[ajug-members] JAVA Training

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I can recommend the "E-Business Solutions in Java Certificate" course at Southern Polytechnic State University.  It has prerequisites: Working knowledge of HTML plus 1 year Java programming or SPSU's Java Programming: Parts 1 and 2. This class is not intended to teach the Java programming language.  I took all three of these classes.  I already knew basic Java and had a job as a programmer in Java but needed the J2EE knowledge the E-Business Solutions class gave.  Because of my background the Java Part 1 and 2 were trivial and a bit of a waste of my time.  The E-Business Solutions class was very good and I learned a great deal from it.  It is a high passed class and a lot of work, I knew that several students were unable to complete the work.  

http://oce.spsu.edu/programs/certificates/certificates.htm

-Brenda
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Gary Marshall 
  To: ajug-members at ajug.org 
  Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 12:13 PM
  Subject: [ajug-members] JAVA Training


  All:

  I am looking for recommendations as to where in Atlanta I can get quality classroom (or otherwise)  training in JAVA, such that, when completed, I can market myself as a JAVA newbie and the training I completed will be looked upon favorably by prospective hiring managers. 

  Thanks in advance for all your recommendations,
  G


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