The Fate of Low/Mid level languages.

[dattaway at attaway.net]

Devry is a very good school.  I learned how to build computers and program
them from scratch in the BSEET program.  I went because I wanted to learn.  
My only problem was graduating during the big recession in 1992.  Graduate 
placement promised a lot, but I was much better doing the job search on my 
own.  I made friends with people who were hiring but couldn't offer much, 
and things went well from there.  It would be years before I started 
making any real money.

Hopefully, graduate placement will live up to its grandiose promises they 
make: 100% job placement.  Read into that and take it with a grain of 
salt.

On Thu, 25 Jul 2002, Andrew Bates wrote:

> I went to devry last year, and they had C++ and C aswell as Java... 
> along with all the other languages.  This pleased me very much.
> 
> ~ I was wondering what kind of market is out there?  Because, now that 
> I'm going to SMSU in the fall, I have found they offer """"3"""" 
> languages.  Java, COBOL, and (ewck) Visual Basics... of these.. Java is 
> the one i will have my imphasis in... since you can learn COBOL and 
> Visual Basics in 2 days.  
> 
> I was wondering what everybody else's experience with programming 
> languages at work aswell as education is.
> 
> - - Andrew Bates
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