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ワンランク上のIT人材を目指すアプリ開発マスター講座2|業務知識からDB設計まで|ノーコード/ローコードForguncy

Boost your IT career! Gain practical app development skills (from DB design) & master key concepts like CRP & MRP II. Become a self-sufficient, high-earning IT professional.

32students
4h 17m
Certificate
Noko Hoshi
Noko Hoshiデータベース、システム設計・開発

Course Content

ワンランク上のIT人材を目指すアプリ開発マスター講座2|業務知識からDB設計まで|ノーコード/ローコードForguncy is a beginner-level Udemy course taught by Noko Hoshi. It runs 4h 17m, is taught in Japanese, and includes a certificate of completion. 32 students have enrolled. It is a paid course, last updated August 2024.

Unlock Your Potential: Become an Application Development Master with Low-Code Tools

Are you stuck in a rut in your IT career, feeling limited by repetitive tasks? This course is designed to help you break through and become a self-sufficient, high-earning application developer. Through hands-on experience building three applications using the power of low-code tools, you'll naturally acquire the essential skills to move beyond basic tasks.

This course builds upon previous knowledge and dives deep into practical application development. We'll focus on Forguncy, a leading low-code platform, and tackle real-world challenges like CRP (Capacity Requirements Planning) capacity planning and MRP II (Material Requirements Planning II) production resource planning.

Specifically, you'll learn to:

  • Design the necessary database tables for effective capacity requirements planning.
  • Automate capacity requirements calculations within your applications.
  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of the application development process, from business knowledge to database design.

This is your pathway to mastering application development and achieving greater financial independence in the IT field. Learn to leverage low-code to build powerful solutions and elevate your career.

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