This credential earner demonstrates knowledge and understanding in the intricate relationship between the enterprises embracing the journey to Cloud adoption and the cloud service providers. The credential earner acquired advanced skills on cloud computing adoption concepts such as compliance, data management, data protection, cloud security, service management and operations, ITIL, incident, problem and change management, site reliability engineering, AIOps, and governance.

This credential earner demonstrates knowledge and understanding in cloud adoption concepts such as cloud culture, modern cloud practices, and the corresponding roles, with a focus on cloud development practices such as DevOps & Agile. The credential earner explores technical concepts such as cloud-native architecture, microservices, containerization, and APIs and understands what organizational changes may be required when an organization decides to migrate its workloads to the cloud.

This credential earner demonstrates knowledge and understanding of the digital transformation drivers made possible by cloud technologies and services. This includes: how cloud works, its capabilities, types, and delivery models (IaaS, SaaS, and PaaS); digital transformation strategies such as Agile practices, the IBM Garage Method, and Enterprise Design Thinking to help organizations get started on their transformation journey; & deploying a test pilot cloud application using IBM Code Engine.

Cisco verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Computer Hardware Basics course and achieved this student level credential. Earner has fundamentals knowledge of computers and mobile devices, how they work, as well as the basic concepts and skills needed to install components to build, repair, upgrade personal computers and and basic troubleshooting tools and techniques.

Simplilearn | SkillUp verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Introduction to Front End Development course and achieved this student level credential. Through a series of lessons, the earner has gained fundamental knowledge in front-end development, covering topics such as Git and GitHub, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, ReactJS, and Angular. The course includes lessons on HTML Quiz Application, CSS Animation, and JavaScript’s This Keyword, among others. This credential demonstrates the earner’s ability to build interactive web applications using the latest front-end technologies.

Cisco verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the Introduction to Cybersecurity course. The holder of this student-level credential has introductory knowledge of cybersecurity, including the global implications of cyber threats on industries, and why cybersecurity is a growing profession. They understand vulnerabilities and threat detection and defense. They also have insight into opportunities available with pursuing cybersecurity certifications.

This class offers a comprehensive foundation in HTML and CSS, essential for anyone looking to advance their web development skills. Structured and verified by experts at Dicoding, the course covers key topics such as the introduction to websites, servers, and tools needed for development. Students will learn about HTML, including its structure, elements, and the differences between inline and block elements, followed by an in-depth study of CSS to enhance website aesthetics. The curriculum includes responsive layout techniques using Flexbox, ensuring optimal display on mobile devices. The course culminates in a project where students implement the techniques learned to create and refine a simple website.

This class is designed for Front-End Web Developers seeking to enhance their websites with functionality beyond basic information display, adhering to industry standards. By the end of the course, students will be able to create interactive front-end web applications with data storage features using web storage. The curriculum covers the Browser Object Model (BOM) and Document Object Model (DOM), teaching DOM manipulation techniques with JavaScript. Students will also learn how to implement events for interactivity in HTML elements and explore the browser API for data storage, including various storage types and their applications.

This class is designed for beginners to learn the fundamentals of the C programming language in line with industry standards. By the end, students will be able to create C programs using online IDEs like Glot.io or Replit. The curriculum covers topics such as the history of C, variables, data types, constants, input/output operations, arithmetic and logical operations, conditional statements, loops, and arrays. Students will also learn about functions and procedures. The course concludes with problem-solving exercises to apply their knowledge in creating simple programs.

This class is intended for Developers, IT Operations, or individuals who want to understand the intricacies of DevOps as a way to improve the application development processes they engage in. Simplilearn | SkillUp verifies the earner of this badge successfully completed the DevOps course and achieved this student-level credential. By the end of the class, students will comprehend how the culture and practices of DevOps can enhance both technical and business value within their organizations. The material covered includes an introduction to DevOps, understanding the principles underlying DevOps through The Three Ways, grasping the DevOps culture via the CALMS Framework, and learning about DevOps practices by exploring the DevOps Pipeline and DevOps Tools. Additionally, students will learn about real-world DevOps implementation stories, with a case study of Amazon. This credential demonstrates the students’ ability to apply DevOps concepts and practices in their work environments.

This class is aimed at beginners who want to learn how to write good code using Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) principles aligned with industry standards. By the end of the course, students will understand the five SOLID principles and be ready to apply them in application development. The curriculum introduces the pillars of OOP, including Inheritance, Encapsulation, Abstraction, and Polymorphism. Students will explore various object relationships such as association, aggregation, composition, dependency, generalization, specialization, and implementation. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of software design principles and identifies three key characteristics of poor design to avoid: rigidity, fragility, and immobility. Finally, students will learn about each of the SOLID principles: Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, and Dependency Inversion.

This class provides a comprehensive foundation in project management for aspiring project managers, structured and verified by experts at Dicoding. Students will learn the definition and application of project management, including roles and responsibilities. The course covers the project management cycle and methodologies, exploring phases like initiation, planning, execution, and closure, as well as concepts such as Waterfall, Agile, Lean, and Six Sigma. Additionally, it examines organizational structures, the role of the Project Management Officer (PMO), and career opportunities in project management, including effective job search strategies. The course concludes with a summary of the material and a final exam, serving as a prerequisite for passing.

This class is for beginners who want to learn the fundamentals of Java programming according to industry standards. By the end, students will be able to create Java programs using IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA or online platforms like Glot.io and Replit. The curriculum covers Java basics, control flow, collection types, and Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) concepts, including classes and inheritance. Students will also explore common Java classes and apply their knowledge through case studies, creating programs for tasks like temperature conversion and shape calculations.