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Week 1-4: Introduction to Programming (Choose one

language)

 Focus: Basic programming concepts, syntax, and problem-solving.


1. Choose a beginner-friendly language like Python, JavaScript, or
Java.
2. Online platforms like Codecademy, freeCodeCamp, or Khan
Academy offer interactive tutorials.
3. Work on small projects to apply your knowledge.

Week 5-8: Advanced Programming Concepts

 Focus: Algorithms, data structures, and more advanced language


features.
1. Learn about algorithms on platforms like HackerRank or LeetCode.
2. Explore advanced topics in your chosen language.
3. Start building slightly more complex projects.

Week 9-12: Database Fundamentals

 Focus: Basics of relational databases and SQL.


1. Learn SQL on platforms like W3Schools or Mode Analytics.
2. Practice by creating a simple database for a project.
3. Understand database design principles.

Week 13-16: Introduction to Cloud Computing

 Focus: Basics of cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud).


1. Explore cloud computing concepts and services.
2. Set up a virtual machine on a cloud platform.
3. Deploy a simple web application on the cloud.

Week 17-20: Cybersecurity Basics

 Focus: Fundamentals of cybersecurity, network security, and best


practices.
1. Study basic cybersecurity concepts and terminology.
2. Learn about encryption, firewalls, and secure coding practices.
3. Understand common cybersecurity threats and defenses.

Week 21-24: Advanced Cloud Concepts


 Focus: Advanced cloud services, serverless architecture, and
containerization.
1. Explore serverless computing (AWS Lambda, Azure Functions).
2. Learn about containerization with Docker and container
orchestration with Kubernetes.
3. Implement a more complex application on the cloud.

Week 25-28: Mobile App Development (Optional)

 Focus: Basics of mobile app development using frameworks like React


Native or Flutter.
1. Choose a mobile development framework and learn the basics.
2. Build a simple mobile app.
3. Explore app deployment on app stores.

Week 29-32: Project Management Tools (e.g., JIRA)

 Focus: Understanding project management principles and tools.


1. Learn the basics of project management using JIRA or similar
tools.
2. Explore agile methodologies and project planning.
3. Practice by managing a personal project using the tool.

Week 33-36: Continuous Learning and Specialization

 Focus: Deepen your knowledge in areas of interest, considering industry


demand.
1. Choose a specialization (e.g., data science, DevOps, or machine
learning).
2. Take advanced courses or certifications in your chosen field.
3. Build a portfolio showcasing your skills through projects.

Remember to adapt the schedule based on your pace and priorities. Regularly
revisit and update your learning plan to align with your evolving goals and
interests. Good luck on your programming journey!

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