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I am an aspiring Interior Designer/Decorator. Most job openings I see on Monster/Careerbuilder/Yahoo! Hot Jobs/Etc. are for Interior Architects, but the ones I do find for Design/Decorator usually require lots of education and experience.
The 'type' of...
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Both coursesHi
I just graduated with....
The design course that was offered at the same school was 4 years in length.
courses my budget would not allow me to attend a good design school i researched various on line in duration.
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I've been doing my own websites for about 7 years now, and am considering slowly moving into the web design industry.
Can anyone suggest any courses (online) that would be good to do? I would prefer to hear about your first-hand experience (ie. you have...
Started by philbydevil on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at opencart):
But if you are looking for an online course....
If you really want to go for any course on to http://www.w3schools.com/ , which is a official resource for learning web design and its.
Web Design is mostly a practical thing to learn.
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Hi, is there any short course for fashion designing in PJ/KL? I'm not interested in those degree courses offered in colleges/uni..Please help!
Started by s t a c y on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at lowyat):
Raffles College & PJCAD College do offer fashion courses as well.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Web design courses has any one taken any ie the online ones
im looking around but struggling to get one that looks right
has any one got any suggestions
Started by wegotitugetit on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkphotography):
That what im after a online course ie home study courses.
I've no idea if they do a course that would suit you.
Week courses and cram a lot in.
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I have been a programmer for about 3 and a half years. I took a few computer science courses in college ( specifically C and Java), but recently feel like there's a number of things I wish I knew. Real nuts and bolts computer science type things. Stack...
Started by Anthony Potts on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Big O, graph theory, algorithmic design and validation lectures online from places like MIT and ....
I guess you should ask that's unfortunately rare in the real world .
I'm in a very similar spot...
Much value in the courses offered there.
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Today we have officially launched our CNC design and Mach3 training courses. We have been offering these courses unofficially for a number of years which has allowed us to develop a clear understanding of the general requirements these types of courses...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cnczone):
I noticed your courses are very well, I will re-post this since ....
courses, CNC milling job design, CNC Mach3 course Originally Posted by aarggh I checked these outwell, I will re-post this since someone deleted my last one.
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I'm looking for some good courses on object oriented programming. I've been programming for about 4 years so far, but I don't feel like I have a SOLID grasp on OO.
How did you learn?
Started by mr mo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Head First.
Courses and books are good, but the bottom line: Coding is all about writing programs; start and dirty on Wikipedia if you haven't already, and then pick up a book on design patterns.
By doing.
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I'm going to be finishing up High School this year and moving onto either University or College. However, after looking at some course lists, I'm perplexed - what types of courses (or which category [such as computing science]) do I need to start looking...
Started by BraedenP on
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courses - For myself I had the follow eclectic mix of courses: Algorithm Design and Analysis Science courses I had to take, there were a few others that I found useful:
Advanced Mathematics courses - Skewed toward those....
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I'm working toward a software engineering major, (business) management minor, and technical communication minor, and I was wondering: What kinds of non-technical courses should I try to take before I graduate that I might not get as part of my major or...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Plus such a course writing)
Language ....
Writing courses may be useful, because they may help improve your writing abilities.
design / Usability (if not covered by your major) Psychology (something Joel has mentioned a few times.
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Duplicate Is there any one website which contains many good C# screencasts?
C# Training videos
So can anyone recommend a set of videos for learning C# preferably free ( in my experience the nonfree videos seem to lean moe towards shlock ),
I understand...
Started by BubbaT on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
They have a Free C# intro.
I think Plural Sight has the best courses.
This helps...
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