I would like to learn soft ware Engineering but I donot know how to get the cahnce?
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Writing software for the Windows Operating System might be a start.\n\n\nStart learning Visual Basic .NET.  Start with the Teach Yourself Visual Basic .NET in 24 hours, then Teach yourself Visual Basic .NET in 21 (a more comprehensive book) and then find a book on Advanced Visual Basic .NET.\n\nEvery application involves databases now, and there is no way around it.  But if you read those three books that I mentioned, you will have a great understanding of software engineering (and computer programming) and will be able to start writing your own software applications.\n\nEngineering is just a term that involves creating designs.  So what a software engineer does is creates a layout or design of a program to show how the program will work.   Then you take that design and write code to fit the design.
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Make Model Of The Product Using UML or Other Modelling\nLanguages,Get The Complete Requirement of Client, Then\nMake That Model As SRS- Software Requirement Specification,\nThere U have To Mentiion The Diagrams as Well, YOu must\nbe clear with that Software Developement Life Cycle,\nThen Make Proper Documentation including the table structure\nand users Provision who all are interact with tha system\nonce u finshed those things, show to ur client and get his\napproval, then start database design and project design\nthen make coding and test it, then finally deploy that
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you have so many skills you don't even know you have. do a confidence building course and the job center might have a course to go on that will help you find out what you would be good at,or that you'd like to have a go at. these days empoyers want people with a bit of life experence,with common sence and who are good at milti-tasking.do an IT course you can obviously use a pc,brush up your skills and get a certificate or two. you dont know where it will lead. also if oyu have to go on a adult learning course they are't that bad, not like school.you'll meat people like you who are wanting to get a chance of a carreer,and who are just starting out.\ngood luck too you i hope you realise your potential, and find the carrer you will enjoy and that will bring you into your full being.
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1. Write a lot of programs. Like everything, practise is essential -- the more, the better.\n2. Strive to understand how and why everything works (or doesn't work). Avoid cut'n'paste solutions.\n3. Learn basics from the bottom up (bits, bytes, and such) and from the top down (high level languages, power tools). At some point top and bottom will meet and you will recognize when that happens. (They may not meet in the middle; it's different for everybody).\n4. Pay attention to details.\n5. Lots of late nights, coffee, cola -- limited social life.
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http://www.borland.com/us/products/index.html\n\nYou can get to any of the products from here.
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Go to \nhttp://freshmeat.net \nhttp://sourceforge.net\nhttp://linux.softpedia.com\n\nand you will find plenty of applications choose what you are intersted in. Good Luck
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If this is one of your dreams, then chances are you will succeed if you are persistent, take the time to learn how to find the answers to questions and do what it takes to become proficient: practice!\n\nHaving a degree in a discipline which is directly or indirectly related to software development (usually an engineering degree or something specifically computer related) will definitely help get your foot in the door.\n\nThere are, however, still small companies that are out there which may still hire someone without a college degree if they show proficiency in their software development skills.\n\nStart by learning some of the fundamentals, the "Art of Computer Programming" by Donald Knuth is a decent reference to learn about algorithms.  The language you choose to develop with can narrow down the industry with which you work, but if you learn how to grasp learning the languages, then it can be easy to learn new ones if neccessary.
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There is no training material available per se given that every implementation is different.  Typically companies have their own.  If you want to look at generic functionality, take a look at SAP's web sites (sap.com, help.sap.com, etc...).
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you can develope software in many ways.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_development_model
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go to http://www.oracle.com/ and choose Education on the left side of the page.\nand find the many options you need
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To be a computer software engineer you will need a BSc degree in computer science which takes about 4 years to complete. How much money you need will vary widely depending on what school and what country you go to. For example, MIT is going to be a lot more expensive that your local state university. If you go to another country you will have to pay international student tuition fees. I'm going to put a guess on $60,000 (that works out to about $5000 a semester). You can make it cheaper by completing the first two years at a 2 year college and transferring those credits to a 4 year college or university.
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Only if you're not trained in knowing how to do the process.  Take a technical class and learn how. YOu'll learn and once you know how it'll be easy if you have all the parts.
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I guess the type of learning you want to do, depends on what type of software you want to use.\n\nFor instance, if you want to learn how to use Adobe Photoshop or Quark, you may want to try http://www.ideastraining.com/ or http://www.ideastraining.com/ or http://www.vtc.com as training sources. \n\nFor Office applications, you may want to use a service such as http://www.atomiclearning.com/ or http://www.learningelectric.com/\n\nOne other I uncovered is http://www.learn2.com .\n\nClick the source below for a Google search of online software training sites. I hope these work for you.
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get a degree in any of the following: computer science, mis (management information systems), computer engineering, electronics & communication engineering. or basically, you need to be able to understand how programs work and how they are applied to real-world problems. knowledge on different operating systems is also a big plus.\n\nhope this helps...
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there r a few sites that wud help u to download some cool books,\n\nwww.programmersheaven.com\n\nhttp://www.tutorialized.com\n\nwww.planetsourcecode.com will give u some source codes that will help u learn things in a better way
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Start with a teaching language such as C or Pascal, then move to an interpreted language such as Perl, Python or shell, then move to an object-oriented language such as C++, C# or Java.\n\nFrom a computer prof.
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This might lead you:\n\nhttp://www.csfe.org/