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Certificates? - TechSaavy - 12-11-2012
Hey!
I just felt for asking, if anyone here have a certificate on a programming language?
If so, where did u get it, and what did you need?
RE: Certificates? - Antics - 12-11-2012
Java EE 6 Java Persistence API Developer Certification under my belt, Obtained in an online 6 month course, Very well priced might I add only $24.99 per monthly package.
RE: Certificates? - TechSaavy - 12-11-2012
(12-11-2012, 07:02 PM)Antics Wrote: Java EE 6 Java Persistence API Developer Certification under my belt, Obtained in an online 6 month course, Very well priced might I add only $24.99 per monthly package.
Nice
It's in deed really good price.
If you would rate it on how hard the course was, how hard would you choose? (*/10)
I'm just curious
RE: Certificates? - Kinanizer - 12-12-2012
I don't need a certificate to know I'm good at what I do. I've taught myself all I need to know, and I'm proud of where I am, and my skill set.
RE: Certificates? - The High Roller - 12-12-2012
(12-12-2012, 01:40 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: I don't need a certificate to know I'm good at what I do. I've taught myself all I need to know, and I'm proud of where I am, and my skill set.
There is much more to learn though, not all information is available for free.
Maybe the Library but who in the heck wants to read a 3000 page book.
RE: Certificates? - Kinanizer - 12-12-2012
(12-12-2012, 02:22 AM)†Mescaline† Wrote:(12-12-2012, 01:40 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: I don't need a certificate to know I'm good at what I do. I've taught myself all I need to know, and I'm proud of where I am, and my skill set.
There is much more to learn though, not all information is available for free.
Maybe the Library but who in the heck wants to read a 3000 page book.
Actually, I have textbooks and all the crap they'd use in courses. I'm not the skid who learned from TUTs on HF. While there may be a benefit to learning from a teacher, who do you think taught the first teacher?
RE: Certificates? - The High Roller - 12-12-2012
(12-12-2012, 02:30 AM)Kinanizer Wrote:(12-12-2012, 02:22 AM)†Mescaline† Wrote:(12-12-2012, 01:40 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: I don't need a certificate to know I'm good at what I do. I've taught myself all I need to know, and I'm proud of where I am, and my skill set.
There is much more to learn though, not all information is available for free.
Maybe the Library but who in the heck wants to read a 3000 page book.
Actually, I have textbooks and all the crap they'd use in courses. I'm not the skid who learned from TUTs on HF. While there may be a benefit to learning from a teacher, who do you think taught the first teacher?
The first teacher, hmm another teacher? :huh:
RE: Certificates? - Kinanizer - 12-12-2012
(12-12-2012, 02:31 AM)†Mescaline† Wrote:(12-12-2012, 02:30 AM)Kinanizer Wrote:(12-12-2012, 02:22 AM)†Mescaline† Wrote:(12-12-2012, 01:40 AM)Kinanizer Wrote: I don't need a certificate to know I'm good at what I do. I've taught myself all I need to know, and I'm proud of where I am, and my skill set.
There is much more to learn though, not all information is available for free.
Maybe the Library but who in the heck wants to read a 3000 page book.
Actually, I have textbooks and all the crap they'd use in courses. I'm not the skid who learned from TUTs on HF. While there may be a benefit to learning from a teacher, who do you think taught the first teacher?
The first teacher, hmm another teacher? :huh:
No the first teacher had to learn on their own, that was my ancestor. Using an Animus I've been able to learn everything he knew.
RE: Certificates? - Bannedshee - 12-12-2012
Agrees with kin, i dont need anything or anyone to tell me what i know or what i dont know
RE: Certificates? - Guac - 12-12-2012
I am a self-certified skid in Java, Python, an VB.
I know :c