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Training for .Net what is this?
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Posted by: jayphoenix

Hey has anyone heard of .Net and/or know what it is. Or done training with Computer Futures Online because i have enquired to them about doing programming with them and it's all online, is this a tipical thing now doing all your training and work experience online? Is this genuine? Any feedback on this matter will be a big help.
Thanks

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Posted by: motoxer4533

.NET is a programming language from Microsoft. It's like a lot of other programming languages, or so i've heard, i've only used VB (VB .NET is Visual Basic .NET) and so i wont be able to compare it to anything else. Obviously, if you can stay in contact with the teacher for help, it should be fine. You don't want to go into the program alone if you have no programming background, and if a teacher isn't there to help.

Posted by: Quantum Bit

Incorrect..!!! .NET is not a programming language, but a framework for microsofts programming languages.

Posted by: office politics

some online courses may require you to attend an instructor led class once or twice a week. this could be done via video conferencing but schools i've looked into want to to goto their location. I think its for the best. I mean if your only looking to avoid a classroom setting, why not read a book and build labs yourself? ....the school would provide you with someone with experience and help you understand things you don't know.

personally, i like going to a campus / training center for the enviorment they provide. You meet with people in the industry that might feed you ideas on what you can implement.