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Business / Re: Patent Protection Of Business Ideas by AhmedGuru(m): 9:10pm On Mar 26, 2010
I 'll advice you get "Protecting your #1 Assets" by Micheal Lechter. It's highly informative. I believe you will be a lot clearer on how to protect your golden idea.
Certification And Training Adverts / Re: Pass Your Computer Certification Exams In One Attempt by AhmedGuru(m): 10:27am On Jun 10, 2009
You can also get free and recent online dumbs at www.examcollection.com. In fact i got dumbs for TS:Microsoft .NET application foundation (70-536) from this website and i got 1000/1000.
Software/Programmer Market / Re: Online Exam Portal by AhmedGuru(m): 10:18am On Jun 10, 2009
I have one Online Test Engine that has been built and easily customizable to fit most exam scenarios. You can contact me with onlylakunce@yahoo.com. cool cool cool
Programming / Re: Does Any One Know Of A Software That Can Give You The Source Code Of A Program.i Downloaded One Call by AhmedGuru(m): 1:52pm On Nov 21, 2008
Try reflector. That is what i use for C# codes. Get it from http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/

Good luck.
Programming / Re: I Want To Become A Good Systems Programmer Before I Graduate by AhmedGuru(m): 5:31pm On Oct 18, 2008
Becomming a programmer (or a software developer) is not that tough. Its requires more from your internal world that other external factors. The most important factor is your passion. You need to develop a great ("crazily"wink borning desire for creating a good quality software. Resolve within yourself to give it all it takes to produce the next generration of software that can fit into a global scale. After all these, then we can start to talk of where to start and want to do on each stage. Let me use my own experience to advice you how you may need to channel your movement. I am also a self made crazy software developer that asked these set of questions like you are asking right now in my infant stage of programming (precisely in my undergraduate days). Find below a list of steps. I think this will help you. I tried them from intuition and it worked perfectly for me. In your own case, enviroment will even favor you the more and you may get there even faster and with a relative amount of ease.

1.) Get a good PC.
You will need to have a good computer (desktop/laptop) laptop perferably for mobility reason.

2.) Decide which language (or technology) you want start with.
The major two competing leading technologies in the world of software and/or web development today are : Java and .NET (pronounced dot net). You can choose any of these technologies to start with. Although, other languages also exist like PHP, Perl, Rubby etc

3.) Gather study materials(books and videos) on your chosen technology or language.
Thank God for the internet, today its now possible to access good resources from the internet almost free of charge. Most expecially, for software development, there is a lot of resources (books, vodeos, journals, articles, weblogs, forums) that you can get absolotely fee of charge. Let me give you just a few online resources that i a have used in the recent past.
Books: www.ebookshare.net, www.4sahred.com
Videos: www.asp.net
articles: www.codeproject.com, www.javaworld.com, www.aspalliance.com
weblogs: www.joelonsoftware.com
forum: www.forums.microsoft.com/MSDN
and many more. The list unending. Just ask google the right questions.

4.) The Internet
This is not mandatory, But it is neccassary. As we all know, internet is a best source of information and resources.

5.) One or more developer friend(s).
This aspect is very important for a newbie in software development. The reason is simple. This is the person that will be putiing you through most of the time when you run into troubles. I believe there is a lot of crazy passionate developers on nairaland. You can decide making some of the your friend in case of when you will need thier assistance. Also you may find friends in your school or your enviroment. Enquire about the programmer in your community. Make them good friends so they can put you thruogh.

6.) Last but not the least, YOUR TIME
This is the most important in all that i have mentioned. You really have to be ready to give a lot of your time to it. This is one of the best venture of out time. But the funny thing is it does not require any capital. All the capital required is your time. You must be ready to sacrifice a lot your time, both day and night. I can remember when i was still in school, i used to be a student in the day and a CODER in the night. I am sure you can guess what that means. Thank God today, I am happy for it because, i am of the craziest passionate developers that Nigeria can be proud of. I major in PAYMENT and FINANCIAL solutions.

You may be surprised that i did not mention names of big IT Institutions around. The reason is simple. For you to be a good developer, you many not neccessarily go to any of those big-named schools. Even if you do, you will still need to follow the above metioned steps. I happened to be a trainer in a number of those schools before i changed fully to real development. I know what kind of stuffs they discharge. This does not condemn going there to learn more. But it does not really contribute, in great proportion as may be expected, to you becomming a BAD CODER tomorrow.

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF CODERS,
Career / Chartered Institute Of Stockbrockers by AhmedGuru(m): 6:40pm On Sep 26, 2008
Hello all, please which recomendable training center can i recieve CIS traing in lagos, Nigeria
Programming / Re: For The .net Programmers N Lovers by AhmedGuru(m): 3:17pm On Jul 31, 2008
Is this mondevelop.ide also an open source or freeware. If yes, kindly give the url to the dowload page
Programming / Re: For The .net Programmers N Lovers by AhmedGuru(m): 5:06pm On Jul 30, 2008
What a good news
Software/Programmer Market / Re: Corp Recruitment(it Field) by AhmedGuru(m): 2:42pm On Jul 30, 2008
Which area do u have expertise my friend, or u are one of those people that just came out of university/college with nothing but a lot of theories that cant hold water.
Programming / Re: What Programming Language Did You Learn First? by AhmedGuru(m): 2:39pm On Jul 30, 2008
I started with gwBASIC, then qBASIC, then Fortran, COBOL, Visual BASIC, C, C++, Java, Visual Basic.Net, C# and lastly Flex(ActionScript). The truth is that you can stat with any high level programming language. Gonna those days in which programming language like C is referred to as programmers language and BASIC is referred to as beginners language. Nowadays, most of the famous programming languages like, Java, C#, Visual Basic.Net, PHP and others could be picked up by anybody and start learning from ground up. Just hack the development kit and a good book, and brain box and plenty cups of coffee. You will be up and running.
Software/Programmer Market / Computer Science Final Year Project by AhmedGuru(m): 5:53pm On Jun 24, 2008
I am a Computer Science finaly year student. I have a challenge choosing a topic for my project. Can anybody in the house help me out with ideas
Software/Programmer Market / Re: Urgently Needed by AhmedGuru(m): 12:09pm On Feb 27, 2008
You can try Parkway Projects Limited. Send your cv to cokiche@parkwayprojects.com. I learnt that they are recruiting new developers. Hurry up man!!!
Programming / Re: Tutorials On Game Programming by AhmedGuru(m): 12:45pm On Jan 15, 2008
hey
Programming / Re: Who Is A Programmer by AhmedGuru(m): 2:57pm On Jan 04, 2008
This question will be incomplete without defining what a Computer Program is.

A Computer Program is a set instruction given to the computer in order to carry out an operation. All operations carried out by computers like printing documents, projection, business evaluation, hotel mangement etc are carried out by one program or the other. So, a programmer is an individual that can produce these programs used by computers.

Hope that simple xplanation helps.
Programming / Re: Help Me by AhmedGuru(m): 1:17pm On Jan 04, 2008
Link up with Ahmed Macaulay @ onlylakunce@yahoo.com for directions.
Programming / Re: Microsft Visual Studio 2008 Beta by AhmedGuru(m): 1:13pm On Jan 04, 2008
I am interested. Please link me @ onlylakunce@yahoo.com.
Programming / Re: .NET C#/VB.NET Project in the Pipeline for Programmers who may be interested by AhmedGuru(m): 12:51pm On Jan 04, 2008
Great idea! I am in 100% support and interested in this project. I am a Software developer with proviciency in developing windows-client, web-client, mobile-client, Business Logic, middle tiers etc. The tools i use include,
Language:
C#/VB.Net
ASP.NET
HTML/XHTML/Javascript
XML/XPath/XSTL
Development Studio
Visual Studio.Net 2003, 2005, 2008.
DBMS
Microsoft SQL Server
Oracle Database Server
MySql Database Server
Object Modelling
Microsoft Visio
Dia (Open source)
Object Relational Persistence
NHibernate

I expect your invitation mail on onlylakunce@yahoo.com (Macaulay Ahmed) as soon as possible.
Programming / Re: Tutorials And Websites To Learn More On Visual Basic by AhmedGuru(m): 8:32pm On Nov 02, 2007
You can try www.freetechbooks for free books on programming and computer science generally and of course visual basic books. You can also check out www.learnvisualstudio.net for free tutorial videos on visual studio.net which of course includes visual basic.NET , Best of luck

--notice a topo-error in initial reply www.freeteckbooks instead of www.freetechbooks. Sorry if this has caused u any stress--
Software/Programmer Market / Re: Vacancy by AhmedGuru(m): 8:28pm On Nov 02, 2007
If you are qualified, quickly send ur CV and u can never regret doing so. Enjoy,
Programming / Re: Tutorials And Websites To Learn More On Visual Basic by AhmedGuru(m): 8:25pm On Nov 02, 2007
You can try www.freeteckbooks for free books on programming and computer science generally and of course visual basic books. You can also check out www.learnvisualstudio.net for free tutorial videos on visual studio.net which of course includes visual basic.NET , Best of luck
Certification And Training Adverts / Re: Need An It Tutor On Web And Software Development by AhmedGuru(m): 8:17pm On Nov 02, 2007
More of the totur will still be done by you and yourself. However, you may need someone to show you how to move and what next step to make. In such a case, you may need someone like me. Contact me on onlylakunce@yahoo.com for further details. Enjoy,
Programming / Re: This Is Wonderful by AhmedGuru(m): 5:54pm On Oct 22, 2007
Ok Laa, U ar powerfully welcome to Nairaland
Programming / Re: Can IT Certifications Get Me a Profitable Job With My Third Class Degree by AhmedGuru(m): 7:03pm On Oct 17, 2007
With the look of things, Aptech is trying to groom you to be a software developer. But, alas my friend you don't have to go and spend 3 years in learning how to program. The question is if you spend 3 yrs on training, when will you start the real profession and when will you accrue experience.

If you really want to be a programmer, all you need is readiness to learn with strong mindset; a PC and books on your programming language of choice. However, if what you want to learn is not programming (may be network/database admin), then you can consider Aptech training

For your 3rd class issue, as far as IT profession is concern, most especially software development we are not interested in what you graduate with but what you can do as at present. So don't let that bother you. Just concentrate on your new chosen field and try to become a master.

Good Luck.
Programming / Re: Asp.net, Vb.net, C# Help Needed by AhmedGuru(m): 6:29pm On Oct 17, 2007
Thanx for the info somze
Programming / Re: Programming Language To Study by AhmedGuru(m): 6:26pm On Oct 17, 2007
It depends on what kinds of programming you want be doing. For example PHP seems to best for developing basically web application while java is better when it comes to mobile application development. Although most modern languages are chosen basically not necessarily because of power (because any of them can be used to develop anything) but for personal preferences. As a beginner, you need a programming language that can really teach you how computer thinks. If you want to learn that with ease, BASIC will be the best choice. But if you think you are a very strong guy that will not be discouraged with bugs and debugging, Java or C# or any other modern language is cool for a start.

But please, you have to be ready to drink a lot of coffee and read while trying out few lines of code in the beginning.

Good Luck
Programming / Re: Visual Basic Expert Please Save A Soul by AhmedGuru(m): 6:03pm On Oct 17, 2007
I already have a project of this nature. If you don't mind you can contact me on onlylakunce@yahoo.com. Let's talk on what amendments to make to suit you situations.
Programming / Re: Development Of An Account Payable System by AhmedGuru(m): 10:14am On Oct 16, 2007
OK kulu, no probs.
Certification And Training Adverts / Re: Free 30-day Flex Training (sponsored by Adobe) by AhmedGuru(m): 8:43am On Sep 28, 2007
Really splendid!!!
Thanx for bringing such a valuable info to the house.
Programming / Re: Someone Help Me Out Plssss With Some C Programming by AhmedGuru(m): 3:16pm On Sep 26, 2007
I dont av C/C++ IDE here to compile a C/C++ program.
But if u dont mind, this is a simple C# version for it.
A C# console program, written and tested working fine!

using System;

class binomial_probability
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
int x = 2, n = 5;
float p = 0.1265f;
double prob = Probability(x, n, p);
Console.WriteLine("Binomial Probalibity for x={0}, n={1}, P={2} is {3}", x, n, p, prob);
}

public static long Factorial(int n)
{
long fact = 1;
if (n > 0)
{
for (long i = 1; i <= n; i++)
fact *= i;
}
else fact = 0;
return fact;
}

public static double Probability(int x, int n, float p)
{
//probability={n!/((n-x)!*x!)}*(P^x)*((1-P)^(n-x))
double prob = (Factorial(n) / Factorial(n - x) * Factorial(x)) * Math.Pow(p, x) * Math.Pow((1 - p), (n - x));
return prob;
}
}

Have a great day

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