2
year vocational computer science program
7
hands-on projects
About Adva
A novel training program for outstanding female Haredi seminary students in software engineering tracks (grades 13 and 14), combining academic-level computer science studies with practical project-based experience. The program is the first of its kind to obtain the active support of senior rabbis in the Haredi community and leaders of the Israeli high-tech industry and academia. These partnerships led to the design of an academic-level curriculum under the auspices of the industry and academia, while creating a window of opportunity to engender meaningful economic and social change.
Partners
The program was developed in collaboration with senior development executives from Apple, Mobileye, Google, IBM, and the Ministry of Defense.
Over 150 partners including Ex Libris, IAI, Kramer, Zerto, Synamedia, Refael, Xfind, Checkpoint, Via, Facebook, Mprest, Seebo, SAP, Amdocs, Citi, Nvidia, Innovid, Beamr, Delloite, Moveo, AT&T, 8200, and Ofek-IAF.
Syllabus
Introduction to Linux and data acquisition
Introduction to computer sciences and C language
Linear algebra
Statistics and probability
Differential and integral calculus
Logic and set theory, discrete mathematics
Data structure and introduction to algorithms
Advanced Python programming and computer science supplements
NoSQL and SQL databases
Algorithms
Logic
Current internet technologies
Bootcamp – Introduction to development processes, QA and DevOps
Introduction to operating systems + introduction to communication networks
Automats and formal languages
JAVA
Java Script
Digital systems
Success Stories
“The bootcamp and all the studies were fun and gave us amazing abilities and skills in all areas. Every project we do not only gives us knowledge in its field but also strengthens our understanding of how to approach challenges and teamwork. We have gained vast knowledge and ability to integrate in the industry in the best possible way.”
Student in the program
“The added value of the program that combines academic aspects and industry involvement is huge in my eyes. I was very impressed to see the tremendous motivation of the students, their flexibility, and their openness to change.”