is computer courses gud 4 todays's world?if so which 1 is best havin more scope other than IT?
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Maybe you should try a spelling course first\n\nMaB u shud tri a ............
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Good question -- it all depends on the field you're majoring in, and how quickly you want (or need) the degree.\n\nIf it's a computer tech job, or a dental assistant ... those kinds of jobs, sure, the quicker the better, and you'll get the specialized knowledge needed.\n\nOtherwise, there is no comparison.   A traditional college offers a well-rounded education you would never get online.  The give and take (and first-hand interaction) with a live professor / instructor is another huge advantage.\n\nI can't tell you how many individuals I've met who have a certificate to trouble shoot hardware problems.  They walk into a room as if they're god (with a small "g").   And, while they do serve a purpose, it's embarassing to see how it gets to their head -- simply because they lack the education, wisdom and class you would find in a true college graduate.\n\nLastly -- your university experience is multi-blessed as you interact with students who are in college pursuing a different major than yourself.\n\nGoing to a computer college, or secretarial school is great in that you are ALL there for the same reason.   You're all focused on the same goal.  The drawback is you're not interacting with others whose differences will give you a more balanced approach to life.
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preferable QUT for computer studies, but for better future...go UOM...the first Uni in Aust and the top 16 in the world
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i think computer engineering are very demanding today..coz now everything are very hi-tech now...i think COM-E its better but i dont really know if you like COM-E.
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Rather good from what I have heard. The next one sure isn't free though. It isn't quite a course in computer science, but for the newbie, it is as good and a lot less expensive as the Windows for dummies books.
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You have choosen a good course. It is an emerging field, but it would be better to do a regular course.\nFor further details on courses:
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the best is learning from the internet. and the more u practise the more u learn,
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It all depends upon your interest.\nBoth tech are in demand.\nj2ee is always preferred. bcoz study material is easily available on net.\ntools are freely available.\nlike tomcat,jboss.\nYou can run on any platform.
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frankly - you don't need to take either of those. \n\nhowever if you are more focussed on becoming a hacker, then choose the major that has MAXIMUM PROGRAMMING involved. \n\nhere's a useful link that'll get u started\nhttp://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#respect1
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I attached a link in sources that has a huge list of all legitimate online classes and universities. There is an extremely large section for computer programming.
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as computor science progressess in the world, and different educational establishments have different criteria, i suggest you select one geared more to the mechanical side of computors, as repair of systems provides a more secure future, based on what operates today needs repairing tommorrow
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depends on what course you want to take up, although even if you do enroll online, i guess people would suggest that you enroll to a computer school if its a major course, all courses that are offered online are minor and for added information, you can always search and learn on your own. you can go to learndell.com which will give you options on what you want to learn about, mostly courses that are offered are mainly for software like, excell, word, access, programming c:/, .net, servers and all that. mostly what they have there are just gists of information. in short you would still need to search and even enroll in a real school to learn the major stuff. what i can say though is that, you can always find ways to learn on your own, and experience and self study will always be your best teacher.
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The answer is YES !! Most colleges have computer labs with PC's, but more and more schools are going towards integration of technology in the classroom. What that means in plain English is that more of your term papers, research and "grunt work" in studying will be opn-line. A suggestion however: before you go out there and blow several hundred dollars on a laptop with all the bells and whistles, do some research and you will find a lot of good, used laptops out there at a much cheaper price than new.\n\nI have a Compaq Presario 1247 laptop, I use for teaching, research, as well as my activities in Seqrch & Rescue and its a hardworking cyber beast !! It has Win 98 2nd edition and is about 8 years old. Sing out if you need further info.\nHope this helps !!\nThe Wolf
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Berkely \nMIT Opencourseware
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I just got this computer 3mos. ago.After swearing for 15yrs.,that I would never get one.I don't know about the world for sure if it is better,I think the computer really has made our lives more complicated.\n\nBUT I just might be old fashioned.
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Mainframe's are a dying breed. I don't know of any tech schools that train on them these days..interested to see what the answers say...:p
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The best degree in Computer Science is NO degree.  In the US, the computer field is dead.