Course Prerequisites
Prerequisites for Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)
To successfully undertake the Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137) course, learners should have a foundational understanding in the following areas:
- Basic knowledge of Git and source control: Familiarity with version control systems such as Git is essential to manage and track code changes.
- Introductory software development skills: Understanding the basics of software development to effectively contribute to open source projects.
- Understanding of pull requests and issues: Basic knowledge of how to create and manage pull requests and issues in platforms like GitHub or GitLab.
- Familiarity with GitHub or GitLab: Experience navigating and using GitHub or GitLab platforms.
- Awareness of software repositories: Basic understanding of software repositories like Artifactory or Nexus.
- Knowledge of basic banking regulations: Familiarity with key banking regulations such as Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), Intellectual Property (IP) Law, and Cross-Border Obligations.
These prerequisites are intended to ensure that learners have the minimum required knowledge to fully benefit from the course content and actively participate in open source contributions within the finance industry. If you meet these requirements,
Target Audience for Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)
Introduction:
The "Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)" course equips finance and IT professionals with the skills and knowledge to safely contribute to open source software within the finance sector.
Job Roles and Target Audience:
- Software Developers in Finance
- Compliance Officers
- IT Managers in Financial Institutions
- Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Members
- DevOps Engineers
- Risk Managers
- IT Auditors
- Cybersecurity Analysts
- Financial Analysts with IT Expertise
- Regulatory Affairs Specialists
- Technology Consultants in Finance
- Open Source Contributors
- System Integrators in the Financial Sector
- Legal Advisors specializing in IT and Finance
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)?
Introduction
The Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137) course equips finance professionals with the knowledge to contribute safely to open source projects by understanding risks, regulatory environments, and best practices.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand Risks: Identify and comprehend the risks associated with contributing to open source in the finance industry.
- Safe Procedures: Learn the procedures for mitigating risks while contributing to open source projects.
- Git and Source Control: Master the use of Git for managing changes in source code.
- Pull Requests and Issues: Learn how to effectively manage and navigate pull requests and issues in open source projects.
- Software Repositories: Utilize repositories such as Artifactory or Nexus for dependency management.
- Regulatory Compliance: Understand the regulatory landscape, including AML (Anti-Money Laundering), KYC (Know Your Customer), IP Law, and Cross-Border Obligations.
- Engagement in Projects: Gain insights into effective community engagement and contribution strategies for open source projects.
- Dependency Management: Learn best practices for using and managing dependencies safely in financial software.
- Contribution Workflow: Develop a systematic approach for contributing code and documentation to open source projects.
- **Escalation Procedures
Target Audience for Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)
Introduction:
The "Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)" course equips finance and IT professionals with the skills and knowledge to safely contribute to open source software within the finance sector.
Job Roles and Target Audience:
- Software Developers in Finance
- Compliance Officers
- IT Managers in Financial Institutions
- Open Source Program Office (OSPO) Members
- DevOps Engineers
- Risk Managers
- IT Auditors
- Cybersecurity Analysts
- Financial Analysts with IT Expertise
- Regulatory Affairs Specialists
- Technology Consultants in Finance
- Open Source Contributors
- System Integrators in the Financial Sector
- Legal Advisors specializing in IT and Finance
Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137)?
Introduction
The Open Source Contribution in Finance (LFD137) course equips finance professionals with the knowledge to contribute safely to open source projects by understanding risks, regulatory environments, and best practices.
Learning Objectives and Outcomes
- Understand Risks: Identify and comprehend the risks associated with contributing to open source in the finance industry.
- Safe Procedures: Learn the procedures for mitigating risks while contributing to open source projects.
- Git and Source Control: Master the use of Git for managing changes in source code.
- Pull Requests and Issues: Learn how to effectively manage and navigate pull requests and issues in open source projects.
- Software Repositories: Utilize repositories such as Artifactory or Nexus for dependency management.
- Regulatory Compliance: Understand the regulatory landscape, including AML (Anti-Money Laundering), KYC (Know Your Customer), IP Law, and Cross-Border Obligations.
- Engagement in Projects: Gain insights into effective community engagement and contribution strategies for open source projects.
- Dependency Management: Learn best practices for using and managing dependencies safely in financial software.
- Contribution Workflow: Develop a systematic approach for contributing code and documentation to open source projects.
- **Escalation Procedures
