UECE and Dell Technologies Open 1,000 Slots in Free Distance Learning Courses in Ceará

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/05/2021 at 12:52

Updated on 06/05/2021 at 12:53

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UECE and Dell Open 1,000 Slots in Free Online Courses in Ceará, on a Fully Accessible Platform for People with Disabilities

The State University of Ceará (UECE) and Dell Technologies have reopened registrations for thousands of free online EAD courses for the Free Accessible Professional Qualification Program, conducted by Lead. Registrations will be available until May 9 (Sunday).

Dell Opens New Slots in Free EAD Courses in Ceará

A total of 1,000 slots will be available in 29 free EAD courses in Ceará, aimed at students with or without disabilities, exclusively for higher education students in Ceará enrolled in undergraduate and graduate programs in the areas of Computing, Information Systems, Digital Media, Computer Engineering, Digital Games, Software Analysis and Development, Computer Networks, Computer Education, and other related areas.

The project will be carried out with investments from DELL COMPUTERS DO BRAZIL LTD, thus, the courses will be free, with no cost to the population of Ceará.

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Find Out Which Free EAD Courses Will Be Offered by UECE and Dell

Check out all the free courses offered by UECE and Dell in the technology areas:

Excel;
Website Development;
Introduction to Machine Learning;
Data Visualization;
Introduction to Python;
Flutter;
Fundamentals of Application Development with Visual C#;
Machine Learning;
Automated Testing (TDD + BDD);
Java Front/Back;
Intermediate English;
Introduction to Web Accessibility;
Basic English 2;
Basic English;
Web Project Standardization with Java EE and Spring Framework;
Fundamentals of Web Programming with Java;
Fundamentals of Database with Java;
Planning and Development of Android Applications Using Google APIs;
Integration of Applications and Services with Java;
Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming with Java;
Fundamentals of Mobile Development Using Android API and Java;
Introduction to Google Online Apps;
Introduction to Application Development in Java;
Practical Computer Science;
Introduction to Programming Logic;
Customer Service;
Entrepreneurship and Ethics;
Building Accessible Pages in SharePoint;

To register for the EAD courses from UECE and Dell is easy, just click this link and, at the top of the page, you will find the available courses you can register for. Then, click on the box “I am interested in this course” for the desired course.

Understand How Classes Will Be Taught for the Free EAD Courses from UECE and Dell

The courses will be held online in EAD format, with e-learning methodology, accessible through the “Accessible Learning” app (for Android and iOS) and also through the DAL platform.

The classes are expected to start on May 24, 2021. Throughout the course, students will be supported by tutors, pedagogical staff, and technical support from the teaching platform, with priority for people with disabilities.

The platform has accessible features, such as sound alerts, virtual keyboard, voice command, interpreters and LIBRAS videos, font resizing, high contrast, and audio description of images.

UECE and Dell Technologies Open 1,000 Slots in Free Distance Learning Courses in Ceará

UECE and Dell Open 1,000 Slots in Free Online Courses in Ceará, on a Fully Accessible Platform for People with Disabilities

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