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I am working on VC++ SDK programming for the past 4 months and am much impressed with it. But I am into customisations rather than development. I have recently bought Petzold : Program. Windows. but learning VC seems to be a lengthy proposition and I have a year of Web Programming exp. in Java.
Can u guys help me in this dilemma , is it ok if I dive into Windows prog. or maybe system(C) programming.
I have done my bachelors in Computer Science.
Regards
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Hey,
I am currently a student, senior year college. This summer I picked up Petzold Windows Programming and started going into it. I do it because I am interested and would like to pursue in the Windows direction; however I know I still have much more to learn about the theory and databases and things like that.. that actually makes a program run.
I have the fear of time running out too soon.
-Pizzaman
-It's like blowing up an abortion center because you are pro life.
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So I've decided I'm no longer am excited about my job. I know I shouldn't care in the context of the job market, but I'm selfish and arrogant. Where is everyone looking/posting jobs at right now. I work for a larger company through consulting firm, but I would like to look on my own as well.
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I had a friend who had some luck off Dice.com... not sure how good it is other than that though.
http://www.dice.com/[^]
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I'll take your job if you don't need it any more. Six months and still looking. 
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Can I know what are your primary skills?
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I am thinking about becomming a programmer in the C++ department. and I was just wondering how much an AVERAGE programmer would make. Could someone please tell me?
Thanks.
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Several magazines such as Software Development do annual salary surveys. I think SD's 2002 one is available on-line if you register for a free account on the site. I see they are taking input for the 2003 on on the front page already.
http://www.sdmagazine.com/
There should be additonal on-line sources as well.
Regards,
The Boolean Operator aka Boo
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another good source for this type of information is ComputerJobs.com - you can generally get Salary information for your area on this site (assuming you're in the U.S.).
D.
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$40-$50k starting salary in the mid-west.
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WHAT ARE THE METHODS FOR ENCRYPTING A FILE. PLEASE SEND ME SOME IDEAS REGARDING THIS.BECAUSE IAM A STUDENT
HARIHARAN.M.K
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We've been playing with Sharp Privacy[^] here in the office. Seems to work pretty well and it's free.
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Have they got round to teaching you how to turn off caps lock? Lamoid.
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Hi
The world of certification to me seems a bit overwhelming considering the number of companies out there whom offer gauranteed passes while been expensive.
I havent the faintest idea who to go to the find out the step involved in getting a certification for .NET or SQL (preferably) without having to pay through my nose for the privelage.
Can anyone please suggest to me a reputable company in the UK (London?) which I'll be able to do self-study and then write the exams somewhere.
TA
John
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Hi John
I am also looking for the same thing. No luck so far. Another option is to do the course via the books. Has anyone done this and can you suggest which are good.
Many Thanks
np
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I just started today playing with the Serebra Win2K certification courses I picked up cheap ($9.99). I'm impressed! CBT has come a long way since I worked my way through the WinNT series. Each unit starts with an assessment of current skills, then the software constructs a custom course for the student's weak spots. The course is then presented as a mix of verbal instructions and actual click-and-see steps which emulate the behavior of Win2K as it walks you through performing all the steps in a particular objective. At the end of the unit review questions are asked to reinforce what has been presented. I haven't finished the first course yet, but I assume that at the end there is a sample test to approximate the real thing. What a pleasure!
"The Lion shall lie down with the Lamb;
but the Lamb will not get much sleep..."
Lazarus Long
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I would like to know the tools or programming languages needed to build our own search engine.
Plz help to state the website to find the relevant info.
Thanks alot
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You might want to ask this question in the Web Development or ASP.NET forums.
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Check out "PocketPrep" from handango.com.
It has 90 questions based on the test spec. (070-316 and 070-306)
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Hello All,
I have started preparation for the MCAD Certification.
Are there benefits for this cert? or does one get by with loads of experince and expertise. I have experience with Classic ASP and also ASP.NET (C# Flavor).
My methods of prep are:
SQL DESIGN Transcneder
C# WEB APPS Transcender
XML APP Transcender
I guess my questions is, are there any others that have had any experiences good or not so good?
Thanks
Tony
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I've heard good things about the transcenders but I've never used one other than a demo. They give you a good idea about what to expect.
I passed all the exams as part of normal study plus experience. Just go over all the requirements to make sure you haven't left anything out.
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You can always brush up and study the books and use Transcendar but for 70-100 or 70-300 I found experience was the key.
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70-300 was tough for me. I had never failed a Microsoft exam but I failed the first time I took it. Some of the questions were very tricky or at least I thought so. I didn't have any problems the 2nd time though. I had different case studys and they were easier. I thought 70-100 was the toughest test I took for the old MCSD too.
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