Non IT Courses

Course Overview:

1. Business Analysis Fundamentals: Most programs start with a foundation in business analysis. This covers key concepts, methodologies, and techniques used in the field.
2. Data Analysis: Understanding data is crucial for a business analyst. You'll likely learn how to collect, analyze, and interpret data to make informed decisions.
3. Requirements Gathering: Business analysts need to gather and document requirements for projects. This part of the course will teach you techniques for effective requirement elicitation.
4. Business Process Modeling: You'll learn how to create process models to help organizations understand and improve their operations.
5. Software and Tools: Familiarity with tools like Microsoft Excel, SQL, and specialized business analysis software is often included.
6. Project Management: Some programs include project management components since business analysts often work closely with project managers.

Course Curriculum:

1. Fundamentals of Management Consulting: This may cover the basics of management consulting, including its history, principles, and key concepts.
2. Problem Solving and Analytical Skills: Courses often focus on developing analytical thinking and problem-solving skills, which are essential for management consultants.
3. Industry-Specific Knowledge: Depending on the specialization or industry focus of the program, there may be modules that delve into specific sectors such as healthcare, finance, technology, or marketing.
4. Consulting Methodologies: Students are likely to learn various consulting methodologies and frameworks commonly used in the industry.
5. Communication and Presentation Skills: Effective communication, both written and oral, is crucial in management consulting. Training in this area may be included.
6. Project Management: Many consulting engagements involve managing projects, so courses may cover project management techniques.
7. Data Analysis and Tools: Given the increasing reliance on data-driven decision-making, students may learn data analysis tools and techniques, including software like Excel, Tableau, or Python.

Course Curriculum:

1. Introduction to Graphic Design
   • History and principles of graphic design
   • Graphic design software overview (Adobe Creative Suite, CorelDRAW, etc.)
2. Typography and Layout Design
   • Understanding fonts and typefaces
   • Creating effective layouts for print and digital media
3. Color Theory and Application
   • Using color effectively in design
   • Color psychology and its impact on design
4. Digital Illustration
   • Vector vs. raster graphics
   • Creating illustrations and icons
5. Photo Editing and Manipulation
   • Image retouching and enhancement
   • Working with layers and filters
6. Logo and Branding Design
   • Creating logos and brand identity
   • Consistency in branding across media
7. Web Design Fundamentals
   • Designing for websites and user experience
   • Responsive design principles
8. Print Design
   • Designing for various print materials (brochures, posters, business cards)
   • Preparing files for print production
9. Motion Graphics
   • Basics of animation and video editing
   • Creating animated graphics and ads
10. Portfolio Development
    • Building a professional graphic design portfolio
    • Presenting your work effectively

Course Overview:

• Introduction to Technical Writing: Covering the basics of technical writing, including understanding the audience, purpose, and context of documents.
• Writing Tools and Software: Training on commonly used tools and software for technical writing, such as Microsoft Word, Adobe FrameMaker, and content management systems.
• Document Design and Formatting: Teaching students how to create visually appealing and organized documents, including the use of graphics and diagrams.
• Information Gathering and Research: Explaining how to gather technical information from subject matter experts and conduct research to support documentati
• Writing Styles and Techniques: Focusing on the use of plain language, active voice, and concise writing to make complex information understandable
• User-Centered Documentation: Emphasizing the importance of designing documentation with the end-user in mind.
• Version Control and Collaboration: Teaching how to work in a team and use version control systems like Git for documentation projects.
• Legal and Ethical Considerations: Covering issues like copyright, intellectual property, and ethical considerations in technical writing.
• Project Management: Providing an understanding of project management principles to meet deadlines and manage documentation projects effectively.
• Industry-Specific Training: Offering specialization in specific industries like IT, healthcare, engineering, or manufacturing, based on the student's interests.

Course Curriculum:

1. Introduction to Content Management:
   • Understanding the role of a content manager.
   • Overview of content management systems (CMS).
   • Content management process and workflow.
2. Content Strategy:
   • Developing a content strategy.
   • Content planning and organization.
   • Content auditing and analysis.
3. Content Creation and Optimization:
   • Writing for the web.
   • SEO principles for content.
   • Multimedia content creation (images, videos, infographics).
4. CMS Fundamentals:
   • In-depth study of popular CMS platforms (e.g., WordPress, Drupal, Joomla).
   • Hands-on experience in using a CMS.
   • Customizing and configuring CMS for various purposes.
5. Content Publishing and Management:
   • Content scheduling and publishing.
   • Version control and content governance.
   • User roles and permissions.
6. Content Marketing:
   • Content promotion strategies.
   • Social media integration.
   • Email marketing and newsletters.
7. Analytics and Performance Tracking:
   • Using analytics tools (e.g., Google Analytics).
   • Measuring content effectiveness.
   • Continuous improvement through data analysis.
8. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
   • Copyright and plagiarism.
   • Privacy and data protection.
   • Accessibility and inclusivity in content.
9. Project Work and Internship:
   • Participants will work on real-world content management projects.
   • Opportunities for internships with partnering companies.
10. Professional Development:
    • Resume building and interview preparation.
    • Networking and building an online presence.
    • Soft skills and effective communication.