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WBS CODING SCHOOL's Software Engineering & AI program is a one-year, fully online course designed for beginners. It offers ten months of lessons followed by a two-month internship. The program covers core programming in Python, dynamic web applications with TypeScript, and backend development using C# and ASP.NET. Students will gain expertise in building and deploying Generative AI, preparing them for careers as skilled engineers in the AI field. Before You Learn / Who This Course Is For Designed for beginners in software engineering Taught in both English and German What to Expect 100% online with live sessions Hands-on projects and coding exercises Guaranteed 2-month internship included Receive a free MacBook Air upon enrollment What You'll Achieve Acquire programming and AI deployment skills Prep for DP900 Azure Fundamentals and PCEP Python certifications
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