Day 1 (2 hours):

• Brief background of UNIX/Linux.
• How UNIX, Linux, and Windows first appeared.
• Brief notions on types of software, licenses and organisations.
• ShareWare, FreeWare, OpenSource.
• Conhecer a GNU.
• GPL licensing.
• The pros and cons of Linux and other operative systems.
• Queries

Day 29 (2 hours):

• Presentation of Linux Magic Box (Made in Portugal)
• Presentation of various graphic interfaces (GUI) in Linux.
• KDE, Gnome, Unity, LXDE, XFCE, CDE.
• Presentation of some alternative software for Linux.
• OpenOffice, LibreOffice, Gimp, Inkscape and others that may interest participants.
• Installing Linux Magic Box.
• Software management in a graphic environment and command line.
• Introduction to the command line and useful tools.
• Queries

Target audience:

Training will be from 7 pm to 9 pm at Prime IT, starting on 27 April and ending on 29 April (Mondays and Wednesdays).

Applicants are required to confirm their presence by 24/04/2015 through our application.

Trainer:

• David Santos

Contents:

• Introduction to the graphic environment and some hardware and software concepts.
• Command line.
• Directories and files.
• Moving and changing the contents of directories and files.
• Editor VI.
• Variables and special characters.
• Basic permissions for files and directories.
• Advanced permissions for files and directories.
• ACLs in files and directories.
• Browsing through files and directories.
• Basic process management.
• Advanced Shell features.
• Brief introduction to Shell Scripts.
• Create compressed archives.
• Remote connections and file transfer.

Enrollment on the intranet.

CONTENTS:

• Introduction to the graphic environment and some hardware and software concepts.
• Command line.
• Directories and files.
• Moving and changing the contents of directories and files.
• Editor VI.
• Variables and special characters.
• Basic permissions for files and directories.
• Advanced permissions for files and directories.
• ACLs in files and directories.
• Browsing through files and directories.
• Basic process management.
• Advanced Shell features.
• Brief introduction to Shell Scripts.
• Create compressed archives.
• Remote connections and file transfer.

Duration

16 Hours

Enrollment on the intranet.

• Writing queries in simple and multiple tables, handling data in tables, and creating database objects;
• Using single row functions to customise the output;
• Calling conversion functions and conditional expressions;
• Using group functions to report aggregated data;
• Creating PL / SQL app code blocks able to be shared by various forms and reports;
• Develop PL / SQL anonymous blocks, procedures and stored functions;
• Declare identifiers and trap exceptions;
• Use DML instructions to manage data;
• Use DDL instructions to generate database objects;
• Declare PL / SQL variables;
• Control the code flow (loops, control structures);
• Describe procedures and stored functions;
• Recover data from table rows and columns.

 Description:

The ITIL Foundation in IT Service Management is a three-day course intended to introduce trainees to ITIL terminology, structure, and basic concepts, to enable them to understand the basic principles of ITIL practices in IT Service Management.

Target audience:

This course is aimed at individuals who need basic knowledge of Framework ITIL, and who use this Framework to improve the quality of IT Service Management in companies, and also for IT professionals, Business Managers and Owners of Business Processes.

Pre-requirements: Knowledge of English; experience in IT-related functions is also recommended.

• Service management as a practice;
• Service Lifecycle;
• Key principles and models;
• Service strategy;
• Service design;
• Service transition;
• Service operation;
• Continuous service improvement;
• Roles, functions, and process;
• The ITIL certification scheme
• Preparing for the exam

Enrollment on the intranet.

DURATION:

48h em horário pós-laboral

WEEKLY LOAD:

Mondays and Wednesdays.

CONTENTS:

Grammar

• Pronunciation: special sounds in English
• The English alphabet: vowels and consonants
• Spelling: names and objects; proper intonation
• Verb conjugation (to be, to have and to do…)
• Pronouns: personal, demonstrative, quantitative
• Grammar tenses: present, past, and future
• Prepositions
• Writing and conversation
• Conversation
• Reading and comprehension of texts and letters
• Agreeing and disagreeing (ideas, opinions, invitations)
• Describing family life and routines
• Asking questions/ Giving information, directions and suggestions
• Formal and informal conversation
• Hearing conversations in audiovisual media
• Technical expressions
• Reading and comprehension of legends and catalogues
• Related technical expressions (reading and writing)
• Vocabulary

Study and simulation of practical and corporate cases.

*Enrollment on the Intranet.

DURATION:

25h evening classes

WEEKLY LOAD:

Training on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

CONTENTS:

• The Spanish alphabet;
• Spanish pronunciation;
• Spanish vocabulary;
• Common expressions;
• Business-related expressions;
• Grammar;
• Personal pronouns;
• Main verbs in Spanish;
• Reading and comprehension;
• Translations;
• Study and simulation of practical cases.

*Enrollment on the Intranet.