pila ka months ang programming?

[alkido]

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ganahan ko mu skwela og programming pero wa ko kabalo pila ka months? unsa pud nga skwelahan? in deman mani diba?

[istoryamember]

naay daghan skwelahan bro. Training centers, universities, colleges. Bisan asa nga school ang importante interested ka.

[cebugdev]

ganahan ko mu skwela og programming pero wa ko kabalo pila ka months? unsa pud nga skwelahan? in deman mani diba?

mas nindut moskwela jd ka ug BSCS or BSIT..
there are more to programming than just coding..
mao ghapon if kamao ka moprogram then hugaw, spaghetti code ug wlay klarung design sa architecture ug framework.. aw wla ghapoy ayu..

[kolz]

ganahan ko mu skwela og programming pero wa ko kabalo pila ka months? unsa pud nga skwelahan? in deman mani diba?

I think this is in the wrong thread ... but anyway, to answer your question:

There are actually 3 parts to become an accomplished programmer -
1) Learning the Language - sayon ra ni, you can take a book or enroll in short term courses that'll teach you how to use the language to program (be it C#, Java or C++). This is the easiest part, it'll probably take you just days or months.

2) Acquiring the Skills - This takes time, and you'd only need to practice. There are also pre-requisites ani - like in order to understand the complexity of algorithms, you must have a great deal of understanding on the underlying mathematics. Most programming problems are basically mathematical problems (i.e. boolean algebra, etc.), that's why a great deal of comp sci and comp eng. courses have heavy mathematical foundations.

3) Acquiring the Technical Know-how - Not all programmers are the same, some of them have technical specializations. Like for example a firmware engineer who does C++ is not the same as the database programmer who also does C++. Though they use the same tools (C++), but they build entirely different products. This is the reason why we have CompEng and CompSci degrees, the 4 or 5 years these students spend in college is to build up the skill set, and the know-how to become an accomplished programmer.

[Roger84]

Naa na man sa mga universities og training centers.
If sa manila ka naa ang UP-Manila "UPITTC" naa sila Full time 1 year course certificate.
As mentioned above mas nindot gyud if pagkahuman ka mag study nice gyud if mo expose ka sa mga actual projects na gyud, diha gyud mag build imong skills.

[toklo-toklo]

bro,

if months lang imong gipangita, naay mga schools nga nag offer ug short courses like java, php, etc. basic/core programming lang ang ipangtudlo ani. ikaw nay explore further. practice man lang kinahanglan sa programming. if familiar na ka sa syntax, then smooth na imong transition to other programming languages kay naa ra man similarities sa syntax. pwede ra sad self-study ka.

1. java - New to Java Programming Center

2. php - PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor

naka avail ko before free Java training sa tesda(scholarship program) diha sa call center academy. dili ko sure if naa pa ba ni karon.

[alkido]

ok... salamat ninyo mga bossing..

[libchk]

ako mu self study ug C programming, then C++