Learn Flowcharting. Be a Professional programmer! (Updated 9/2020)
Duration: 52m | Video: .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | Audio: AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | Size: 470 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

Learn the most important skills for programmers What you'll learn
Learn to effectively turn Your Programming ideas or Problems to a flowchart
Save Time, Money and effort by drawing the problem solution before moving to the Application Part
Know the missing pieces by drawing before coding strategy

Requirements
No prerequisite knowledge is required.
Download and Install the Free Flowcharting Software (Explained inside the Course)
Flowcharting software is suggested but not required. Microsoft Visio is an excellent applications if you have it. If not, I will recommend a number of FREE Alternatives.

Description
This course is best for you:

If you want to learn Programming

If you are new to programming

If you can program, but are not familiar with flowcharting techniques.

If you can program, but you are out looking for a way to program more efficiently and effectively in less time

If you want to start programming like professionals

You will learn to use flow charts, a tool that all programmers can use in any programming language. Flow charts use software that creates a visual chart showing accurately the flow of the process and the specific steps needed to accomplish final goal.

Specific shapes are used to represent the type of action. It won't be long before you become programming like Professionals if you applied flowcharting before programming phase.

Teaching methods:

Video Lecture

Practical Examples

Handouts

Exercises

Q&A I will answer all of your questions (within 24 hours.)

This course requires no prerequisite knowledge. Everything is explained in simple, easy to follow manner.

This course is taught by Ashraf, a professional programmer and college programming instructor for over 10 years.

Who this course is for:
Students who are new to programming
Students who are learning different programming languages
Programmers in General
Anyone looking for an easy way to visualize his solution before moving to the coding or solving part