| The Job Or the Software Engineering Institute (9 Months)..... [message #459489] |
Sun, 06 June 2010 02:27  |
m_arafa
Messages: 36
Registered: June 2006
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I am a fresh graduate (not a computer science) , and I have two options :-
The first: Getting a job as Oracle Developer
The second: Or, Entering a Software Engineering Institute (9 Months) , that have the following program ...
(1) Foundation Module (3 months) :-
1- Operating Systems Fundamentals
2- Fundamentals of Database
3- Introduction to Computer Networks
4- TCP/IP
5- Marketing
6- Problem Solving Techniques
7- Introduction to Software Engineering
8- Presentation Skills
9- Technical Writing
10- Research Skills
11- WinXP
12- Unix
13- C Programming Language
14- Data Structures Using C
15- Object Oriented
16- C++
17- Introduction to Web Technologies
(2) Focus Module (4 months) :- .. select a department and the field ..
[Oracle Department]
* Functional Tracks
SAP ERP Financial Track FI
SAP ERP Material Management Track MM
Oracle ERP financial Track
Oracle Supply Chain Management (SCM) Track: Logistics and Discrete Manufacturing
Oracle ERP Human Resource (HR)
* Technical Tracks
Oracle Applications Database Administration
Data warehousing
[Java Department]
1- Oracle PL/SQL
2- Java Programming
3- Advanced Java Programming
4- Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
5- Object Oriented Analysis & Design using UML
6- Swing Components & Java 2D
7- JavaScript & Dynamic HTML
8- XML & Java API for XML Processing
9- Developing using Servlets & JSP
10- Advanced Servlets & JSP
11- Asynchronous JavaScript & XML (AJAX)
12- Struts Framework
13- Developing using Java Micro Edition (Java ME)
14- Enterprise Java Beans & Java Persistence API (EJB & JPA)
15- Java Web Services
16- Introduction to Design Patterns
17- Java Server Faces (JSF)
18- AJAX Enabled JSF Components
19- Spring MVC
20- Frameworks for Enterprise Applications
21- Overview on JavaFX
22- Service Oriented Architecture & Business Process Execution Language (SOA & BPEL)
23- Spring Framework
24- Introduction to Hibernate
25- Frameworks for Enterprise Applications
26- Overview on JavaFX
27- Java Server Faces (JSF)
28- Symbian Basics
29- Advanced Java ME
30- C++ for Symbian S60 Platform
[Other Departments]
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(3) Assessment Module (2 months):-
* Practical application of the information learnt is achieved
through supervised applied projects in selected areas of interest.
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Graduates Profile
[Oracle Department]
* The graduate of Functional Tracks would work as:
ERP Implementer-Analyst in the related business area (i.e. financial, SCM and HR): Meets the customers and collect business requirements. Determines gaps between user business processes and Oracle Applications and documents results in a gap analysis report. Develops strategies and functional specifications for data migration, interfaces between legacy systems and Oracle Applications, and custom extensions.
* The graduate of Oracle Applications Database Administration Track would work as:
> Database Administrator: Administrate and Manage database servers by designing, enhancing and maintaining databases. Set the backup policy of the database server and do the regular backups to ensure database recovery in case of failure. Tuning the performance of Oracle database server. Administrating Oracle Real Application Cluster (RAC).
> Application Server Administrator: Install, configure, monitor, backup and reconfigure the application server. Deploy different applications on the server.
> Oracle Apps DBA: Installing, patching and upgrading the Oracle Database server, Oracle E-business suite. Configure and administrate Oracle E-business suite.
> The graduate of Data warehousing Track Would Work as:
> Data Warehousing Specialist: Meet the decision makers and collect business requirements. Design the data warehousing logical model. Implement "Extract Transform Load"- ETL processes and methodologies. Develop Business Intelligence reports.
[Java Department]
The graduate will be a Java Developer.
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there are other departments , but i concentrate to Oracle and Java Only...
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Then my friends, What is your opinion ? (The Job or the Institute) ....
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| Re: The Job Or the Software Engineering Institute (9 Months)..... [message #460400 is a reply to message #459605] |
Fri, 11 June 2010 01:22  |
Frank
Messages: 7901
Registered: March 2000
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I totally agree with Littlefoot that this should be your decision, especially since the two are not really related. The job is Oracle specific, whereas the training looks to go into a different direction. So it all depends on what you want to do in 5 years from now.
If you actually CAN get a job as an Oracle developer and you want to be an Oracle developer, you will be learning all you need on the job.
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| Re: The Job Or the Software Engineering Institute (9 Months)..... [message #460779 is a reply to message #460400] |
Mon, 14 June 2010 14:43 |
m_arafa
Messages: 36
Registered: June 2006
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Hello..
First , I am not a computer science graduate as I said before ..
* If I go into the job (oracle developer)..
Early, I will gain more experience, money and respect...
* If I go into the institute .. after the studying , I will start from scratch to gain that features (experience,money and respect ..) and I will lost the job (oracle developer) and may be go to another field after finishing the study because the graduates of the institute will be :-
In Java Department : will be Java Developer
Or
In Oracle Department : will be :-
* ERP Implementer-Analyst
* Or, Database Administrator
* Or, Application Server Administrator
* Or, Oracle Apps DBA
* Or, Data Warehousing Specialist
...
Or
Other Departments ..
But,it will open more jobs ,solid knowledge, more information of the latest technology ...
what do you think ?
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