This is my third blog in which I would be discussing about my course modules that I currently studying in the first semester, what I am hoping to learn from these modules and how it is going to help in my career development. In my modules, all that I am studying are Introduction to Programming, Problem Solving for IT, Studying Skills for Computing and Logic.
In introduction to Programming I am learning to make programs using java. Through this module I am further hoping to learn different programming languages which would help in my career development as a good programmer.
The other module is Problem Solving for IT in which we learn the skill of solving problem that are related to computing and questions familiar to the one that would be asked to us in our near future and of course in job interviews.
In the third module, that is Studying Skills for Computing I am hoping to learn giving presentation skills and group works which would really help me out in my career.
The last but not the least module is Logic which is all about the mathematical problems related to computing and I expect to learn programming steps and skills necessary for computing as well as my career development and employment oppurtunities.
In introduction to Programming I am learning to make programs using java. Through this module I am further hoping to learn different programming languages which would help in my career development as a good programmer.
The other module is Problem Solving for IT in which we learn the skill of solving problem that are related to computing and questions familiar to the one that would be asked to us in our near future and of course in job interviews.
In the third module, that is Studying Skills for Computing I am hoping to learn giving presentation skills and group works which would really help me out in my career.
The last but not the least module is Logic which is all about the mathematical problems related to computing and I expect to learn programming steps and skills necessary for computing as well as my career development and employment oppurtunities.
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