Arthur,
I have taken continuing education courses at NYU for java development and have
found the instructors to be extremely knowledgeable in java and real world
applications. I have included the link for your convenience.
http://www.scps.nyu.edu/areas-of-study/information-technology/professional-certificates/
Best,
Ken
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From: Arthur Marino <amarino@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: java400-l@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Mon, July 19, 2010 10:21:56 AM
Subject: Education, please
Hi All,
Being a newbie to Java (2 semesters at the local community college) and a 40+
year vet of RPG in all its flavors, I come to you with a newbie-like need. I
want to go to school!!! I need an instructor-lead experience so I can ask
questions about the 'why' and 'when' (not just the 'how') one does something in
Java, and have a prayer of getting a well-rounded answer (book authors are
remarkably silent when you mutter a question to the page). Not only the Java
language, but the peripheral stuff we need to be familiar with; eg, HTML, XML,
development environment tools, Web Design, etc.
I live/work on Long Island (NY) and am employed at a company location that's
just been told that, within 18 months or so, we're all going to be gone. I'd
like to get my current employer to pay for night classes during that 18 month
window, and then I'll enroll in a more formal, full-time school when I'm
unemployed (Ugh!).
I love this stuff (analysis, design, and programming) and I'm not willing to
give it up without a fight. Does anyone have some info about a tried and true
education path? Long Island (at night) for the next year, Manhattan (during the
day) after that. The local colleges don't seem to be geared up for continuing
education in this field. (If you want to be a school teacher, though, no problem
at all.)
I'd hate to let this time go to waste.
Thanks to any and all,
Arthur J. Marino
RockTenn Corporation (formerly Southern Container Corp.)
(631) 297-2276
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