Software is
defined as collection of program and a set of instructions is called
a program. Generally software are two types, called system software
and application software. In another way we can also say that
software is not a physical product and we can not touch it. For a
result, in application software, we can't see the codes, but users
can easily use the results of a running coded program.
Codes are heart
of program, 1st generation of codes are called called machine level
language, 2Nd generation of codes are called assembly level language
and the 3rd generation of codes is called high level language or HLL.
For a desired output, we must have to write correct programs, because
software programming languages need to be translated into machine
codes, so that computer understand the instructions and provides
desired output.
We can improve coding practice either by trying to write
a number of new programs suited to particular applications or even by
modifying existing codes of programs. But for this we must have to
understand some important point mention below:
- How to define the software life cycle?
- Which language is best suited for specific output?
- How we can improve without any basic programming knowledge?
- How to do coding in the software industry?
This is the
main facts where role of software institutes occur.
There are lots of training institutes
which have mushroomed in India and all over the world to address
these issues. Often, these institutes help in making student
employment ready, provides career guidance and offering training in a
broad spectrum of software and programming languages including Java,
PHP, Pyhton, Dot Net, C, C++, JavaScript, Java etc.
Some also
recommend quiz competition, events, best student award, special
workshops, and other activities based on the candidate's profile.
With the industry experienced faculty and placement with key
companies, they also deliver real time project to a student and
encourage student-industry interaction. They conducted regularly Job
fairs, campus interviews, etc.