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I am familiar with the C++ programming language, and I have been using it for some time now.
Recently, I have been applying for C++ Software Development jobs, but I feel like there is still so much I need to learn.
When companies such as Google hire a software developer, they obviously put them through some initial training. How/Where can I find a similar source of training material that would prepare me for commercial/industrial software engineering?
I know there is millions of good tutorials on line, but I would rather work through something different. I actually don’t know how an organization training courses in software development would be different to text books. Has anyone been in the same boat – feeling unconfident at the employment stage and then realizing they shouldn’t have been?
is anyone having abb 800xA T315 tutorial pdf soft copy please provide a link
i want after course material if any one had it. Provide a link about abb 800xA software
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I am looking to take an on-site course in some of the MS applications. Not interested in any of the MS tutorials. I learn best in a class room setting. Does anyone know where you can get free training or at least cheap?
If you want to learn how to use Microsoft applications then here are some resources that may help
If you don’t have Microsoft Office then you can first go to the Microsoft website to get a 60-day Trial version of Office 2007.
You can use this to get some hands on practice and experience in using MS Office 2007
http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/product.aspx?sku=3203819&culture=en-US
You can look in your local telephone book under a heading like “computer training” to find computer training tutors
There are many community (2 year) colleges that offer many different computer courses
Here is a list of community colleges in the US that you can contact
http://www.utexas.edu/world/comcol/state/
If you really want something that is free then you can use Google.com to find many free forums, tutorials, and other information
For example there are many online forums for Microsoft Office and etc…you can ask them for any advice and information on how to use MS Office
MS Office forum
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=MS+Office+forum&aq=f&aqi=g1&aql=f&oq=&gs_rfai=
There are many free tutorials to choose from
Teach ICT has many free video tutorials and information for learning computer skills such as Microsoft Office
http://www.teach-ict.com/videohome.htm
http://www.teach-ict.com/key_skills/word_home.htm
http://inpics.net/excel03.html
http://www.baycongroup.com/excel2003/index.htm
http://www.fgcu.edu/support/office2000/
http://www.uwec.edu/help/index.htm
http://www.officetutorials.com
FunctionX has many tutorials for Microsoft Excel and Access and has many examples on how to use them in business:
http://www.functionx.com
Excel 2007
http://www.functionx.com/excel/index.htm
YouTube has videos for learning almost any subject or topic
Word 2007
http://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=Word+2007&search_type=&aq=f
Good luck and I hope you will find this information to be helpful!
I am 16 years old and for years now i have wanted to become a game designer and recently i contacted a company known as train to game to further educate myself, however after thoroughly researching the company i have decided not to take a course from them as they have been accused of being a scam.
As result i am back at square one. I have a new and interesting concept for a game however I lack the necessary skills to take a college course in game design consequently the only way i will be able to create a path into the industry is by teaching myself the necessary skills like learning the correct software and creating a portfolio
PLEASE CAN SOMEONE tell me the best online software for a fps shooter but please could you also include any websites that offer tutorials for them as well.
Adobe cs5 flash
really expensive but you can just torrent it
use youtube.com
International Course on Dissemination of HDM-4
8-19 October. 2007
Central Road Research Institute shall conduct the 10th HDM-4 program at CRRI, which is already announced in CRRI website (http://crridom.gov.in/training.html). International Organizations such as PIARC, World Bank, TRRB, ARRB etc. recognizes CRRI as Asia Pacific Center of this training program.
Highway and Transport Professionals (Engineers, Planners and Economists) working in Government and Private Sectors are welcome to attend this course. Participants should be at least assistant engineers or above with good experience in MS Excel, Word etc. and associated with Highway construction and maintenance projects or Traffic & Transport Demand Estimation or Economic analysis of Highway projects. Pavement maintenance management and Economic evaluation of road projects are disseminated through this course. Above 200 professionals who have participated before from India and abroad have been benefitted so far.
In this course, foundation lectures on HDM-4 software overview, data collection, road deterioration, pavement maintenance methods and simulation models, pavement management, traffic estimation and economic evaluation will be delivered for first two days by the experts, which are the basic requirements for using HDM-4. Next eight days will be devoted for the development of operational Skill in HDM-4 and case studies through brief presentations, spreadsheet analysis, hands-on, tutorials and one to one interaction. Special topics such as model calibration, strategy and program analysis will also be covered.
Willing professionals may register by sending an e-mail or letter to the course organizer to T.K. Amla, Head, Information, Liaison & Training Division or course coordinator latest by 30th September, 2007. Admission will be made only after receiving the course fee on or before 8th October, 2007. Program schedule will be sent to registered persons.
FEE STRUCTURE
Course DurationFor Candidates from SAARC Countries Other Country CandidatesFor Ph.D Students
(Must be introduced by their Head of Department)
10 Days
INR Rs. 25,000/- or USD 600
USD 700
INR 20,000/-
Fee include computer facility, internet browsing, course material, airport transfer, transport from the hotels/ guest houses, Tea and Lunch in working days, technical tour and does not include the cost of boarding and lodging. Guest House / Hostel facility at CRRI may be booked for the confirmed participants (if requested in advance) by the organizer on first come first serve basis during course duration and the charges are as per prevailing rule of CSIR. Demand Drafts may be drawn in favour of Central Road Research Institute Payable at New Delhi, India.
Contact address for sending nomination :Contact address for inquiry:
Sh. T.K. Amla
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Central Road Research Institute,
Delhi-Mathura Road,
New Delhi 110 020, INDIA
91-11-26921939
Mobile No.: 91-9810295281,
91-11-26845943, 26830480
email: tkamla.crri@nic.in, mkmeena.crri@nic.in
Dr. D. Mukhopadhya
HDM-4 Course Coordinator
Central Road Research Institute,
Delhi-Mathura Road,
New Delhi 110 020, INDIA
91-11-26312268,
91-11-26845943, 26830480
email: dmr.crri@nic.in
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A family member recently offered me an opportunity to get some training and do some work for her. She has a company that produces sandals and accessories and needs someone to take oringal or raw, pre existing images, graphics and prints and be able to make them work, fit and look nicely placed on the accessories. I need to know what kinds of classes, programs, software, tutorials etc I would need to lean to be able to do this on my own as a free lance worker not in a factory or studio. So basically steps should I take to learn the area of Art conversion for fashion accessories.
Ideally you would get a Bachelor of Fine Arts with a concentration in Graphic Design which would require a 4-year course of study in a university.
In a low-rent situation you’ll buy a Mac, the Student-Teacher version of Adobe Create Suite and Adobe Photoshop CS5 Classroom in a Book.
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http://www.6sigma.us/six-sigma-training.php These people cover a lot of different Six Sigma related subjects and are a great place to find resources.
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I’m 16 right now and so far, the career that seems the best is a software engineer.
I don’t think there is anything I love more than computers.
But I know hardly anything about programming.
If I went to a University, would they expect me to already have knowledge on programming?
People have told me I should try to learn now so it’ll be easier for me later.
I’ve tried teaching myself by reading and watching tutorials and I got no results.
Would I have hands-on training with a professional or would I basically be stranded?
And also, I think I am confused.
I read online that you have to take a lot math courses like Trigonometry, Calculus etc.
Do I take those classes as prerequisites and then go to a University and learn programming?
Or would I be taking those math classes alongside with a programming class?
Or do I take a programming class and math classes as prerequisites? If not, would you recommend taking some classes anyways? Does it look better on my résumé if I took extra classes?
And one more thing, a software engineer is someone who develops stuff like Photoshop, Firefox, Windows, etc. right?
Or is a software engineer someone who programs a robot to do a specific task (opening cans for example)? Or both? Would I have a choice in what I program or does it depend on the company I am working for?
I would not worry too much about not having previous knowledge my first semester of university I had no experience with programming what so ever. I actually did not start enjoying programming until my second year. They don’t expect you to have any knowledge on programming although they do move along quickly.
Usually math are done during your first 2 years where computer science courses do not require any advanced math skills these are done concurrently with first and second year comp sci courses. Eventually you will have to use linear algebra and calculus when it comes to some later year graphics and AI classes.
Employers don’t really care that much if you took extra courses, they usually only care whether you have a BS in Comp Sci or MS in Comp Sci or higher degree. And whether you actually know what they ask you to do.
You can choose what specialization you want to do in your respected field but it honestly does not matter that much by the time you get your degree you should be comfortable enough to do whatever they ask you to do if you don’t you better learn.
Can anyone please advice me on where would be the best place to train up in VB.net? College? Uni course? Computeach? Learn Direct? On your own through reading books? the internet? or somewhere else?
Ideally I feel a good tutorial software would be best. Does anyone know where I can get hold of something like this?
Where do most programmers who did not grauate in a computer related discipline get their skills from? I can never find an employer willing to train you up.
I have worked for five years in VB6 then took three years out and wish to return to the world of programming. But technology has moved on. VB6 is dead and replaced by VB.net. HELP!
I have just completed my bachelor’s in computer science at WMU and they had only one elective for VB.NET. Mostly it was C# or C/C++. I know if you go into CIS, you learn more VB.NET. But I feel there is not much sense in attending a university for one language… Although you will definitely learn all the concepts, probably far more then what you want to learn
I would recommend going and picking up a good VB.NET book and just code along with it. Coding yourself is the number one way to learn the syntex, method calls and so on.
Online you will also find a number of really good sources. While I will not point to individual sites, I recommend just performing a search on”Beginners VB.NET Tutorials” or something along those lines. Another site to look at would be Microsoft’s Developer Network http://www.msdn.microsoft.com
While VB.NET incorporates the .NET framework I am confident that you will soon feel right at home once you get going. Microsoft kept a lot from VB6.
So my recommendation to you is: Unless you are trying to get a degree of some sorts (which can never hurt), just stick to learning via online tutorials or by books. There are tons of resources out there for you. And the more hands on training you do like following examples, the faster you will learn. You always got us on here to help you too
Personal Opinion: If I were you I might avoid learning VB.NET and focus on C# and Java as these two languages are becoming the languages of choice. While VB.NET and C#.NET both use the .NET Framework, I feel C# is for sure a better all around language. Also once you learn C# you will have a good understanding of the .NET Framework and will be able to easily apply your past knowledge in VB6 and pickup VB.NET.
Hope this helps.
I’m sort of new at Excel. I mean, I know the basics, but now at my job we’ve switched over to Excel 2007 which is very different. I’m looking to buy a CD-ROM teaching guide that’s easy to follow. I’ve found this one on Amazon: Microsoft Office Professional 2007 Video Training Courses by Amazing eLearning (http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Professional-Training-Courses-eLearning/dp/B001F5U8PQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1220627182&sr=8-1)
Does anyone know anything about this tutorial? If not, anyone have any suggestions to another learning program?
Hi,
I think Bill Jelen (aka Mr. Excel) has the best on line tutorials, and they are completely free. I put a link to the list of the currently available tutorials below. There’s over 100 of them.
I also put a link to the iTunes download in case you don’t already have iTunes (also free), which is required to play the tutorials.
The tutorials are worth the bother of installing iTunes. They’re excellent.
-Jim Gordon
http://360.yahoo.com/profile-i7JMeio7cqvhotIUwCzaJWq9