IBM Application Developer Apprenticeship
Issued by
IBM
This certificate earner has completed self-study with mentorship in an Application Developer Apprenticeship. They can demonstrate adequate coding skills and applied knowledge of DevOps core practices in a continuous delivery environment. The earner has also demonstrated soft skills for client engagement, adaptability, collaboration, communication, presentation, critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision making.
- Type Validation
- Level Advanced
- Time Months
- Cost Free
Skills
- Agile Practices
- AngularJS
- API
- Application Developer
- Apprentice
- Automated testing
- Back-end Development
- Big Data
- Blockchain
- C
- Client Support
- Cloud Applications
- Cloud Developer
- Cloud Migration
- Containers
- Data Scientist
- Decoupling
- Design Thinking
- Developer
- DevOps
- Docker
- Enterprise Architecture
- Front-end Development
- Full Stack Developer
- Full Stack Development
- Git
- GitHub
- IaaS
- IBM Cloud
- IBM New Collar
- Java
- JavaScript
- Manual Testing
- Microservices
- Mobile Application Development
- NodeJS
- NoSQL
- OpenStack
- PWID-B0352300
- Python
- Quality Assurance
- React
- Script Languages
- Software Architecture
- Software Developer
- Software Engineering
- SQL
- Testing
- Watson Developer Cloud
Earning Criteria
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Successful completion of the Application Developer Apprenticeship Program at IBM, which includes the following:
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Illustration of acquired foundational knowledge and skills in social coding, programming fundamentals, software design, enterprise development, testing, and support;
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Demonstration of Cloud Computing Fundamentals and Cloud Design patterns and practices;
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Utilization of Agile and Design Thinking practices to application development and completion of associated badging;
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Application of problem-solving and creative thinking skills for optimal application delivery; and
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Successful completion of HarvardX’s Intro to Computer Science course (CS50).
Endorsements
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American Council on Education
This credential has been successfully evaluated by the American Council on Education for college credit. It is recommended for a total of 51 college credits. For more information about ACE Learning Evaluations, visit www.acenet.edu. -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in business communications in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in decision making in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to computers in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in computer applications in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to programming in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in cyber security essentials in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in scripting languages in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to Python programming in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to UNIX in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to databases in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in database management in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in web design in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to project management in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in internship in software development in the lower-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in content management systems in the upper-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in cloud applications in the upper-division undergraduate category -
American Council on Education
3 semester hours in introduction to software engineering in the upper-division undergraduate category