Langr Software Solutions offers a variety of courses geared toward improving the capabilities of your development team. The courses are anything but "by-the-book" rehashes of readily-available material. Instead, courses are intense but fun hands-on experiences, where students master the fundamentals, as well as learn to apply what they've learned in order to solve real-world problems. We've had many students tell us that this is the best training they've ever attended. Check out quotes from our students.

Pricing

The cost for a course is $395 per student per day (based on the minimum enrollment for the class), plus applicable instructor travel expenses. The class minimum is ten students unless stated otherwise in the course description. Additional students (up to the class maximum) may enroll at $325 per student per day. A 10% discount against the course cost is available for payment in advance. We're willing to make deals on multiple courses and follow-up mentoring/coaching.

Discount is applied to the per-student rate.

Location

Courses may be taught on-site or at a location of your choosing. See Course Requirements below for setup information.

Course Requirements

All courses require the customer to provide a reasonably sized room with comfortable seating, an LCD projector, and at least one whiteboard with markers. Non-development courses (for example, Agile in a Flash and Optimizing Sprint Planning) have no additional requirements.

Developer courses involve hands-on computer interaction. Students generally work in pairs, so the number of machines required is the total number of students divided by two, rounded up (for example, 13 students requires 7 computers). Pairing helps our students learn more, and also helps the classes stay on track. No one gets left behind!

For hands-on courses, students must be able to freely load software onto the machine, and have full access privileges to create, delete, modify, and execute files. The preferred means of loading software is via USB flash drive. Workstations should be networked to each other. In lieu of flash drives, computers must have a CD-ROM drive available or must be able to access the Internet.

Machines should be preloaded with software required for the specific course (for example, Java and Eclipse), otherwise students will spend valuable class time installing and configuring software. Machines should not be memory or drive constrained. The instructor will be able to provide you with details on how to preload the machine with required software.

We can support Windows, Unix®, and Cygwin.

Custom Courses

We can tailor courses to your specific needs. Please contact us for additional information.