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SoC Curricula | 09/30/2017 01:08PM |
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Unisa contact information | 07/28/2011 01:28PM |
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January 31, 2013 02:24PM |
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February 04, 2013 07:43AM |
You will need to create a new user name, using a different email address. No other way unfortunately 
See the tut letter for contact details and request a new CD - it is fairly large to download.
See the tut letter for contact details and request a new CD - it is fairly large to download.
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February 04, 2013 02:23PM |
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February 05, 2013 10:56AM |
hi My Name is Gcobani Bakamela i'm Child Justice Officer @ Dept of Justice and sadly i did register for this course before but time wasn't on my side but this year I must pass itgbakamela [77234715]
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February 05, 2013 11:09AM |
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February 05, 2013 04:57PM |
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Re: Welcome! February 06, 2013 03:23PM |
Hi,
Is there anyone around Johannesburg or South of Joburg who can help me with the installations of XAMPP or EasyPHP?
Is there anyone around Johannesburg or South of Joburg who can help me with the installations of XAMPP or EasyPHP?
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February 07, 2013 08:24AM |
77914228_Tman Wrote:
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> Hi,
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> Is there anyone around Johannesburg or South of
> Joburg who can help me with the installations of
> XAMPP or EasyPHP?
>
>
Ahem. This question requires a new topic - it does not fit under Welcome! Read the tut letter
The whole idea of XAMPP and EasyPHP is that is it is a click-click install. See my earlier post in this thread.
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> Hi,
>
> Is there anyone around Johannesburg or South of
> Joburg who can help me with the installations of
> XAMPP or EasyPHP?
>
>
Ahem. This question requires a new topic - it does not fit under Welcome! Read the tut letter
The whole idea of XAMPP and EasyPHP is that is it is a click-click install. See my earlier post in this thread.
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Re: Welcome! February 08, 2013 08:52AM |
Hallo, seer sekerlik die mees senior student op hierdie kursus ))......Yes sir! I am - on the business side of things- the web office manager at a fairly large university (no names yet people!). I need to establish a solid base of knowledge on web related technologies, so that I can better understand the IT jargon, that is for us, tHe liTtle PeOple, GrEek!!!!...so to minimize confusion and better the business proposition via our Website I found myself on the battlefield of PHP!....PHP?...is that some kind of first strike command? 
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))......Yes sir! I am - on the business side of things- the web office manager at a fairly large university (no names yet people!). I need to establish a solid base of knowledge on web related technologies, so that I can better understand the IT jargon, that is for us, tHe liTtle PeOple, GrEek!!!!...so to minimize confusion and better the business proposition via our Website I found myself on the battlefield of PHP!....PHP?...is that some kind of first strike command? .
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February 15, 2013 08:13AM |
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Re: Welcome! February 15, 2013 08:32PM |
Good day everyone.
My name is Wilco I am a VMware Certified Professional and would like to write applications to control large virtualized datacenters. I already have basic PHP knowledge and would like to broaden it if possible and put my skills on paper.
Student number : 7803-010-2
Email and Gtalk for support : wilcovandeijl@gmail.com
My name is Wilco I am a VMware Certified Professional and would like to write applications to control large virtualized datacenters. I already have basic PHP knowledge and would like to broaden it if possible and put my skills on paper.
Student number : 7803-010-2
Email and Gtalk for support : wilcovandeijl@gmail.com
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Re: Welcome! February 18, 2013 09:01AM |
Hi all. I am a self-taught PHP web developer. I just need something more formal to back myself up with. I am not expecting anything less than an A
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February 18, 2013 08:53PM |
Hi all
I go by the name Shado (not my real name) but more people know me by my handle than my real name.
I'm a self taught web developer that specialises in HTML/CSS and Wordpress. In the passed 2 years I have build over 50 database driven websites but I lack the ability to script my own php scripts. I'm hoping this course will give me a better understanding so that I can stop manipulating other peoples scripts and start focusing on scripting my own.
____________________________________________Nazi Coder____________________________________________
I'm not antisocial, I'm just not user friendly
"It's not a bug; it's an undocumented feature!" ~ some unknown Microsoft developer
I go by the name Shado (not my real name) but more people know me by my handle than my real name.
I'm a self taught web developer that specialises in HTML/CSS and Wordpress. In the passed 2 years I have build over 50 database driven websites but I lack the ability to script my own php scripts. I'm hoping this course will give me a better understanding so that I can stop manipulating other peoples scripts and start focusing on scripting my own.
____________________________________________Nazi Coder____________________________________________
I'm not antisocial, I'm just not user friendly
"It's not a bug; it's an undocumented feature!" ~ some unknown Microsoft developer
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February 19, 2013 06:47AM |
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February 20, 2013 07:17PM |
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February 25, 2013 07:49AM |
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February 25, 2013 04:13PM |
> I'm a developer and I want a piece of paper that days I do in fact know PHP.
Fair... but ultimately they will ask so what apps have you developed. That is why we have a portfolio, so you can show them
Fair... but ultimately they will ask so what apps have you developed. That is why we have a portfolio, so you can show them
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February 25, 2013 09:19PM |
mac Wrote:
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> Fair... but ultimately they will ask so what apps
> have you developed. That is why we have a
> portfolio, so you can show them
This is true and yes a portfolios are vital but unfortunately most recruitment agencies still ask for paper work and refuse to even look at your CV unless you provide copies. This does not mean that the employer is necessarily looking for someone with qualifications vs practical skill but one still needs to get passed the *"unqualified" recruits.
* a recruiter that has no real understanding of how the industry works.
In my opinion, someone with practical skills is far more employable than someone with a decree (if I was employing I would hire the one that can do the work vs the one that talks about it) but if you are going to spend the time and money in a course then it may as well be in a course that is a) recognised and b) contributes to further study. As far as my research goes UNISA's course is the only one that offered both so you can't really go wrong.
With this course you might not necessarily get a senior coding position but it will help to get your foot in the door.
____________________________________________Nazi Coder____________________________________________
I'm not antisocial, I'm just not user friendly
"It's not a bug; it's an undocumented feature!" ~ some unknown Microsoft developer
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> Fair... but ultimately they will ask so what apps
> have you developed. That is why we have a
> portfolio, so you can show them
This is true and yes a portfolios are vital but unfortunately most recruitment agencies still ask for paper work and refuse to even look at your CV unless you provide copies. This does not mean that the employer is necessarily looking for someone with qualifications vs practical skill but one still needs to get passed the *"unqualified" recruits.
* a recruiter that has no real understanding of how the industry works.
In my opinion, someone with practical skills is far more employable than someone with a decree (if I was employing I would hire the one that can do the work vs the one that talks about it) but if you are going to spend the time and money in a course then it may as well be in a course that is a) recognised and b) contributes to further study. As far as my research goes UNISA's course is the only one that offered both so you can't really go wrong.
With this course you might not necessarily get a senior coding position but it will help to get your foot in the door.
____________________________________________Nazi Coder____________________________________________
I'm not antisocial, I'm just not user friendly
"It's not a bug; it's an undocumented feature!" ~ some unknown Microsoft developer
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February 26, 2013 08:00AM |
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