"ITS IN THE BOOK YOUD KNOW IT IF YOU READ THE BOOK"

In our Java class, the instructor made us do bookwork, but the book had nothing to do with the class

As in

He taught everything out of order, and it wasn't the same material anyway

his was way more in depth, wheras the book was pretty basic

no he should have taught you theroy with code

I taught my wife how to code then I teach her why you do each thing

He didn't do that

he was a retard

I don't know what he was thinking

I think around half of the people in his class last year failed

if not more

I know that was true for a class I had with him in spring

At some colleges that's normal, but not at this one

he stood out in the entire department

for his low pass rates

programming is easy thats why

its mostly basic math and grammar

u don't need college for that, you can do fine self-teaching it yourself with some help from a mentor

Being self taught anything would make it harder to find jobs id think

Trade schools take less time to graduate and teach you all the practical stuff you need

Imagine working for someone

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Imagine working

Yes

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quit shitposting here

Time to skidaddle

I outrank you nigga

>following rules

thats what you think

i outrank

jesus

@Ventruvi @Deleted User @Spookaswa @Orwell
Rules are to be followed, continue to disobey them and there will be consequences. This is too small of a rule break, but more serious ones will surely be dealt with harshly.

oh this is the other discussion

It depends on what you are self taughy in. I know a couple of coders who are self taught and have well paying jobs @Orwell

Im mainly referring to how you would draft a resume

Having no certificate to prove that you have knowledge of coding would make it much harder to compete against coders that do i assume

Maybe you could take up internships and build up experience that way

have examples of your coding

and they usually have you do coding as part of the application