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From: "James Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2007 10:18:36 +1000
Subject: Re: [WSG] Visual Design Of Websites
Hi
This is true, the C4 course in Web Technology or whatever it is
called now
at TAFE NSW aims to give everyone a grounding knowledge in the
fundementals
of well, web technology. This includes graphic design, database
design,
server side coding, project management and many others.
Some people find they are good at all, although that's rare, and
they take
this knowledge into being a good all rounder. Others find one topic
that
interests them. That's the value of a course like that, although
they might
not teach everything to top spec (at least they didn't in 2000).
The good tech teams have at least one person who can move and
translate
across multiple disciplines - that in some cases is the only way the
specialists can communicate with each other.
J
On 7/12/07, Adeline Yaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm currently doing the same course as Marvin (different stage and
campus) and I don't think its a hinderance to be exposed to all
sides of web
development. I don't think they want us (students) to become all-
rounders
but to at least develop fundamental basics so if we are interested
(eg.
databases or graphic side of the web) we can then move into
specialised
fields or do further study eg. do a programming certificate
(learning java
and c sharp) or database design/development or multimedia design...
I'll be continuing my cert iv course in website design then
moving into
the diploma course in website development (to learn more back-end
languages
eg. ajax, php, mysql and asp.net) starting next year.
Seona Bellamy wrote:
The trouble is that if this is part of a university/college
course, then
you don't get a choice. I mean, I knew what I wanted to specialise
in, but I
had to do all sorts of things during my degree course just so I
could get
that little piece of paper at the end. And while I technically
didn't have
to do brilliantly at all of them (except for the sake of my
academic pride!)
I did at least have to do well enough at all of them to pass.
Any sort of schooling tends to try and turn out all-rounders. If
you want
to specialise, then do some independent study (certification
courses, etc)
once you have your bit of paper. :) Or, during, if you're as
impatient as I
am and can't be bothered waiting.
~Seona.
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