sophisticated data analysis and create dynamic dashboards with advanced PivotTable techniques.\nRecord\, write\, and run VBA macros to automate repetitive tasks and build custom functions.\nCreate advanced\, interactive charts and visualizations for dashboards.\nUtilize What-If Analysis tools (Goal Seek\, Data Tables\, Scenario Manager) for forecasting and modeling.\nImport\, transform\, and combine data from multiple sources using Power Query and build a simple Data Model.\nImplement advanced workbook\, worksheet\, and VBA project protection strategies.\n\nOutline\nModule 1: Advanced Data Analysis with PivotTables \n\nCalculated Fields & Items: Creating custom formulas within a PivotTable.\nGrouping Data: Advanced grouping of dates (by weeks\, quarters) and numeric fields into bins.\nSlicers & Timelines: Using slicers and timelines for interactive filtering across multiple PivotTables and PivotCharts.\n\nModule 2: Using Macros and VBA for Automation \n\nMacro Recorder Deep Dive: Recording complex macros and understanding relative references.\nIntroduction to the VBA Editor: Navigating the editor\, writing simple sub procedures\, and using MsgBox and InputBox.\nError Handling & Debugging: Writing robust macros that handle errors and debugging code.\n\nModule 3: Complex Charting Techniques \n\nCombination Charts: Creating charts that combine different chart types (e.g.\, Column and Line).\nDynamic Charting: Using named ranges with the OFFSET and COUNTA functions to make charts that automatically update with new data.\nAdvanced Formatting: Using form controls (like scroll bars and spinners) to create interactive charts.\n\nModule 4: What-If Analysis and Data Forecasting \n\nGoal Seek: Working backwards to find the required input to achieve a desired result.\nData Tables: Building one-way and two-way data tables for sensitivity analysis.\nScenario Manager & Forecast Sheet: Creating and comparing different scenarios and using the automated Forecast Sheet tool for time-based forecasting.\n\nModule 5: Data Model and Power Query Introduction \n\nPower Query (Get & Transform): Importing data from files\, databases\, and the web. Removing errors\, pivoting/unpivoting columns\, and creating custom columns.\nBuilding a Data Model: Creating relationships between multiple tables without using VLOOKUP.\nDAX Introduction: Writing basic DAX formulas (Measures) for calculated fields in PivotTables (e.g.\, SUMX\, CALCULATE).\n\nModule 6: Workbook Security and Protection \n\nWorksheet & Workbook Protection: Applying and cracking passwords to protect structure and windows. Locking and unlocking specific cells.\nFile-Level Security: Encrypting workbooks with passwords and marking as final.\nVBA Project Protection: Locking VBA code from viewing with a password.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/microsoft-excel-advanced/2027-02-22/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:MS Office
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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SUMMARY:Workshop: PC Engineering
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nTo provide learners with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge to assemble\, configure\, upgrade\, maintain\, and troubleshoot personal computer hardware\, software\, and basic network connectivity. \nTarget Audience:\nAspiring PC technicians\, IT support staff\, hobbyists\, and individuals seeking a foundation in computer hardware and repair. \nOutline\nModule 1: Introduction to PC Hardware and Software\n\nComputer Fundamentals: The function of a PC and the computing cycle (Input\, Process\, Output\, Storage).\nHardware Components: Identification and function of core components: case\, PSU\, motherboard\, CPU\, RAM\, storage\, GPU.\nSoftware Overview: Distinction between firmware (BIOS/UEFI)\, operating systems (Windows\, Linux)\, and application software.\nHardware Compatibility: Understanding form factors (e.g.\, ATX\, mATX) and interoperability between components.\nSafety and Tools: Proper use of tools (screwdrivers\, anti-static wrist strap) and electrostatic discharge (ESD) safety procedures.\n\nModule 2: Motherboards and Processors\n\nMotherboard Anatomy: Sockets\, chipsets\, expansion slots (PCIe)\, RAM slots\, headers\, and connectors (SATA\, M.2\, front-panel).\nCPU Technology: Understanding processor specifications (cores\, threads\, clock speed\, cache)\, architectures (Intel vs. AMD)\, and cooling solutions (air vs. liquid).\nBIOS/UEFI Firmware: Navigating the firmware interface\, configuring boot order\, enabling virtualization\, and updating firmware.\nPractical Skills: Hands-on installation of a CPU\, CPU cooler\, and motherboard into a case.\n\nModule 3: Storage Devices and Data Management\n\nStorage Technologies: Characteristics of HDDs\, SSDs (SATA & NVMe)\, and optical drives.\nStorage Configuration: Partitioning\, formatting (NTFS\, exFAT\, APFS)\, and drive initialization.\nRAID Concepts: Understanding RAID levels (0\, 1\, 5\, 10) for performance and redundancy.\nData Management: File systems\, folder structures\, and data migration techniques.\nBackup and Recovery: Implementing backup strategies and using tools for data recovery and system imaging.\n\nModule 4: Network Configuration and Management\n\nNetworking Fundamentals: TCP/IP basics\, IPv4 addressing\, subnet masks\, default gateways\, and DNS.\nNetwork Hardware: Purpose and setup of routers\, switches\, and network interface cards (NIC).\nNetwork Types: Configuring and securing wired (Ethernet) and wireless (Wi-Fi) connections on a client PC.\nNetwork Troubleshooting: Using command-line tools (ipconfig\, ping\, tracert) to diagnose and resolve connectivity issues.\nResource Sharing: Setting up and accessing shared folders and printers on a local network.\n\nModule 5: PC Maintenance and Repair\n\nTroubleshooting Methodology: A structured approach to problem-solving (e.g.\, Identify\, Theory\, Test\, Plan\, Implement\, Verify\, Document).\nHardware Diagnostics: Troubleshooting POST issues\, component failures\, overheating\, and power problems.\nSoftware Diagnostics: Resolving OS boot errors\, driver conflicts\, application crashes\, and malware removal.\nPreventative Maintenance: Physical cleaning\, managing startup programs\, disk cleanup\, defragmentation\, and updating software/drivers.\nProfessional Practice: Customer communication\, documenting repairs\, and ethical considerations.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/workshop-pc-engineering/2027-03-01/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Technology
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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SUMMARY:Certificate: Business Analysis Support Practice
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview:\nEquips learners with foundational knowledge and practical skills to support business analysis activities\, including requirements elicitation\, process modeling\, and stakeholder engagement. \nTarget Audience: \nAspiring BAs\, Project Support Staff\, Career Changers. \nOutline\nModule 1: Business Analysis Fundamentals\n\nRole of the Business Analyst vs. BA Support Practitioner.\nThe Business Analysis Lifecycle & Key Stages.\nCore Concepts: Needs\, Requirements\, Stakeholders\, Solutions.\n\nModule 2: Requirements Elicitation and Management\n\nElicitation Techniques: Interviews\, Workshops\, Surveys.\nDocumenting Requirements: User Stories & Acceptance Criteria.\nRequirements Management: Traceability and Change Control.\n\nModule 3: Process Modeling and Improvement\n\nProcess Modeling Fundamentals: BPMN Notation.\nMapping the Current State (As-Is Process).\nIdentifying Inefficiencies & Designing a Future State (To-Be).\n\nModule 4: Solution Assessment and Validation\n\nSolution Validation vs. Verification.\nSupporting User Acceptance Testing (UAT).\nWriting Test Cases from Requirements.\n\nModule 5: Communication and Stakeholder Engagement\n\nStakeholder Identification & Analysis (e.g.\, Power/Interest Grid).\nTailoring Communication for Different Audiences.\nActive Listening\, Questioning\, & Communication Plans.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/certificate-business-analysis-support-practice/2027-08-30/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Business Technology
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20270903T130000
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CREATED:20260415T102118Z
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UID:10000557-1819616400-1819976400@excelbi.co.za
SUMMARY:Certificate: Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Software Testing
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview:\nThis course equips learners with the fundamental principles and practical skills to effectively test software\, manage defects\, and assure quality throughout the development lifecycle. \nTarget Audience:\nAspiring software testers\, QA analysts\, developers\, and IT graduates. \nOutline\nModule 1: Software Testing Principles\n\nCore Objectives: Verification vs. Validation.\nFundamental Test Process: Planning\, Analysis\, Execution.\nKey Terminology: Error\, Defect\, Failure.\nTesting Levels: Unit\, Integration\, System\, Acceptance.\nTesting Types: Functional vs. Non-Functional.\n\nModule 2: Test Planning and Strategy Development\n\nComponents of a Test Plan.\nAnalyzing Requirements to Define Test Scope & Objectives.\nRisk-Based Testing Approach.\nEstimating Effort and Resource Planning.\nDefining Test Strategy for a Project.\n\nModule 3: Manual and Automated Testing Techniques\n\nBlack-Box Test Design Techniques: Equivalence Partitioning\, Boundary Value Analysis.\nCreating and Executing Manual Test Cases.\nIntroduction to Test Automation: Benefits and Limitations.\nOverview of Automation Tools (e.g.\, Selenium\, Cypress).\nThe Role of Manual vs. Automated Testing.\n\nModule 4: Defect Tracking and Reporting\n\nDefect Lifecycle and Statuses.\nLogging Effective Defect Reports: Key Information and Reproducibility.\nUtilizing Defect Tracking Tools (e.g.\, Jira).\nTriage and Priority Management.\nCommunicating Defects to Developers and Stakeholders.\n\nModule 5: Quality Assurance in Software Development\n\nQA’s Role in the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC).\nIntegrating Testing in Agile & DevOps Methodologies.\nBest Practices for Test Metrics and Reporting.\nIntroduction to Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD).
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/certificate-information-and-communication-technology-ict-software-testing/2027-08-30/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Project Management
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ORGANIZER;CN="Excel BI":MAILTO:info@excelbi.co.za
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