I wish that our high school offered any programming classes, like many others I had to teach myself. As it stands now the whole computer cirriculum is governed by the only person that knows anything about computers (which is VERY minimal) and she's an Apple junkie. Our school just ordered 10 iMacs because of her.. bah... But now I have something to ask, i am currently enrolled in my school's only non-Apple computer course. Computer Networking I which is put on by Cisco Systems, now I've only been in the class a few days but the teacher is a moron, he knows how to get into windows, that's about it. Now my question is, has anybody been through this course or know much about it, is it any good, and is it worth sticking through?
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I wish that our high school offered any programming classes, like many others I had to teach myself. As it stands now the whole computer cirriculum is governed by the only person that knows anything about computers (which is VERY minimal) and she's an Apple junkie. Our school just ordered 10 iMacs because of her.. bah... But now I have something to ask, i am currently enrolled in my school's only non-Apple computer course. Computer Networking I which is put on by Cisco Systems, now I've only been in the class a few days but the teacher is a moron, he knows how to get into windows, that's about it. Now my question is, has anybody been through this course or know much about it, is it any good, and is it worth sticking through?
But I can see many sleepless nights ahead, looks like school is going to suffer yet again... *g*