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Teesside Anglia Ruskin Robert Gordon Ikxim: |
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You have made the point clear my guy. What works for A may not work for B. It's important to have a clear picture of the hard reality before comming up with a strategy. Remember e go hard. I just don't want to be the one to discourage people. If you give at least 2hrs of your time each day to your studies you will be amazed how much you will achieve in a term. As for me I intend to pay my entire fees before leaving. May God open way for all of us. Punkydude: 1 Like |
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I hear. jtech17: 4 Likes |
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I hear. jtech17: 4 Likes |
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Take note I did not say it was gonna be easy I only said it is possible. Trust me I have juggled really difficult things in my life while studying I am not afraid of challenges anymore. "Where there is will there is a way". Let's stay positive guys. Plus studying in the UK is same whether online or offline. It's just a series of papers, workshops, presentations and seminars. You must be prepared to do a lot of research and writing. If you manage your time properly you can succeed. Additionally choosing a course of study where you have strength can give you a head start. But choosing a course you know nothing about sets u at a disadvantage already. Just my 2cents. justwise: 10 Likes |
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Well I may not have worked and studied in the UK, but I have Studied online for a UK post graduate degree from Nigeria while working full-time, running a demanding tech business on the side, being a husband and dad to 2 kids and still finishing with a distinction. So without a doubt I believe it's possible. It takes strategy. justwise: 3 Likes |
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Go to page 1 asadex004: 3 Likes |
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Great answer!!! Thank you for this. Just because the guy can't hustle and study doesn't mean others can't. Its time to learn how to work smart. The future of our families depend on this. Callmed: 5 Likes |
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Good Morning house, I have been following this thread for a while now. I must say @justwise and other gurus in the house, you guys are doing a wonderful job. May God bless you. I just want to ask is anyone going to Anglia Ruskin Uni in January 2022 received CAS? |
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Good morning house, Its exciting to see that this thread is really transforming lives. May God bless you all for your efforts. Please I just want to know if it's not too late. I just submitted my application last night to George Brown for January 2020 Intake (Class resumes Jan 4). How long does the process normally take? Will I be able to complete Study Permit and VISA application b4 January? |
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You didnt tell us what u applied for. Anyway i wrote their test for Operator/Technician position 2yrs ago i just hope its still thesame. If u applied for an engineering position, u should expect the following: 1Hr General part and 45mins Engineering Specifics Part. Part I includes verbal reasoning, quantitative reasoning, and general knowledge. In the second part which is the most challeninging includes questions from all Engineering Disciplines: Chemical, Producton, Electrical/Electronics, Telecomms, Mechanical and Civil. So if ur preparing for the test i'll advise u brush up ur fluid mechanics and some energy physics in addition to ur discipline. And dont forget to pray. Its all in GOD'S hands. I wish U all the best. |
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guys i just stumbled accross this thread. its an excellent idea.I'm a Software Developer and i'm most proficient in Java and Java Technologies. I also posses skills in: C++, MSSQL Server 2000, Linux Shell Scripting. My C# is a bit rusty and needs a little dusting. with 2wks of brush-up i could catch up with u guys. i'm in! daniyeladigun@yahoo.com, 07038025189, 08057778413 |
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my friend what are u doing here? do u think we're "dumb heads"? see, these are programmers and we'll have better things to do okay! so buzzz! ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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i dont hav a problem with it. NOT AT ALL! We are talking about marrying ur friend here - FOR LOVE. All these other things are secondary factors. |
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sorry i had to reply this late. i cant thank u guys enough for the advise. i guess i'll conclude with SCDJWS b4 migrating to SAP. thanks guys. by the way i'll appreciate it if anyone can give me any good SAP training location in Nigeria. cheers |
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Hey guys i need Your advise on this. i'm currently a certified Java programmer(SCJP1.4) working in one of the oil & gas coys in Nigeria.I'm planning on taking SCJDWS soon. but every one is making so much noise about SAP now. And as it seems, most large scale companies are migrating to it. Please, are there any experienced SAP Professionals or Developers in the house who can advise me on the following with regards to the current trend in the Nigerian Market: Should I go ahead and take SCDJWS exam or consider SAP Netweaver 04 Development Consultant - Web Application Development Focus Java certification or SAP Netweaver 04 Enterprise Portal - Development Consultant - Enterprise Portal certification. thanks. |
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hey man this is really generous of u. i wont mind a copy myself. heres my email: daniyeladigun@yahoo.com. thanks ![]() |
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good gracious lord!! i can't breathe help!!!! ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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hey guys i'm not married though, but i'll definately wonna be there when my wife's gonna give birth to any of our child. even if i'll pass out i dont care. we are in it together. remember "for better for worse!" |
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man just get on with Java. i assure u its well worth the time compared with investing that time in C++. i spent 2 yrs coding with C/C++ before learning Java and i wish i had invested that time in java. right now i'm well on the way with java building robust enterprise level applications. i assure u, u'll not regret this cheers dannie (SCJP1.4) |
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Ever heard of the word "ergonomics"? it is a term that describes how a user fits to his work as comfortably as possible. it is applied in every technology - cars, computers, electronics etc. similarly in designing an interface for ur users, u must first consider how a user will comfortably fit with the system. in order words u must consider the GUI design the will make the user work most comfortably as possible. |
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if u really need to create a robust network based application, then switch to Java of .NET Immediately cos VB wont serve u well. |
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As Afam says u need passion. Passion must come first. try to love programming. Next, have a fighting spirit. Be dogged and never give up. Be patient also because I assure you you'll definitely get wired-up most times in very crazy codes. Please i beg u do not think of money now. And finally cap, it up with practice, practice and more practice possibly with a particular project. I'm a certified Java Programmer(SCJP1.4) and this method worked for me greatly. I gave myself a simple project in which I worked on it for a number of months. Next I moved to a more challenging project that took me more time. in doing this its not completing the project that mattered but learning from it. I started with modeling a simple "text-editor". You could try that too! It worked for me. |
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thanks for guys like u. at least we'll have some "java grannies" to help some "java youngstars" like us. u guys just came in time. i have a little problem. its not a bug but my app. is not working properly. i need to communicate b/w a JDialog and a parent JFrame. i'm quite familiar with simple text communications i.e from a password field from a dialog to a main frame. but in this case its a shape to drawn on a parent frame. i've tried the simplest getter methods to return my shape(panel) to be "caught" by my main frame. but didnt work! can u suggest any solutions? |
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yea u'r right am new to java but not to programming(5years+). i'll see if i can implement ur code. but the only problem is that my method of generating the Checkbox items was not using an array. i generated them automatically using the readline()[color=#000099][/color] function in a while loop. anyway i'll try to implement ur code and send a snippet of my code to see if u can work with it. thanks a billion! danex ![]() |
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at last igot a reply. thanks. well to be specific, i'm a java Developer and i'm new to nairaland. i need info on telecomm/ITcompanies in nigeria who need java developers. tanks cheers danex ![]() |
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hi fellow java programmers can anyone send help on the following: i was working on an applet. the applet actually is an online music store that is expected to display a list of music titles based on the type of music selected (i.e country, western, pop etc). the lists are check box items whose names are called from a file. when u click on the music type it should automatically generate the list based on the titles stored in the file( *.dat file). heres my problem: when a new music type is selected the applet is expected to clear the old list and paste the new one. how do i achieve this? anybody with a vivid picture of my bug should pls send help. thanks danex |
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niit is one big house of bullshit, man. omo those guys are wayo, it's so sad. i, too, was in that their scholarship programme last year. i was in their java class for a couple of months. what a waste of time and money. when u remind yourself that they are asking for hundreds of thousands in fees, and then u see the mediocre teaching , it's enough to make u vomit last week's breakfast, sha. i quit them one time, and i strongly advise against going there. don't blow your money on them. o boy i dont seem to agree with u. i think it depends on the center. u know its a franchise thing and some centers tend not to meet their standards. so if ur in lagos i suppose lagos center is better. and talking about studying solo(internet and ebooks etc), you should seriouly consider it. i mean check ur capability. good luck on IT endeavors danex ![]() |
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hey man keep up the good work! danex! |
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hi Nairalanders, anybody with info on java jobs in IT/Telecomm companies in Nigeria? cheers danex |
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