Objective:
Provide the key theoretical concepts behind GeneXus and skills to apply them in practice, in order to make the best use of the program. In this course, the concepts taught at the Junior level are complemented by further studying some topics and adding new ones.
Designed for:
Those who want to start developing applications with GeneXus with no need for supervision, except when dealing with complex topics.
Course requirements:
Students who don’t have prior programming skills are recommended to
read this material before starting the course.
Modes: This level is available in the following modes:
Classroom Training: Classes are taught by a GeneXus instructor and students must attend all of them in person. To take the course in this mode, we recommend that you read the calendar and contact our
academic partners in your country.
- theory/practice (60 hours)
- workshop (16 hours)
- exam preparation (4 hours)
- exam (3 hours)
Self-study Training: Students follow the course on their own, at their own pace, without the support of a GeneXus instructor.
- 45 videos (7 hours 30 minutes)
- practice (10 hours)
Blended Training: Part of the course is provided in DISTANCE mode, where students work at their own pace, and the rest is taught in CLASSROOM mode, where students must attend classes in person.
Duration: 3 weeks of study in DISTANCE mode (videos + practice) + 2 CLASSROOM lessons of 3 hours scheduled on 2 dates during the DISTANCE training phase + online forum for students to ask questions to the GeneXus instructor throughout the course + CLASSROOM workshop (16 hours) + exam preparation (4 hours) + exam (3 hours)
Exam:
Students will be able to take the exam corresponding to the
GeneXus Analyst certification. This exam is taken on a computer and includes multiple choice and true/false questions about the topics learned throughout the course, to confirm that the student has effectively learned the essential concepts required for developing applications with GeneXus, according to the Analyst Level.
