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Should I Go Straight For Programming, Please Help by derickman: 4:34pm On Nov 15, 2011 |
Hi everyone. I really need your advise concerning my career. I am very intellegent person and very promising. I finished secondary school this year with an outstanding result in both WAEC and NECO. I am 19 years, i started school late. My family and i decided on petroleum engineering based on my performance however i love programming and i don't know how they will accept it because i wish to study it on my own. Now my questions in regards to this are; 1. Is there any disadvantages of me learning it on my even though i study very fast. 2. Where should i start from, i was thinking on starting with web design and then proceed to javascript. 3. After mastering some programming language like python, java and php, can i do my certification at NIIT and how significant is the certificate interms of job oppurtunities. 4. Since i wont be going to the university, is this bad for me that i would not have a degree. Will this affect me in the future. We know the computer science course in this country is bad, should i just do the course and then proceed to programminmg 5 years later after graduating or i should go ahead with the programming now. 5. Should i rather go study petroleum engineering next year after my JAMB Pls i need your help. I know my question is technical. All i just is a very good advise. Thank u. |
Re: Should I Go Straight For Programming, Please Help by yamakuza: 6:41pm On Nov 15, 2011 |
derickman: why not Chem Engr? however i love programming and i don't know how they will accept it because i wish to study it on my own. ur business not theirs, unless they r paying. Then, u need to win their support/convince them. Now my questions in regards to this are;No 2. Where should i start from, i was thinking on starting with web design and then proceed to javascript. ask in the Programming section. 3. After mastering some programming language like python, java and php, can i do my certification at NIITyes and how significant is the certificate interms of job oppurtunities.its good to have, but skills matter more. 4. Since i wont be going to the university, is this bad for me that i would not have a degree.what happened to Pet. Engr? Will this affect me in the future.yes We know the computer science course in this country is bad, should i just do the course and then proceed to programminmg 5 years later after graduating or i should go ahead with the programming now.start now 5. Should i rather go study petroleum engineering next year after my JAMBstudy what you can. Develop yourself on the side. Pls i need your help. I know my question is technical. All i just is a very good advise. too long. |
Re: Should I Go Straight For Programming, Please Help by BCuZiMBlaCk(m): 5:33am On Nov 16, 2011 |
@OP make sure its what you want before going ahead to do it |
Re: Should I Go Straight For Programming, Please Help by kokoA(m): 3:51pm On Nov 16, 2011 |
you can do both if you wish. Programming is open to everybody. Study the engineering in school, then go for programming classes in any reputable ICT centers. NIIT is cool. As for the programming language, stick to one for now, JAVA is wonderful if you ask me. Best of luck! |
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