5-day iOS 9 Intensive Training - Los Angeles

If your goal is to build Apps which surprise and delight, we'll help you get there. We'll teach you to carefully craft apps the way we do in our consulting work for demanding clients. Our iOS training courses are qualitatively better than other classroom experiences. There are never more than 10 people in a session, allowing us to give our students the individual attention they deserve. We offer a 5-day intensive iOS training: this training covers beginner and advanced topics. It is a challenge to keep up with Apple's frequent iOS SDK updates and changes. But, our course covers the very latest versions of the Frameworks and Tools. More importantly, in our training, we ensure that you understand how Apple designs their frameworks so that as they are revised and improved it is a smooth transition for you. We prepare our students with the necessary skills to achieve a professional level in a relatively short period of time. If you have highly-specialized needs, we can even design a training course according and provide training on-site at your company. Prerequisites You should be familiar with the concepts of Object Orient Programming and have developed in any programming language. We do not provide a computer during the class. Please, bring your own computer and laptop. Instructor Mustafa Shaikhly has more than 15 years of experience in software design and development. He started to develop in 1997. During the last 12 years, he has been involved in International R&D projects related to computer vision, pattern recognition, machine learning and biometric authentication. In 2008, he started working on iOS and founded MTS Development. In 2014, he built a complete call management system for the university of southern california (USC) Mustafa is proficient in Cocoa, Cocoa Touch, Xcode, Interface Builder and Instruments. He has developed applications and frameworks for the universirty of southeren california , and some of his work is now included in the most rec

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