Eleven Fifty Academy

This comprehensive course teaches the creation and deployment of web pages using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students use JavaScript technologies such as PostgreSQL and Express and learn modern frameworks such as React, Material UI, and Bootstrap.

Participants can enroll part-time in this course that teaches web development. Students in this course use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, as well as technologies such as PostgreSQL and Express to learn modern frameworks such as React, Material UI, and Bootstrap.

Using HTML and CSS to develop web pages, students also incorporate skills with Microsoft .NET technology into their projects. Additionally, architectural patterns like model-view-controller (MVC) and Representational State Transfer (REST) are taught, and students learn modern frameworks, libraries, and the integration of third-party application programming interfaces (APIs).

This part-time software development class shows how to use HTML and CSS to develop web pages and incorporate skills with Microsoft .NET technology into projects. Additionally, architectural patterns like model-view-controller (MVC) and Representational State Transfer (REST) are taught, and students learn modern frameworks, libraries, and the integration of third-party application programming interfaces (APIs).

Students become familiar with an enterprise SOC environment in this class, which focuses on assisting attendees in obtaining cybersecurity certifications. Best practices and common terms in cybersecurity are covered, as well as how to identify and manage common threat behaviors and attach vectors.

The part-time Cybersecurity course familiarizes students with an enterprise SOC environment in this class, which focuses on assisting attendees in obtaining cybersecurity certifications. Best practices and common terms in cybersecurity are covered, as well as how to identify and manage common threat behaviors and attach vectors.

The goals of this class include preparing the student to obtain CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications. During the course, students utilize a PC Building simulator and work with tools such as Wireshark, pfSense Firewalls, and have temporary access to TryHackMe.

Structured in a part-time format, the goals of this class include preparing the student to obtain CompTIA A+ and Network+ certifications. Students utilize a PC Building simulator during the course, work with tools such as Wireshark, pfSense Firewalls, and have temporary access to TryHackMe.

The UX/UI curriculum for this course includes exploring fundamental design principles such as learning color, typography, process, clarity, simplicity, and detectability. Students learn Adobe Photoshop, Figma, Adobe XD, and InVision. Students receive guidance on creating a portfolio or upgrading a current one.