Problem Solving in Digital Industry
About This Course
The course focuses on problem-solving designed for software developers using real-world coding scenarios. They will gain critical thinking skills to breakdown complex problems into manageable parts, apply logical deduction, use debugging tools and systematic system in order to solve the problems. Hands-on exercises would simulate workplace tasks, encouraging learners to tackle performance bottlenecks, refactor inefficient algorithms, and troubleshoot code under time constraints, simulating the high-pressure problem-solving environments in a professional setting.
What You'll Learn
● Analyse complex problems by breaking down real-world software development problems into smaller, manageable components.
● Identify the core issues, constraints, and dependencies within a problem. Distinguish between technical and non-technical factors influencing a problem.
● Design Effective Solutions by evaluating multiple potential solutions to a given problem. After which apply algorithmic thinking and data structures to design efficient and scalable solution. Finally learns will consider trade-offs between different design choices (e.g., time, space, complexity.
● Communicate technical solutions clearly and concisely to both technical and non-technical audience.
● Collaborate effectively with team members to solve complex problems.
Entry Requirements
At least 3 GCE ‘O’ Level Passes including English Language with C6 pass or Higher Nitec or Equivalent
Be able to listen, speak, read and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to WSQ Workplace Literacy (WPLN) Level 4.
Minimum Age Required: 21