What are you studying/what did you study?

Thunderbeast wrote: Perhaps you are not.... :whistle:

Was wondering what you were studying, how far along are you?

@the plumbers, why do you guys refuse to put on underwear and insist on not wearing a belt? Is that your uniform?

Deadgoat wrote:

Thunderbeast wrote: Perhaps you are not.... :whistle:

Was wondering what you were studying, how far along are you?

@the plumbers, why do you guys refuse to put on underwear and insist on not wearing a belt? Is that your uniform?

hahahahahaha

Im finishing off with my degree this year, but it really is killing me. I don't like it alot ey...

Trust me you'll like it when you get your first pay cheque

Deadgoat wrote: Trust me you'll like it when you get your first pay cheque

That's just the thing. The first couple of pay cheques are not that good. I suggest you hold back on paying that M3

Deadgoat wrote: @the plumbers, why do you guys refuse to put on underwear and insist on not wearing a belt? Is that your uniform?

We not all fat asses, LOL :blink:

beemer wrote: Chartered accountant - qualified 2000

Surely I can't be the only accountant here

You not the only one still studying but almost done then articles next

Im studying Public Relations, finishing up me second year now

BSc IT 1st year. Never programmed and I'm really doing good!.

V1rus wrote: BSc IT 1st year. Never programmed and I'm really doing good!.

Some good advice for you:
Try to learn and understand as much as you can when doing projects for any of your subjects, which include coding programs, the practical experience is what you need for the "real world", when you see a genius nerd in your class wrote an amazing project, try to get his source afterwards and learn all that you can from his wisdom, because that basic stuff that they teach you at varsity is barely enough to help you when you start working, in other words try to get a head-start. If you can master and add extra value to your "real" IT subjects and just pass the rest of the "ancillary" subjects then you have made the most of your extremely broad field of study. Also don't be afraid/lazy to write programs just for fun, because the more you struggle and encounter exceptions, the more experience you get, and experience helps your CV A LOT. True stuff.
PS, you owe me bed, for next year's Aardklop

I see allot of programmers here...

I've done pretty impressive stuff before with C and Assembler... just a shame I lost the code ages ago.

lol, I still remember almost landing into deep shit when a guy from Russia and I managed to port the Bots (Artificial game players) from Counter-Strike Zero to Counter-Strike Source and half of the world's Source servers had bots playing instead of real people. This was long before Valve Software released the official bot players to practice against.

Every LAN party in Potch used my cracks for Valve's games and they were always up to date... those were the days... only a shame that I've not touched a single computer game since 2006. Completely lost all interest and these days I play around with Excel and Word for fun.

admin wrote: I see allot of programmers here...

I've done pretty impressive stuff before with C and Assembler... just a shame I lost the code ages ago.

lol, I still remember almost landing into deep shit when a guy from Russia and I managed to port the Bots (Artificial game players) from Counter-Strike Zero to Counter-Strike Source and half of the world's Source servers had bots playing instead of real people. This was long before Valve Software released the official bot players to practice against.

Every LAN party in Potch used my cracks for Valve's games and they were always up to date... those were the days... only a shame that I've not touched a single computer game since 2006. Completely lost all interest and these days I play around with Excel and Word for fun.

CS 1.6 was the best by far

CHAPEL wrote: CS 1.6 was the best by far

I played them all, from the days of the first release all the way to Source and then I just stopped over night and lost all interest.

admin wrote:

CHAPEL wrote: CS 1.6 was the best by far

I played them all, from the days of the first release all the way to Source and then I just stopped over night and lost all interest
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I loved CS, what a game. Still love my games though but just don't get enough time to play these days

did first year mech eng, was paying for it myself , starte selling stuff to facilitate that and just couldnt stop
still in sales now

think its my forte

selling computer training and skills development now

Bsc Computer Science---
MCSE
MCSD
Java certified
.net certified
Flex/actionscript developer
Linux
Diploma in Business analysis
Diploma in project management
Diploma in Systems Architecture


later....

Hi all,

Very impressed with the level of determination, motivation and education, that you guys are displaying. It seems truly that you are qualified and or have obatained enough expirience to make a success of any venture.

Best of luck for those that are considering life changing decisions, may you be rewarded in the path you wish to follow.

Since there are so many IT guys on the forum what would you guys suggest going on with my Unisa course or to get the books and just write the test at a prometric testing centre?

carry on through unisa then you do it properly, what are you studying?

Its a diploma in IT.
But the real problem is that you have to register by 22Jan and when I register it tells me I dont meet the prerequisites but I do.
And the best part is that they closed down the call centre "to make it easier for us" now they just do emails!

Drive there and find out what the fuk is happening bro. Its only your life depends on it

yeah probably a good idea!

try phoning the following people,
Ms Sherina Balmakund- 012 441 5503 EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED
Mr Maswika Molepo- 012 429 2614 EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED
EMAIL ADDRESS REMOVED

Thanx Ronnie well there's no answer but atleast the phone rings does anybody know when unisa's staff starts working?

I usually phone early in the morning, just after 8.. but yeah, always a problem with ringing phones. try emailing these people, they replied to my email within a day.

Can find out monday ,unisa is one of my clients we all start mon again