I want to go to CCRI to improve my computer skills.
My computer skills are pathetic. I want to go to CCRI to look into a computer program to help improve this. What program of study should I take?
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Nektar Geist
An Onion Among Onions
I've pointed this out.... a number of times.
Maybe just let the jeets take care of it... your college history.... isn't something you want to repeat.
https://www.open.ac.uk/
Something you can do from home....
My college history was unremarkable.
Nektar Geist
An Onion Among Onions
Really? Compared to who? Or are you just trying to bait Ash?
I got my BBA in 2003 from Kennesaw State University. As a final note I graduated with honors from Augusta Tech and moved on and that's it.
Onion Farming
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I'm not quite sure what "CCRI" means. Do you mean an "Associate Degree in Science in Computer Studies"?
Either way, it sounds to me like you want to progress your understanding of computers and programming in general (?). If so, there are tons of books on the subject. From my own searching, I've found this book in particular to have good reviews:
Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software
This book is probably just for absolute amateurs like me who need to know how computers in general works from the ground up.
For someone like you, who operates a forum, I imagine that a book who teaches programming in a relevant language would be appropriate (?).
From my own experience, I would recommend self-studies. I've taken courses in college/university, and I've found that I feel better with materials which I can consume at my own pace.
Either way, it sounds to me like you want to progress your understanding of computers and programming in general (?). If so, there are tons of books on the subject. From my own searching, I've found this book in particular to have good reviews:
Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hardware and Software
This book is probably just for absolute amateurs like me who need to know how computers in general works from the ground up.
For someone like you, who operates a forum, I imagine that a book who teaches programming in a relevant language would be appropriate (?).
From my own experience, I would recommend self-studies. I've taken courses in college/university, and I've found that I feel better with materials which I can consume at my own pace.
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