can u say about the learning of mca?
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hmmm MCA... hope you are talking about master of computer applications not anyother MCA.... it is on pure software track... may be some colleges include some basic hardware courses but not that much in detail... mainly aim to generate software engineers so stress is more on programming and that also on latest technologies... ppl consider it equvivalent to BE....
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abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz now...what did you learn?
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Get a book, Start from the beginning, Do the exercises, look at your mistakes, ask for help when you don't understand\n\nJava is a language. It must be learned as such. There are no short cuts.
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In my experience, I found that the guides from TESTKING for the MCSE are really good! \n\nThey basically give you a clone of the exam. it's almost a matter of memorizing the questions and you'll get something very  similar on the exam... check it out...
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Algorythms are very interesting, you should review them and create some examples on your own, or follow the ones given to make sure you understand them.
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On what topic do you require the assignment on and expand SMU too to better help u off.I can give you info regarding MCA provided you give in the proper details.
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I second that.\nThe help files are more than sufficient to teach you how to use it.\nBut don't expect it to be easy.\nYou are really going to need to read and learn in order to use it.
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There are different ways of learning for different people. Visual learners need to see things like pictures, auditory learners need to be told by someone. There's a couple more but I'm not sure what their called. I know there's a hands on learner...that's me...I need to do something to learn it, and then there's the people that learn well from books. It just depends on the way you retain information.
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farily simple to learn, extrememly difficult to master.\nguitar for dummies is an excellent book, and you dont need to know how to read music
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MCA is not as famous as an MBA in IT. Put it this way: Though MCA is very focused on what you really wanted to do, it does not fulfill your requirement to learn the management of IT. In the case of an MBA, it would give you a holistic approach to your business, while still having advanced knowledge in the world of IT. Employers recognize an MBA instantly. And having a major in IT would give in more creditbility and shows your passion in a particular function. For an MCA, you can only be able to specialize in this, but you will have less fallback than an MBA in IT.
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yes there is no bar and only the interest counts...U can do MCA if u r interested in Computers...If u are not aware of softwares U can just take up a course on basics before starting it would be useful.
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This web site should help:\nhttp://mb-soft.com/public/school.html
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Not exactly a book, but the following site provides great information (for free) that mirrors items I learned in my MBA coursework.\n\nEnjoy!\n\nhttp://www.quickmba.com/
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/learning/default.aspx
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"i am postgraduated in MCA", you are kidding, right?\n\nWhatever your "MCA" is, you need to brush up on English.  It really needs some help.  That will be a good first step in your case.
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Tell about milittary or peasful operatin and about achivement
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keep in touch with an experienced MBA & CMA like me :)