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Java Programming / Web Programming / Spring / Spring boot / IBM Products
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Academically:
Master degree in Computer Science and Bachelor degree in Computer Science with very good degree.

Technically:
1. +11 years of experience in software development mainly in Java and JEE.
2. +8 years of experience in IBM Products.
3. +5 years of experience in Business Process Management by IBM BPM 8.6/IBM BAW.
4. +5 years of experience in IBM WebSphere Portal 8/9 and IBM WCM 8/9.
5. +6 years of experience in Spring framework (Spring security, Spring Data, Spring MVC).
6. +1 years of experience in IBM FileNet 4.5 and IBM ODM 8.
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Online from Qatar
About Me
Academically:
Master degree in Computer Science and Bachelor degree in Computer Science with very good degree.

Technically:
1. +11 years of experience in software development mainly in Java and JEE.
2. +8 years of experience in IBM Products.
3. +5 years of experience in Business Process Management by IBM BPM 8.6/IBM BAW.
4. +5 years of experience in IBM WebSphere Portal 8/9 and IBM WCM 8/9.
5. +6 years of experience in Spring framework (Spring security, Spring Data, Spring MVC).
6. +1 years of experience in IBM FileNet 4.5 and IBM ODM 8.
Education
1- Arab Academy for Science, Technology & Maritime Transport.
Master of Computer Science from Faculty of Computers and Information Technology. (2010-2016).
Research Field: Web 3.0 and Semantic Web.
Master Title: [ROEF: A Smart Search Engine of 3rd Generation WWW].

2- Suez Canal University.
Faculty of Computers and Informatics (2005-2009).
Bachelor of Computer Science. Department: Computer Science. Grade: Very Good (79.7 %)
Experience / Qualifications
1. +11 years of experience in software development mainly in Java and JEE.
2. +8 years of experience in IBM Products.
3. +5 years of experience in Business Process Management by IBM BPM 8.6/IBM BAW.
4. +5 years of experience in IBM WebSphere Portal 8/9 and IBM WCM 8/9.
5. +6 years of experience in Spring framework (Spring security, Spring Data, Spring MVC).
6. +1 years of experience in IBM FileNet 4.5 and IBM ODM 8.
Age
Adults (18-64 years old)
Student level
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Duration
30 minutes
45 minutes
60 minutes
90 minutes
The class is taught in
English
Arabic
Availability of a typical week
(GMT -04:00)
New York
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Fri
Sat
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04-08
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1- Demystify the modern syntax (ES6+) often used in React.
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