i m a computer student and want to know what MCA is all about and how to prepare for it?
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It stands for "Master of Computer Applications"\n\nThe Master of Computer Applications is a 3-year professional master's degree in computer science awarded in India.\n\n(MCA) is a course that an individual may pursue before foraying into the world of Information Technology. The course encompasses topics like Data Communication and Networks, Database Design and Management, Management Information Systems, Modelling and Simulation Techniques, Operating Systems, Structure of Programming Languages, etc.
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Here you go\nhttp://mc-computing.com/Databases/MSAccess/Modules.html\n\n///
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hi there\ni have used pc desktop, then mac laptop, then a pc laptop for college. my thoughts:\nmac\n- look better but more expensive even with student discounts, u can get a free ipod though this summer\n- it is difficult to find software. u have to buy them, as opposed to the PC world where many people would just pirate a software from a friend or family.\n- great for multimedia, espcially music and pictures. itunes and iphoto are the best out there, and there is no equivalent of iphoto on PC. if u like to create short movies, iMovie is great too. \n- great battery life, 4 hours\n- will run out of the box , does not require specific knowledge\n- u will have trouve sometimes because people would want u to try new software (games or more specialized software) which will probably run only on windows, but u can use BootCamp though to run Windows on your mac laptop.\n\nPC:\n- more choices, less expensive\n- u need to install lots of things, antivirus, firewalls, u need to cleanup your computer monthly. the software is less stable than windows, less user-friendly. it feels like broken.\n- u can play games and every software u can think of.\n- lousy battery life for most PC laptops.\n\ni would say that buying a PC is equivalent to buying a GM car and a mac is equivalent to buying a porsche car. a GM car is less expensive, u can take it on all roads, the quality is not great, whereas a porsche car is faster, is more beautiful but it only runs on perfect roads.
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I agree with pea. cole. a "trade" will be the best thing to learn. like you said Computers are what everyone will be needing. You should look into studying nano technology that will get you some serious money or you could try cures for diseases.
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You need to go to PG apart from your graduation. Go for MCA. Now a days it's better option since software industry is booming.......
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Yes u can get into IBM after MCA.\nBut i doubt if u would get admission into MCA after BioChemistry.\nBecause, for MCA, u need to have studied atleast one maths subject in UG degree.
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CFA is more difficult dear. And the cost of MCA differs if you do it with out paying donation its not more than 1 to 1.5 L else it can go upto 3 to 4 L .\n\nHope the info is enough for the moment. If you need more info feel free to mail me at rana_mahanty82@yahoo.com
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First, you have to decide which courses you can afford and what kind of online programs they offer.  Look at local colleges or uni's.  Then look at the courses they provide.  They will all be categorized and will have details about them.  \n\nThe best advice I could give you is to go to the school one day and tell someone what you would like to be doing.  It sounds silly saying, "I wanna do something with computers" but think about it - one silly question will help you determine the rest of your life.\n\nHappy Hunting.
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I don't know yet about it... anyway, in what year of college are you in now? and what course? Because i'm a computer engineering student in the Philippines and i'm hoping that we might be in the same track and could eventually support each other's academe... Anyway, if you're interested just reply... Thanks
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I'm taking some computer classes at a Dallas Community College this semester that offers Associate Degrees in lots of fields. You can check out this link to their site then click on course catalog that lists the degree plans, all the courses and the requirements for each course.\nhttp://www.elcentrocollege.dcccd.edu  or try direct catalog link http://www1.dcccd.edu/cat0506/cattoc.cfm?loc=5
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A megabyte is 1024 kilobytes. RAM is random access memory. Everything you do on your computer goes through RAM. 256MB is the bare minimum for most modern operating systems. You can buy 128MB modules, but for a few bucks more you can gat 256MB modules. Price is dependent on the system. Is it a PC or Mac? Laptop or desktop? What brand? Do you have any open memory slots? What type/speed of memory? If you go to my link, you can do a memory search.
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ok if your just looking desktop and portable certs go to apples website and buy there technican training kit. After you have studied that google prometric. Prometric is a world wide testing company that deals in certifications they do the apple tests. that will get you your ACPT ACDT if you wish to go farther then that go to the apple website for your contry. go to support > training and it will show you what classes and where the classes are offered in your area.\n\nCongradualtions on deciding to get apple certified. \n\nI wish you luck and hope to see you in the apple certification alliance soon.\n\nsorry forgot to tell you fees. the fees are 150 - 190 us. I am in canada and they still charge me us dont know why. the class i told you to buy off apple cost me 400 canadian. the classes i took at apple for my help desk ACHDS cost 1200 canadian and my technical cordinator ACTC cost 2400 for the class. i have to take 3 test and 3 classes to get my ACSA i am working on right now and after the classes and tests in total that will cost me about 8000 canadian 250 per tests 2400 per class. \n\nKEEP IN MIND your certifications run out and you will have to rewrite the tests. The ACDT ACPT run out ever 12 months ACTC 24 ACSA 24 months the ACHDS will not run out but will retire meaning your certification will be ACHDS v10.4 so when mac osx 10.5 comes out that certification you hold needs to be updated even though it hasnt run out
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First of all you introduce yourself to computers. Take a short term certification course to learn Windows and MS Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS Powerpoint, MS Access) and Internet. You can learn it yourself with a good book also. \n\nAfter that look for the softwares available in the market for your field.\n\nSpend some regular time on your Computer.This will add to your confiedence and knowledge.
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OK, I love topics like this, I'm sorry to  say that you cant get courses like these free on line but, you can be sign up to take this course on line, for the girl above me, he already stressed the abbreviation of CMA, (my God) try to go under "on line courses in(what ever state you live in)" because... you may want to chose wisely which school is accredited and if the job you are going to get will honor your certification, mean in hope that the school is not bogus, tech school.com too will help. Good Luck!
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You should go for MCA with MBA or BE computers, chances are more to get good job after doing MCA, as these days the minimum requirement in good organisations is minimum MCA... so you should consider MCA.. if its possible join part time job in the profession you wish to follow after MCA wheter it may be programmer, designer, DBA... etc, It will help you aware of current market trend..\n\nHope this helps
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Go to Carnegie Mellon University in USA. Web site is http://www.cmu.edu/.
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try mcsa first (like me.) it's cheap (around $400) and relatively useful. my friend in IT says that his pay would double with the MSCE, but he had to get his MCIS degree first.