"tomuk07" <Tom### [at] hotmailcom> wrote:
> Thorsten Froehlich <tho### [at] trfde> wrote:
> > tomuk07 wrote:
> > >
http://www.edexcel.org.uk/VirtualContent/76031/HNC_Computing__Info_Systems__structure.pdf
> >
> > I am sorry, but from the looks of the course titles this isn't a computer
> > science education, which would, among other things be teaching the stills
> > needed for software development. Your education is well suited for technical
> > support and administration of computer hardware and software though. In
> > short, your knowledge is more on the user side of things, not on the
> > development side of things. This also explains your various misconceptions
> > in your earlier posts.
> >
> > Good luck,
> >
> >  Thorsten
>
> I didn't do all of those subjects I did various software options.
> Here is a list of the units I did.
>
> Year 1 Term 1
> Information Systems (H2)
> Computer Platforms (H1)
>
> Year 1 Term 2
> Systems Analysis (H2)
> Data Structures and Algorithms (H2) along with Problem Solving
>
> Year 2 Term 3
> Introduction to Programming
>
> /* Personal Note: Year 2 was a bit mixed up because of a lecturer leaving */
> Year 2 Term 1
> Software Development Project (H2)
> Personal Skills Development (H2)
>
> Year 2 Term 2
> Software Development Project (H2)
> Visual Programming
>
> Year 2 Term 3
> Computer Based Learning
>
> /* Year 3 was even more mixed up because the year was no longer split in
> terms but semesters */
>
> Year 3 Semester 1
> Professional Project (I was finishing of a project from Y2)
>
> // Note: We would have done OOP but the majority of people decided to Web
> Site //Management
>
> Web Site Management
>
> Year 3 Semester 2
>
> Professional Project
> Networking Technology + Supporting OS And NOS (Operating Systems and Network
> Operating Systems)
>
> Year 3 Semester 3
> Professional Project
> Quality Management
>
> So you can see I had a mixed education, after that I did do a course in C++
> and I have brought loads of books on OOP and Programming. I just need a
> professional project to get me into the mind set of OOP.
>
> Tom

Also at the end of Year 1 and beginning of Y2 another group joined with us.
There were 2 groups.
There was Tuesday Afternoon and Thursday Evening: Group 1
and Wednesday Afternoon and Evening: Group 2

I was in group 2, in Year 1 to Term 2, till people started to drop out, that
made the other group and our group not worth having.

So they merged to two groups, the first group did ASP on another day, which
we didn't know about.

Tom

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