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Building Prototypes with JavaScript and Node.js

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Created by: Bre'Ana Deen and Kasey Champion

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Building on the work you completed in the Introduction to Computer Science Professional Certificate Program, this program will enable you to apply your skills to real-world technical solutions. You'll have the opportunity to work in a coding environment used by professional software developers as you learn the fundamentals of writing great code. But don't worry: we take you, step by step, through the learning process. By the end of the series, you'll learn how computers can be used to solve problems and gain skills to create solutions yourself.The courses in this Professional Certificate program focus on open source web technologies teaching you the basics of the very popular programming language JavaScript. You'll learn about client and server interaction and program a basic server application in Node.js. You'll also get an introduction to creating and managing data in a web application and have the opportunity to get your hands on the foundational technology that is used across the internet.Taught by teachers and programmers, these courses give you the right foundation for understanding how the web works and how you can create solutions to real-world problems. Each course includes regular assessments and hands-on projects to keep you engaged and aware of your learning progress.This program is part of the Microsoft Professional Program in Entry-Level Software Development.

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Bre'Ana Deen and Kasey Champion

Bre'Ana Deen is a Content Developer at Microsoft Learning. She has a degree in Computer Science from Georgia Tech and started her career at Microsoft as a software engineer. Her passion for teaching led her to Microsoft Learning where she focuses on computer science courses for new programmers. She also teaches computer science at a local high school outside of work.