Training Calendar

2 months - 40 hours

Autodesk trainings are industry-recognized credentials that can help people succeed in their design career—providing benefits to both them and the employer. The training courses provide reliable validation of skills and knowledge, and they can lead to accelerated professional development, improved productivity, and enhanced credibility.

The AutoCAD Training course is designed for new users of AutoCAD and for delegates who would like their AutoCAD experiences to be proven with a certification from a growing educational institution in Kosovo and be prepared to get certified as an AutoDesk professional as well. There are no prerequisites to join the course and the targeted audience includes:

What will you learn?
The participants will learn to navigate the AutoCAD user interfaces, use the fundamental features of AutoCAD, use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD to develop technical drawings and present drawing in a detailed and visually impressive way. The training program is based on official training guides from ASCENT and Wiley.

Course Outline

Getting Started
Basic Drawing Skills
Using Drawing Aids
Editing Entities
Shaping Curves
Controlling Object Visibility and Appearance
Organizing Objects
Hatching and Gradients
Working with Blocks and Xrefs
Creating and Editing Text
Dimensioning
Keeping in Control with Constraint
Working with Layouts and Annotative Objects
Printing and Plot ting
Storing, Presenting, and Extracting Data
Navigating 3D Models
Modeling in 3D
Presenting and Documenting 3D Design

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Agron Hajzeraj

Agron Hajzeraj is MSC of Civil Engineering an experienced CAD Lecturer with more than 13 years of experience lecturing in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture at the University of Prishtina. His primary focus is IT, especially Computer Aided Design (CAD), which he has been using since its early versions in 1988. Agron has trained more than 1,800 students and over 560 engineers (65% architects, 20% Civil Engineers, 15% Electrical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Surveyor Engineers, etc.). Agron also has experience in PR and advanced methods of lecturing and presentations and also great knowledge of the hardware.

2 months - 40 hours

Autodesk trainings are industry-recognized credentials that can help people succeed in their design career—providing benefits to both them and the employer. The training courses provide reliable validation of skills and knowledge, and they can lead to accelerated professional development, improved productivity, and enhanced credibility.

The AutoCAD Training course is designed for new users of AutoCAD and for delegates who would like their AutoCAD experiences to be proven with a certification from a growing educational institution in Kosovo and be prepared to get certified as an AutoDesk professional as well. There are no prerequisites to join the course and the targeted audience includes:

What will you learn?
The participants will learn to navigate the AutoCAD user interfaces, use the fundamental features of AutoCAD, use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD to develop technical drawings and present drawing in a detailed and visually impressive way. The training program is based on official training guides from ASCENT and Wiley.

Course Outline

Getting Started
Basic Drawing Skills
Using Drawing Aids
Editing Entities
Shaping Curves
Controlling Object Visibility and Appearance
Organizing Objects
Hatching and Gradients
Working with Blocks and Xrefs
Creating and Editing Text
Dimensioning
Keeping in Control with Constraint
Working with Layouts and Annotative Objects
Printing and Plot ting
Storing, Presenting, and Extracting Data
Navigating 3D Models
Modeling in 3D
Presenting and Documenting 3D Design

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Agron Hajzeraj

Agron Hajzeraj is MSC of Civil Engineering an experienced CAD Lecturer with more than 13 years of experience lecturing in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture at the University of Prishtina. His primary focus is IT, especially Computer Aided Design (CAD), which he has been using since its early versions in 1988. Agron has trained more than 1,800 students and over 560 engineers (65% architects, 20% Civil Engineers, 15% Electrical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Surveyor Engineers, etc.). Agron also has experience in PR and advanced methods of lecturing and presentations and also great knowledge of the hardware.

2 months - 40 hours

Autodesk trainings are industry-recognized credentials that can help people succeed in their design career—providing benefits to both them and the employer. The training courses provide reliable validation of skills and knowledge, and they can lead to accelerated professional development, improved productivity, and enhanced credibility.

The AutoCAD Training course is designed for new users of AutoCAD and for delegates who would like their AutoCAD experiences to be proven with a certification from a growing educational institution in Kosovo and be prepared to get certified as an AutoDesk professional as well. There are no prerequisites to join the course and the targeted audience includes:

What will you learn?
The participants will learn to navigate the AutoCAD user interfaces, use the fundamental features of AutoCAD, use the precision drafting tools in AutoCAD to develop technical drawings and present drawing in a detailed and visually impressive way. The training program is based on official training guides from ASCENT and Wiley.

Course Outline

Getting Started
Basic Drawing Skills
Using Drawing Aids
Editing Entities
Shaping Curves
Controlling Object Visibility and Appearance
Organizing Objects
Hatching and Gradients
Working with Blocks and Xrefs
Creating and Editing Text
Dimensioning
Keeping in Control with Constraint
Working with Layouts and Annotative Objects
Printing and Plot ting
Storing, Presenting, and Extracting Data
Navigating 3D Models
Modeling in 3D
Presenting and Documenting 3D Design

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Agron Hajzeraj

Agron Hajzeraj is MSC of Civil Engineering an experienced CAD Lecturer with more than 13 years of experience lecturing in the Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture at the University of Prishtina. His primary focus is IT, especially Computer Aided Design (CAD), which he has been using since its early versions in 1988. Agron has trained more than 1,800 students and over 560 engineers (65% architects, 20% Civil Engineers, 15% Electrical Engineers, Mechanical Engineers, Surveyor Engineers, etc.). Agron also has experience in PR and advanced methods of lecturing and presentations and also great knowledge of the hardware.

2 hours

Presentations techniques and public speaking skills are very useful in many aspects of work and life. Effective presentations and public speaking skills are important in business, sales and selling, training, teaching, lecturing and generally entertaining an audience. Developing the confidence and capability to give good presentations, and to stand up in front of an audience and speak well, are also extremely helpful competencies for self-development too. Presentations and public speaking skills are not limited to certain special people - anyone can give a good presentation, or perform public speaking to a professional and impressive standard. Like most things, it simply takes a little preparation and practice.

Individuals who don’t have experience in presenting in front of an audience, employees that work on different fields of the market where presentation skills are a must but also others who want to freshen up their presenting style.

The training is focused on providing practical advice, tools and techniques for performing presentations at meetings and conferences of any type. At this one day training course you will:

• Learn presentation technique
• How to design effective & engaging presentations
• Select most suitable delivery method of content based on the audience
• Learn powerful & effective verbal communication techniques
• Learn to manage speaking at large audiences
• Learn different tools to add diversity & interest to engage an audience
• Learn to pump it up a notch to deliver higher energy presentations

• Creating the program (researching, writing and editing and how not to!)
• Choosing delivery methods (basic, advanced and why, what & who to include)
• Structuring the presentation
• Verbal Communication Skills (listening & hearing, asking questions, communication with power)
• Non-verbal communication skills (body language, signals, what you say and how you say it)
• Overcoming Nervousness (how to appear confident in front of a crowd)
• Wow your audience with your presentations
• Pumping it up

The training is designed to be proactive lecture in which students freely express their opinions in an informal discussion with the presenters. The one-day training/workshops includes a variety of input and participants are encouraged to contribute in discussions and share their experiences.

Çelik Nimani

1 months - 36 hours

You may already understand HTML, but are you really using it to its fullest potential? In this course, we’ll consider current and emerging HTML development and explore how to make the most of all opportunities across platforms and browsers. Afterwards, you can be certain that you are using the most advanced techniques in web design today.

Enthusiast who have basic knowledege over HTML/CSS and want to expand their knowledge into the full potential of the new and emerging techniques of web design.

Assumed Knowledge
A basic understanding of HTML and CSS, in order to to get the most from this course.

Course Outline

HTML Semantics
The Development of HTML and CSS, and general knowledge around them
Styling with CSS
Using HTML and CSS together
New stylings with CSS#
Using HTML5 today
Next steps and the imrpotance of Javascript

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Flakerim Ismani

4 Weeks (2 sessions in 4 hours per week) = Total 32 hours + 3 Hours (Final Exam) = 35 hours

5 practical reasons for learning the Python programming language: 1) Python is easy to learn; 2) Python is fast to program; 3) Python has a clear syntax; 4) Python Has Solid Documentation and a Large Set of Modules; 5) Python is Cross Platform, Also Featuring Nice GUIs

There are 10 reasons why: 1) Django is Python based; 2) Django works, it is broadly used web development framework; 3) Deployment is a breeze; 4) your site won’t go down; 5) Django is very fast; 6) Django scales; 7) Django’s admin will blow your mind; 8) you don’t need to go whole-way; 9) Django plays well with designers; 10) Django comes from the real world;

During the first 2 weeks the course will focus entirely on building basic Python programming skills. The focus will be on completing exercises and gaining a working familiarity with Python in order to provide a strong base for the other weeks. In order to build good habits early on, the exercises will follow the PEP-8 style guide for Python (http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/). The third and fourth weeks are a mix of lecture and workshop, combining theory and practical exercises. The course covers the background and history of the framework, convention over configuration, templates, Object Relational Mapper (ORM), Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY), loose coupling, media handling, caching, error handling, tests, packaging, best practices, and basic deployment techniques. The course is designed for use with Django 1.x.

The session is a four hour long block, where two hours are used for theoretical and the last 2 hours for practical work. In fact, during the each session we will very often switch between the theoretical and practical work.

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Attendees must be proficient in web application programming in order to do the labs. Attendees should have a basic understanding of any programming language, and a basic understanding of Object Oriented programming and relational database concepts.

Ercan Canhasi has been writing software since 1999 using Java, C#, Perl, Delphi, PHP and many other programming languages and frameworks such as .NET, CakePHP, Ruby on Rails. He received his B.Sc and M.Sc degree in computer science from the Selcuk University, Turkey in 2004 and 2007 respectively. He is currently a PhD student of computer science at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and a visiting researcher at Laboratory for Cognitive Modeling at UL. He is also a teaching assistant at University of Prizren.

1 months - 36 hours

You may already understand HTML, but are you really using it to its fullest potential? In this course, we’ll consider current and emerging HTML development and explore how to make the most of all opportunities across platforms and browsers. Afterwards, you can be certain that you are using the most advanced techniques in web design today.

Enthusiast who have basic knowledege over HTML/CSS and want to expand their knowledge into the full potential of the new and emerging techniques of web design.

Assumed Knowledge
A basic understanding of HTML and CSS, in order to to get the most from this course.

Course Outline

HTML Semantics
The Development of HTML and CSS, and general knowledge around them
Styling with CSS
Using HTML and CSS together
New stylings with CSS#
Using HTML5 today
Next steps and the imrpotance of Javascript

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Flakerim Ismani

4 Weeks (2 sessions in 4 hours per week) = Total 32 hours + 3 Hours (Final Exam) = 35 hours

5 practical reasons for learning the Python programming language: 1) Python is easy to learn; 2) Python is fast to program; 3) Python has a clear syntax; 4) Python Has Solid Documentation and a Large Set of Modules; 5) Python is Cross Platform, Also Featuring Nice GUIs

There are 10 reasons why: 1) Django is Python based; 2) Django works, it is broadly used web development framework; 3) Deployment is a breeze; 4) your site won’t go down; 5) Django is very fast; 6) Django scales; 7) Django’s admin will blow your mind; 8) you don’t need to go whole-way; 9) Django plays well with designers; 10) Django comes from the real world;

During the first 2 weeks the course will focus entirely on building basic Python programming skills. The focus will be on completing exercises and gaining a working familiarity with Python in order to provide a strong base for the other weeks. In order to build good habits early on, the exercises will follow the PEP-8 style guide for Python (http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/). The third and fourth weeks are a mix of lecture and workshop, combining theory and practical exercises. The course covers the background and history of the framework, convention over configuration, templates, Object Relational Mapper (ORM), Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY), loose coupling, media handling, caching, error handling, tests, packaging, best practices, and basic deployment techniques. The course is designed for use with Django 1.x.

The session is a four hour long block, where two hours are used for theoretical and the last 2 hours for practical work. In fact, during the each session we will very often switch between the theoretical and practical work.

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Attendees must be proficient in web application programming in order to do the labs. Attendees should have a basic understanding of any programming language, and a basic understanding of Object Oriented programming and relational database concepts.

Ercan Canhasi has been writing software since 1999 using Java, C#, Perl, Delphi, PHP and many other programming languages and frameworks such as .NET, CakePHP, Ruby on Rails. He received his B.Sc and M.Sc degree in computer science from the Selcuk University, Turkey in 2004 and 2007 respectively. He is currently a PhD student of computer science at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and a visiting researcher at Laboratory for Cognitive Modeling at UL. He is also a teaching assistant at University of Prizren.

1 months - 36 hours

You may already understand HTML, but are you really using it to its fullest potential? In this course, we’ll consider current and emerging HTML development and explore how to make the most of all opportunities across platforms and browsers. Afterwards, you can be certain that you are using the most advanced techniques in web design today.

Enthusiast who have basic knowledege over HTML/CSS and want to expand their knowledge into the full potential of the new and emerging techniques of web design.

Assumed Knowledge
A basic understanding of HTML and CSS, in order to to get the most from this course.

Course Outline

HTML Semantics
The Development of HTML and CSS, and general knowledge around them
Styling with CSS
Using HTML and CSS together
New stylings with CSS#
Using HTML5 today
Next steps and the imrpotance of Javascript

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Instructor Profile
Flakerim Ismani

4 Weeks (2 sessions in 4 hours per week) = Total 32 hours + 3 Hours (Final Exam) = 35 hours

5 practical reasons for learning the Python programming language: 1) Python is easy to learn; 2) Python is fast to program; 3) Python has a clear syntax; 4) Python Has Solid Documentation and a Large Set of Modules; 5) Python is Cross Platform, Also Featuring Nice GUIs

There are 10 reasons why: 1) Django is Python based; 2) Django works, it is broadly used web development framework; 3) Deployment is a breeze; 4) your site won’t go down; 5) Django is very fast; 6) Django scales; 7) Django’s admin will blow your mind; 8) you don’t need to go whole-way; 9) Django plays well with designers; 10) Django comes from the real world;

During the first 2 weeks the course will focus entirely on building basic Python programming skills. The focus will be on completing exercises and gaining a working familiarity with Python in order to provide a strong base for the other weeks. In order to build good habits early on, the exercises will follow the PEP-8 style guide for Python (http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/). The third and fourth weeks are a mix of lecture and workshop, combining theory and practical exercises. The course covers the background and history of the framework, convention over configuration, templates, Object Relational Mapper (ORM), Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY), loose coupling, media handling, caching, error handling, tests, packaging, best practices, and basic deployment techniques. The course is designed for use with Django 1.x.

The session is a four hour long block, where two hours are used for theoretical and the last 2 hours for practical work. In fact, during the each session we will very often switch between the theoretical and practical work.

Certificate of Attendance (Certificate of Attendance/Completion/Achievement (no assessment element))

Attendees must be proficient in web application programming in order to do the labs. Attendees should have a basic understanding of any programming language, and a basic understanding of Object Oriented programming and relational database concepts.

Ercan Canhasi has been writing software since 1999 using Java, C#, Perl, Delphi, PHP and many other programming languages and frameworks such as .NET, CakePHP, Ruby on Rails. He received his B.Sc and M.Sc degree in computer science from the Selcuk University, Turkey in 2004 and 2007 respectively. He is currently a PhD student of computer science at the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia) and a visiting researcher at Laboratory for Cognitive Modeling at UL. He is also a teaching assistant at University of Prizren.