Your opinion only best school trains for an IT course

[aldz4bidden]

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CIT, k adto ko mo.proceed para BS sa ako course . . heheh, . nindot pd ila training didto(as what i've been hearing from my colleagues at work)

[madz_makatigbas]

pag 2011 pa mani nga thread pero mo comment lang japon ko.

CIT-U, maka ingon jd ka og p*ste daghan projects pero worth it man pod. Dili pod spoon feed kay mapugos ka og study, kay sahay nay parts ma skip sa lessons mao advice na mag study in advance ka og topics kay pinaspasay pod and ang nindot pod kay 3 hours laboratory pure hands on jud.

Some of my friends na gikan sa ilado na school ni balhin jd sa CIT-U and nindot jd ila masulti labi na ako gikan pd ko didto..

Pero advice lang, maski asa pa ka na school basta khbaw lang ka maningkamot kaya ra na nimo ma master, wala sa teachers na and sa curriculum kundi naa ra na sa studyante...

[simoncpu]

I'm from USC Talamban, pero daghan maayo gikan CIT ug UP dire sa industry, based on my observation...

[askance]

maski asa nga skol bro, if interesado ka makabalo, wala nana sa skol.

[askance]

ang uban diha pangalan sa school ray nakanindot pero di japon kabalo.

[Rickstar13]

agree ko sa USC, daghan og connection.

IT graduate ko from CIT.
usa ko sa mga bugoy2 diha sa CIT, panagsa ra mo sulod, cge lang og dota, naay mga hagbong pero ginagma ra.
ang mga grades kay kapyot.
pero bisan gamay akong nakat.onan naka kita ra gihapon ko og trabaho and right now i am a web developer sa isa ka gamay lang na company.

kung gusto jud ka makat.on, okay kaayo ang CIT,
pero ayaw pag IT na course, pag ComScie. kung seryoso jud ka og programming.
mas nindot ka og foundation kung comscie students ka kay more on java, c, c++ mo.

nindot pud ang USC, kay nindot jud sila og connection, uban IT company labi na sa IT park kay mas mo prefer sila og USC student nga OJT. maka lagot kaayo. mao nang kami uban studyante sa CIT nag OJT nlng diha sa mga kilid2 na company. uban di na related sa work.
mao nay usa sa advantage sa USC, then ilang facilities, no doubt nga mas nindot sa USC in terms ani.

USC, CIT parehas sila duha Center of Excellence in IT sa philippines. you will not go wrong on choosing between this 2 school.
mag budget and location nlng jud ka mag agad ani. pero bisan unsa pa ka nindot ang school basta walay passion og walay interest ang istudyante, d jud na mag dugay sa IT. labi na kanang mga 1st year or 2nd year pa nimo sa course, diha man ang pinaka lisod. maka ingon jud ka nga "cge pa ta ani??" hahaha.

[coolnezz]

What are the best or at least I say good training in IT course(SCHOOLS) here in Cebu. I want to know ur reaction syempre dako pd part sa estudyante ang mag tinarong but ask lang ko unsa n u masulti what school do you prefer has a good training....

you want an excellent school? here you go:

College of Computer Studies : Course


you're welcome

(too bad it's not in cebu, but close enough)

[simoncpu]

Nindot sad siguro ang Coursera ug Khan Academy...

[waynedrops2]

1 vote for USC

[dekarcane]

Even though I agree that what makes up a great programmer depends on the person itself, I still believe the institution plays a very big role so I wouldn't really advice on just choosing any random school. Don't rely on connections as well since more or less it won't help you if you are not that good.

I was able to attend one semester at UP and I can really compare the difference between my school. I was lucky enough to have Mrs. Cherry Lyn Sta. Romana as my teacher and so far she was one of the best if not the best teacher I had during my college days. That teacher became the Dean of CIT so I won't be surprised if several here claims that CIT has some nice products. That teacher could have reached far as a programmer/researcher but she choosed to be a teacher because of her passion.

I'll also share another information that some of you guys might not know. In Singapore, do you know that the government also takes into account from what school did you graduate? They will actually give preference to those who graduated in UP, USC, CIT, probably USJ-R as well.

So don't take your Alma mater too lightly guys. Your foundation is still important. Even though its true that some of the world's best programmers did just learn it by their own, since you will be studying anyway why not go for the best that you can afford?