Válasz How to improve myself !

  • 2008. július 25. 12:48
     
     
    I have completed a Clait course (OCR Level 1 Diploma for IT Users"new clait" ) ,i have got a desktop computer ,which i spend a lot of time on. i have found it trying at times ,but,have progressed a considerable amount. i seem to have a good knack of finding solutions. 1 ex: getting nokia pc suite to work on bluetooth. anyway back to the point i am very interested in gaining more knowledge to maybe start a career in autocad . any suggestions. main problem is funds.

Az összes válasz

  • 2008. augusztus 1. 17:02
     
     
    I am not sure on Autocad but a training provider may help you. I know you are concerned with funds but doesn't hurt to get info on the subject.

    Jay
    Jay
  • 2008. augusztus 6. 19:53
     
     

    Use Monster or any other job providing web site and find a job you would like to do.  Read the requirements for that position.  You should be able to find a book on just about any topic.  A few years back, I wanted to get my MCAD to help target myself for better positions.  I used the Microsoft Exam series to prep for my MCAD.  It was a much cheaper alternative to formalized training.  I don't know anything about AutoCad, but if you were to pursue Microsoft Technology, there are several E-Learning courses that are very affordable.  Some even for free.

    Just my .02.  Good luck on your career.


    Shannon Bray - MCT, MCPD, MCTS, MCITP
  • 2008. augusztus 7. 1:32
     
     Válasz
    RoJoPo said:

    I have completed a Clait course (OCR Level 1 Diploma for IT Users"new clait" ) ,i have got a desktop computer ,which i spend a lot of time on. i have found it trying at times ,but,have progressed a considerable amount. i seem to have a good knack of finding solutions. 1 ex: getting nokia pc suite to work on bluetooth. anyway back to the point i am very interested in gaining more knowledge to maybe start a career in autocad . any suggestions. main problem is funds.



    Not sure this is really the best place to get AutoCAD assistance, mate!

    That being said, if you actually have a legal copy of AutoCAD, you should use Autodesk's own offerings which are free.
    http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=3856704 

    Westwood College also offers a dedicated associates degree program in the subject
    http://www.westwood.edu/landing/san/3/index.asp?rc=OLGSANMPIGIP&wwDegree=11

    Then there are some secondary and tertiary channels for e-learning that a quick google search turned up 10s of them.
    - Wayne S. Anderson MCITP, MCSE, MCT http://blog.avanadeadvisor.com/blogs/waynea