Best IT Degree Programme in T&T....

[Crixx_Creww]

Apparently you have to be an IT Engineer to benchmark (re Messiah's comments) and you have to do a ton of research and be a smartypants before you post here (according to you).

my name getting call quite here, havent i become quite the celebrity, i feel honored.

    

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[MessiaaH]

Apparently you have to be an IT Engineer to benchmark (re Messiah's comments) and you have to do a ton of research and be a smartypants before you post here (according to you).

my name getting call quite here, havent i become quite the celebrity, i feel honored.

    

peanut butter jellyy peanut butter jelllyyy peanut butter jelly peanut butter jelly peanutbutterjelly with a bais bol bat!

rofl

[~*Ashiee*~]

^^ I eh have any major complaints. Positive enuff?

But SBCS is prob the better choice since most everyone complaining about SAM.

Any opinions about UWI?

[Crixx_Creww]

lol
there is a reason uwi hasnt been mentioned at all
lolz

[rb]

You know its funny you say that, cause all UWI Comp Sci people I know look down on the people attending private institutions doing IT stuff.

[Saxito Pau]

oh really? do elaborate...

[Crixx_Creww]

CompSci is comp sci
leave those math nerds alone.

Actual IT is not what UWI is there for

[rb]

Its like they expect everyone to be programmers or something.

[Crixx_Creww]

worse than programmers, programmers are fine
Compsci nerds expect everyone to be binary and electrical
is to tell them go invent something and leave the rest of us to use those things.

[Saxito Pau]

Oh... good for them, oui. I want a degree to match my current skills and what I want to do in the future...

Well it seem my Computing and Information Systems Degree will involve more programming than I'd like..

but I telling myself if it could make me and extra dollar, why not?

[Fkacn_tt]

see if you can get in some certs in there to Sax, employers love to see certs.

[Spazosaurus]

For real. MCSE and MCITP: SA and EA alone give me like 10 certs lol. In the process of adding ccna to that list.

[Preston786]

yea what Awesome on O/C said are the best things if you trying to avoid the programming

i think UWI has computer engineering not sure you cld prob go check them out

i not sure if is a stand alone thing or a major for

electrical eng but is all about the hardware if you into that alone.....

a few quick calls should give you that info or if u living up that side just check on campus in admin

They have a CIS programme also but i hear the lecturers eh too good from some ppl that attended up till last year

[Saxito Pau]

A+, Network+ and MCSA (2000 Server) already under my belt. But is time to upgrade my certs as you guys say... My last cert was in 2004!

I'm targeting Security+, MSCE, MCITP and Cisco, and eventually CEH. The Kinds of certs that IT Forensic people might be in to.

[MessiaaH]

sax, d 2000 certs are expired, and i think d upgrade path from 2000->2003 etc, is discontinued, u going to have to write all d mcse exams over.

[Saxito Pau]

Yes, I am well aware of the discontinued upgrade paths...I lapse bad in recent yeas to upgrade. so be it; I really could not care less about the path to success and new certs, whatever it takes..

[Eroo]

Does gate cover certs or just degrees?

[Spazosaurus]

Gate does not cover certs, only degrees and such.

Sax, you can do MCSE 2003 7 exams and do the 4 to upgrade to MCITP SA and EA.

[Crixx_Creww]

as far as iam aware only degree programs.
which is

cause a A+ net+ Mcse program is 20k+

[MessiaaH]

20k? frig dat shit lol, self study, and juss gone write yuh exams. books available all over for download all over.