Re: Which class
Erica Sullivan wrote:
Okay, this is going to sound like an oxymoron but I'm a Tech Writer not really interested in programming languages. I like technology but not the inside of the box. Anyway, I know I need to add to my resume. So, in my available downtime, I'd like to take a class. Which do you recommend, which is more marketable, and which is easiest for someone who doesn't like programming languages:
Consider a course in object-oriented analysis and design. It will give you what you need to work in OO projects, while not bogging you down with learning a specific language. I've found my training in it very useful. In fact, the top manager who interviewed me for my current job required me to describe a pencil in OO terms as part of the interview.
Kevin (one of many)
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