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  • 30-11-2009 1:57pm
    #1
    whufee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭


    Hi
    My name is Yang, I am a graduate of UCD, holding a business degree and MBS in EC. The problem for me is i dont know anything about software programming, so I would like to find a professional course in this area.

    1. What computer language is suitable for me? Jave? C++? or anything else
    2. Which college or institute is the best for this type of training?


    Again, Thanks very much for your help.


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  • #2
    nialo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 610 ✭✭✭nialo


    start off with java or c#. get a book and teach yourself. if you not into that route, then look at ucds' post grad courses. there is a number of them in computer programming. there is no language that is suited to you. start with one and work from there.

    java or c# would probably be the best to start with. learn the concepts and theory behind programming and you will pick up any language pretty quickly thou.


  • #3
    whufee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭whufee


    nialo wrote: »
    start off with java or c#. get a book and teach yourself. if you not into that route, then look at ucds' post grad courses. there is a number of them in computer programming. there is no language that is suited to you. start with one and work from there.

    java or c# would probably be the best to start with. learn the concepts and theory behind programming and you will pick up any language pretty quickly thou.

    Thank you very much !


  • #4
    HandWS LTD
    Closed Accounts Posts: 263 ✭✭HandWS LTD


    The best learning process for this is to start off in c programming language. It's the hardest of them all. Once you know this you'll find c# easier to do....then java would be way too easy after doing them 2 first. This is the order i learned them


  • #5
    whufee
    Closed Accounts Posts: 128 ✭✭whufee


    HandWS LTD wrote: »
    The best learning process for this is to start off in c programming language. It's the hardest of them all. Once you know this you'll find c# easier to do....then java would be way too easy after doing them 2 first. This is the order i learned them

    Where did you learn it? Any recommended schools or colleges ?


  • #6
    Jiri
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18 ✭Jiri


    whufee wrote: »
    Where did you learn it? Any recommended schools or colleges ?
    I wouldn't recomend to start with C altough I started with it many years ago. I would recomend some language which you learn OOP from the very beginning ( Java, C# or C++, but C++ is quite difficult to start learning with)


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  • #7
    HandWS LTD
    Closed Accounts Posts: 263 ✭✭HandWS LTD


    Jiri wrote: »
    I wouldn't recomend to start with C altough I started with it many years ago. I would recomend some language which you learn OOP from the very beginning ( Java, C# or C++, but C++ is quite difficult to start learning with)

    Sometimes it best to start at the hardest as you'll find the other's very easy. As you said C++ is quite difficult to start learning with, that is why knowing C will make C++ easier.


  • #8
    Jiri
    Closed Accounts Posts: 18 ✭Jiri


    HandWS LTD wrote: »
    Sometimes it best to start at the hardest as you'll find the other's very easy. As you said C++ is quite difficult to start learning with, that is why knowing C will make C++ easier.

    I meant that IMHO it is better to start with OOP with the first programming language - to learn thinking in OOP before start learning any particular language or together with it.
    And learning C++ for C programmers cold be sometimes more difficult than to start learning C++ from the scratch


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