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Equipping students to succeed in a rapidly changing society, building on our strong reputation, resources, and partnerships.
This course gives you the hands-on, job-ready skills that employers are actively looking for. Whether you want to become a software developer, project manager, or technical specialist, you’ll gain the practical experience and confidence needed to stand out in a competitive industry.
Technology powers everything around us from the apps we use every day to the systems that support hospitals, banks, governments, and global businesses. Skilled software engineers are the people who make all of this work.
In this course, you’ll learn how to design, build, and deliver high-quality software using real industry tools and techniques. You’ll explore areas such as requirements engineering, project management, and Python programming, giving you a strong foundation across the full software development lifecycle.
With more job openings than qualified professionals, software engineering offers outstanding career prospects and long-term stability. If you want a future-proof career with endless opportunities for growth, this course is the perfect place to start.
Quarter 1 - Foundations & Core Skills
· Introduction to the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC)
· Fundamentals
of Python Programming
· Core concepts of Project Management
·
Understanding stakeholders and business needs
Quarter 2 - Requirements Engineering & System Design
· Requirements elicitation techniques
· Requirements analysis, modelling
& validation
· Introduction to Agile Mindsets & Scrum
· Applying
Python for small practical tasks
Quarter 3 - Agile Delivery & Project Management Practice
· Agile project frameworks (Scrum, Kanban)
· Iterative planning, sprint
cycles & reviews
· Team roles, leadership & communication
·
Intermediate Python programming
Quarter 4 - Integration, Assessment & Real-World
Application
· End-to-end mini project combining all skills (Completion Project)
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Assessments – Python Programming Language, Project Management, Requirements
Engineering and Agile Management
Our Software Engineering programme at SGS College has been carefully designed to equip you with the technical expertise and professional skills needed to excel in today’s digital world.
You’ll learn how to design and develop software from concept to completion, while exploring modern technologies such as project management, requirements engineering, agile management, and Python programming.
This course blends essential theory with hands-on, practical learning to help you develop strong skills in Python programming, project management, requirements engineering, and Agile practices. You’ll take part in interactive sessions, real-world examples, and guided activities that reflect how modern software projects are delivered in industry.
At SGS College, you will learn from experienced lecturers who bring industry knowledge into the classroom, while also gaining opportunities to connect with peers and broaden your professional network. The programme is delivered in 12 months through a blended
learning model that includes face-to-face teaching, one-to-one tutorials, and structured online study.
To complete the course, you will be assessed through a comprehensive final exam I Python Programming Language, Project Management, Requirements Engineering and Agile Management featuring 40 multiple-choice questions of each individual modules, completed within 60 minutes. This assessment is designed to evaluate your understanding of key concepts across Python development, requirements analysis, Agile methodologies, and project management ensuring you can apply these skills confidently in real-world scenarios.
To join this course, you should have a good standard of Maths and English, along with a genuine interest in Python programming, project management, requirements engineering, or Agile practices. No previous experience in these subjects is required, but you will need a basic working knowledge of general IT.
A successful interview and initial assessment must be completed before you can be enrolled. This course is suitable for anyone involved in, or impacted by, software or IT-related projects including learners, career changers, team members, managers, buyers, and decision-makers looking to strengthen their technical and project-focused skills.
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