These certifications by themselves are only an advantage if you plan
to work as technical support/helpdesk when you are done with the army.
That is to say, you won't _learn_ much from the courses themselves,
real-workplaces environment is entirely different than what is
required for you to
On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 09:03, amichay p. k. am1chay@gmail.com wrote:
Do you think the lecturer will let me sit in the class?
Maybe one of you have her's email?
Technion lectures don't check attendance, you could sit in and nobody
would care so long as there is room in the class. However,
Computer security:
http://www.graduate.technion.ac.il/heb/Subjects/?SUB=236350
Ask the lecturer for permission to sit in the class, write down everything
you do not understand or have never heard of, and go and learn it yourself
afterward.
Orna
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 9:59 AM, amichay p. k.
You may consider the CISO course at the technion
http://cont-edu.technion.ac.il/?catid={3F1CA4F5-85F2-4469-815D-70B781302F4C}
Cheers,
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda
ladyp...@gmail.com wrote:
Computer
security:Â
Do you think the lecturer will let me sit in the class?
Maybe one of you have her's email?
amichay
2011/2/22 Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda ladyp...@gmail.com
Computer security:
http://www.graduate.technion.ac.il/heb/Subjects/?SUB=236350
Ask the lecturer for permission to sit in the class, write down
On 02/20/2011 09:23 AM, Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda wrote:
How about starting your CS BSc instead? The open U is free for all,
even if you do not have the bagrut yet, and the Technion has special
programs for good students - some start at 16 or earlier.
I'm replying to this reply, since I did not get
On Tue, Feb 22, 2011 at 1:48 AM, Michael Vasiliev mycr...@yandex.ru wrote:
On 02/20/2011 09:23 AM, Orna Agmon Ben-Yehuda wrote:
How about starting your CS BSc instead? The open U is free for all, even if
you do not have the bagrut yet, and the Technion has special programs for
good students
Hi,
First of all, thank you everyone for the advice, I'm always happy to hear
other opinions.
I guess there is something in what you say, but I want you to pay attention
to my following preferences:
* I'm not interested in learning subjects that have no possibility for
practical use - hands on
Hi,
There are video courses for MCITP which would cost you a lot less and you
can learn at home at your free time. Those MCITP certificates aren't worth
anything anyway - when someone wants to hire you, he would like to check
your experience, not your certificates.
Hetz
2011/2/20 amichay p. k.
If you take the CS programming courses up front (the programming ones, not
the math ones) and get a good grade then you will have a good chance at
getting a student position at some high tech company for around
50-60nis/hour instead of the minimum wage you will get from being a computer
If you take the CS theory courses up front (the math/theory ones, not
the programming ones) and get a good grade then you will have a good chance at
getting a degree at a leading university, which will allow you to
later work as an engineer at some high tech company for around 100
nis/hour (first
Sorry for misleading - by free for all I meant it does not perform a
selection process upon entrance. It is not the getting in that is hard - it
is the graduation that is hard - having the self discipline to finis all
courses (which is why I think highly of their graduates).
Another good point of
On Sunday, 20 בFebruary 2011 09:47:49 amichay p. k. wrote:
I prefer to choose this course, at least now, because it will give me a
useful profession, and I finish it before the beginning of my military
service.
In addition, after the military service I can work as a computer
technician, and
How about starting your CS BSc instead? The open U is free for all, even if
you do not have the bagrut yet, and the Technion has special programs for
good students - some start at 16 or earlier.
2011/2/20 amichay p. k. am1chay@gmail.com
Hi,
I consider these days to start learning computer
Please note that the OpenU charges per-course, so it is not that free
(actually, you can buy the books for a fraction of the course's price,
but then you do not have access to their support, teaching, etc., and
most importantly - you cannot take the exam and collect credits).
On a different note,
I prefer to choose this course, at least now, because it will give me a
useful profession, and I finish it before the beginning of my military
service.
In addition, after the military service I can work as a computer
technician, and
to finance my studies in CS
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