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Empowering college faculties with industry-relevant skills through our Faculty Development Programs. Building the next generation of tech educators.
Learn2Build Program Overview
Our Faculty Development Program brings together college faculties to experience real-world software development. Teams form a complete Scrum team with Product Owner, Scrum Master, developers, and testers working together to build a Task Management Application meeting industry quality standards.
Move beyond theory with real hands-on coding in a team environment
Work with peers, share knowledge, and learn from each other
Experience Agile/Scrum methodology used by top tech companies
Receive recognition for your participation and contributions
Clean Code
Following SOLID principles and best practices
Code Reviews
Peer reviews for every feature merge
Testing
Unit tests and integration tests coverage
Documentation
API docs and user guides
CI/CD Pipeline
Automated build and deployment
Security
OWASP security best practices
Scrum Team Roles & Responsibilities
Each faculty member takes on a specific role in the Scrum team, gaining hands-on experience in their area while collaborating with the entire team to deliver working software.
- Define product vision & goals
- Prioritize product backlog
- Write user stories & acceptance criteria
- Stakeholder communication
- Facilitate Scrum ceremonies
- Remove team blockers
- Coach team on Agile practices
- Track sprint progress
- Build responsive UI components
- Implement user interactions
- Integrate with REST APIs
- Ensure cross-browser compatibility
- Design REST API endpoints
- Implement business logic
- Handle authentication & authorization
- Write unit tests
- Create wireframes & mockups
- Design user flows
- Build design system
- Conduct usability reviews
- Design database schema
- Write optimized queries
- Handle data migrations
- Ensure data integrity
- Setup CI/CD pipelines
- Configure cloud infrastructure
- Containerize applications
- Monitor deployments
- Create test plans & test cases
- Perform manual & automated testing
- Report & track defects
- Validate user acceptance criteria
2-Day Bootcamp Training
Intensive hands-on sessions designed to maximize learning and team collaboration
Introduction & Team Formation
Ice-breaker, Scrum overview, Role assignment
Product Backlog & Sprint Planning
Define user stories, estimate story points, plan sprint
Hands-on Development - Session 1
Setup environment, start feature development
Lunch Break
Networking & informal discussions
Hands-on Development - Session 2
Continue development, peer code reviews
Daily Standup & Day 1 Retrospective
Share progress, blockers, learnings
Daily Standup
Plan for the day, resolve blockers
Hands-on Development - Session 3
Complete features, integration testing
Lunch Break
Networking & informal discussions
Final Integration & Demo Prep
Merge code, prepare presentation
Sprint Demo & Review
Teams present completed features
Retrospective & Certificates
Feedback, learnings, certificate distribution
Agile/Scrum Process Followed
Faculty teams experience the complete Scrum cycle during the 2-day program
Sprint Planning
Define scope & assign tasks
Daily Standup
Progress updates & blockers
Development
Hands-on coding & reviews
Sprint Review
Demo completed features
Retrospective
Reflect & improve
Who Can Participate?
This program is exclusively for college faculties who are passionate about teaching Computer Science to graduates
Professors and lecturers teaching Computer Science, IT, or related disciplines who want to gain hands-on coding experience
Eligibility Criteria
- Faculty member teaching Computer Science or related subjects
- Passionate about teaching and mentoring graduates
- Must have a personal blog
Why Personal Blog?
Your blog helps us understand your expertise and assign you to the right project team role.
Blog should include:
- Subjects you have taught
- Technical concepts you know
- Your areas of interest
Based on your blog, we assign roles: Frontend, Backend, UI/UX, Database, DevOps, Testing, Product Owner, or Scrum Master
Certification Requirements
Demonstrate your skills to earn the Learn2Build Certificate
To receive the certificate, faculties must demonstrate their coding skills through live coding
What You'll Do
- Pick a few Project User Stories from the backlog
- Demonstrate live coding to implement the features
- Explain your approach and code logic
- Complete the implementation within the time frame
Team Support Available
- Project team members will be available to assist
- Get help with setup and environment issues
- Guidance on best practices and coding standards
- Collaborative problem-solving support
Note: The live coding assessment is designed to be supportive, not stressful. Our goal is to help you succeed and build confidence in your coding abilities.
Host a Learn2Build Program
Bring the Learn2Build Faculty Development Program to your institution. We provide complete support including curriculum, mentors, and infrastructure guidance.