Gabriel J. Michael escribió:
Hi all,
I'm a senior GVPT major graduating this Spring, but I've always been interested
in computers and electronics. I have a lot of practical experience with the
two; I've held progamming jobs where I worked in Perl and VBA, I once wrote a
driver in C for a magstripe card reader connected via the parallel port, I'm
decent with a soldering iron, familiar with Linux, etc. My problem is that I
don't really understand any of the theory behind the projects I play with, so
I'd like to maybe audit a CMSC or ENEE course for the hell of it. Any
suggestions? Keep in mind that I've only taken up to MATH 141, and I've neven
taken a formal programming course (unless you count Pascal in high school...)
I see there is CMSC 198A, "Special Topics in Computer Science for Non-Majors" -
anyone know anything about that?
Thanks,
Gabe
Now that I see that people ask about this, I am moving to Baltimore in
February from Europe. I am thinking of getting trained and my purpose is
two-fold: getting training on system administration (is there any
certification or course for getting to know VoIP, Linux, Cisco, MSCE? )
in general, although I need some training mainly in MCSE and Exchange
servers. Besides this, I am looking for a Master degree in Security,
also two-folded: systems security and secure programming...
Is there anything similar in Maryland?
Many thanks
Miguel
