Learn J2EE programming with passion
Found this from SitePoint
Ready to get serious about learning Java Web application and enterprise application development? I can’t say I blame you—those skills will net a pretty penny in the current job market. That’s why J2EE Programming (with Passion!), a free online class offered by Sun Microsystems employee Sang Shin in his spare time, is such an amazing opportunity.
Offered by means of a Yahoo! Groups discussion list, the class runs for about the length of a university semester. Once you subscribe, you’re responsible for reviewing the weekly pre-class reading material, reading the classroom slides with accompanying notes, and completing the assigned coursework and final project by the assigned dates. It’s just like taking a university class only you don’t have to show up at lectures… oh, and did I mention it’s free?
If you’ve been awaiting an opportunity to learn J2EE in a structured way without shelling out a bunch of money on books and classes, this might just be the ticket. Sang Shin also offers a few other online classes, an advanced J2EE class among them.
The next session is starting today (26-Sep-2005) and I have registered for it. How about you? Thanks Sang Shin for the course
Update: Forgot to link to sitepoint when I posted it for the first time. Thanks Kevin for reminding.
posted by Sudar @ 9/26/2005 09:34:00 AM
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8 Comments:
At 9/28/2005 03:37:00 AM,
Aswin Anand T.H. said…
hi!! chked that out & signed up. the site contents r jes gr8 for a good startup. btw, wats technorati??
At 9/28/2005 03:49:00 AM,
Sudar said…
Hi Anand,
The course was really great and that’s why even I signed up for the course.
Technorati is a search engine for blogs (like how Google is for other websites). The difference is that Technorati returns results only from blogs.
At 9/29/2005 11:08:00 AM,
Aswin Anand T.H. said…
hi!! thanks for dat. btw, 1 more silly q. wat is the full form of "P.S." dat many of u give at the end of a post or email??
At 9/30/2005 08:55:00 AM,
Sudar said…
Hi Aswin,
PS stands for postscript : a note appended to a letter after the signature.
PS: Don't think any question as silly, bcoz you will not learn until you question it. he he... small piece of advice from me.... ;-)
At 10/03/2005 08:22:00 PM,
Anonymous said…
This blog post was stolen word-for-word from SitePoint's Java blog:
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2005/09/14/learn-j2ee-programming-with-passion/
Please remove this post, or provide correct attributionm, as this post is copyrighted material.
At 12/17/2005 05:35:00 AM,
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