Metrics for Software Organisations: An Introductory Course
COURSE OVERVIEW: This Course ensures the student has a through understanding of Basics of Software Meqasurements. The course also includes measurement approach of CMMI. The course will also allow the participants to test their knowledge of what they have learnt and understood from the presentations by participating in the online competency based examination.
COURSE LENGTH: 2 Hrs each for its two modules
COURSE APPROVAL NUMBERS: Nil.
COURSE CODE: SWMTRCSBG.
COURSE PREQUISITES: Nil
TRAINING METHODOLOGY: e-Quip Learning Management Solutions operating within the ACI Global Training "HUB" providing a Blend of On Line and Face to Face e-learning outcomes fully "Traceable" and "Validated" by smart card technology.
COURSE DESIRABLES: Broadband ADSL together with Skype or Windows Live Messenger is highly recommended.Skype Video, Skylook recording (MP3 technology) together with mobile 3G video phones are also recommended.
COURSE TUTOR: Approved RABQSA Tutors.
COURSE PRICE: $200.00 AUD - GST may be applicable
COURSE RECOGNITION: Letter of attainment
KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES: There are Two Key Learning Objectives to be achieved in this course followed by a Final course Assessment Task covering everything that has been covered within the Course. This ensures all assessment Tasks have been completed and assessed. Within each Key Learning Objective there are a number of Assessment Tasks to be completed by the student and then submitted online for self assessment.
The Two Key learning objectives and associated learning assessments for this course are:
Please be advised that as a World Certified Training Organisation (WRTO) with RABQSA International Inc we are required to maintain a data base on Recognised Current Competency (RCC)
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