I wonder if anyone gets me
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.. when I say that I hold a Swiss VET diploma as Software Developer. Yes, I officially graduated, but I still wonder how well known the diploma is abroad. Edit: VET as in "vocation education diploma". Edit2: Federal Vocational Education and Training
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To have obtained a VET diploma as a Software Developer did you have to take math,science,programming,language arts, social studies, psychology and other subjects in order to obtain the diploma?
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.. when I say that I hold a Swiss VET diploma as Software Developer. Yes, I officially graduated, but I still wonder how well known the diploma is abroad. Edit: VET as in "vocation education diploma". Edit2: Federal Vocational Education and Training
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Is it almost the same as getting a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science or a Bachelors of Science in Software Engineering?
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Is it almost the same as getting a Bachelors of Science in Computer Science or a Bachelors of Science in Software Engineering?
No, but it certifies you as Software Developer. It's an entry level degree, and most of the Bachelors in CS or SE in Switzerland started with a VET diploma, because they can work part-time as developers during their Bachelor studies.
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I don't know about you, but I personally prefer to look after girls :laugh:
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RFTM -
Section 17.II.b(ii):
Geeks are forbidden from having a relationship with another living thing. Even Facebook 'friends' are pushing it.
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No, but it certifies you as Software Developer. It's an entry level degree, and most of the Bachelors in CS or SE in Switzerland started with a VET diploma, because they can work part-time as developers during their Bachelor studies.
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That sounds nice there are certificates for those fields where I go and I find it annoying for the fact anyone who gets those never find a job. :/ Sadly we must either find an internship while going to school or work another type of job. Congratulations though on getting it! :^) I will be finishing my degree soon and well I already develop many different programs. What about you have you developed anything neat or nifty to where you could sell it on your own?
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To have obtained a VET diploma as a Software Developer did you have to take math,science,programming,language arts, social studies, psychology and other subjects in order to obtain the diploma?
It's all depending on the state, but in my case it contained the following fields: - OS Basics (Linux & Windows) - Batch programming - Structured programming (in C) - Object Oriented Programming (C# [WinForms and ASP.Net], Java) - English - Maths - General Education (includes politics, laws) - Boolean Algebrae - Assembler (8 Bit AVR) - Project management basics The ones mentioned above were all the same for every student, plus I got me some individual skills at work: - Hardware Simulation over virtual COM ports - C++ on Qt - Creation of end user trainings, 3rd level support
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That sounds nice there are certificates for those fields where I go and I find it annoying for the fact anyone who gets those never find a job. :/ Sadly we must either find an internship while going to school or work another type of job. Congratulations though on getting it! :^) I will be finishing my degree soon and well I already develop many different programs. What about you have you developed anything neat or nifty to where you could sell it on your own?
Ray Raymos wrote:
What about you have you developed anything neat or nifty to where you could sell it on your own?
No, but I'm currently working on a Syslog implementation on .Net which I will publish on CP once it is finished.
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It's all depending on the state, but in my case it contained the following fields: - OS Basics (Linux & Windows) - Batch programming - Structured programming (in C) - Object Oriented Programming (C# [WinForms and ASP.Net], Java) - English - Maths - General Education (includes politics, laws) - Boolean Algebrae - Assembler (8 Bit AVR) - Project management basics The ones mentioned above were all the same for every student, plus I got me some individual skills at work: - Hardware Simulation over virtual COM ports - C++ on Qt - Creation of end user trainings, 3rd level support
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Argonia wrote:
I wish you the best of luck finding your first real job
I already had my first "real job", since my work as Apprentice wasn't cooking coffee but implementing crucial parts of the project, including a Hardware Simulator and the Audit Trail ;)
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I don't believe Apprentice job is considered a "real job". Just your firm is smart enough to use you for code instead of making you learn the 10 different ways to make coffee.
Microsoft ... the only place where VARIANT_TRUE != true
It isn't, but the time you spend working is widely considered work experience, if it was work.
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Marco Bertschi wrote:
- Batch programming
Eh?! What?
Microsoft ... the only place where VARIANT_TRUE != true
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RFTM -
Section 17.II.b(ii):
Geeks are forbidden from having a relationship with another living thing. Even Facebook 'friends' are pushing it.
RFTM should it be RTFM ?
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RFTM -
Section 17.II.b(ii):
Geeks are forbidden from having a relationship with another living thing. Even Facebook 'friends' are pushing it.
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RFTM should it be RTFM ?
Can't get the staff! :laugh:
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@echo off
echo Teh Console.Yeah, script programming would be a better description.
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Define relationship. And remember, it's cats we're talking about.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello[^]
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.. when I say that I hold a Swiss VET diploma as Software Developer. Yes, I officially graduated, but I still wonder how well known the diploma is abroad. Edit: VET as in "vocation education diploma". Edit2: Federal Vocational Education and Training
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You restore the health of ill Tamagotchies?
Simon Lee Shugar (Software Developer) www.simonshugar.co.uk "If something goes by a false name, would it mean that thing is fake? False by nature?" By Gilbert Durandil
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.. when I say that I hold a Swiss VET diploma as Software Developer. Yes, I officially graduated, but I still wonder how well known the diploma is abroad. Edit: VET as in "vocation education diploma". Edit2: Federal Vocational Education and Training
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Congratulations! :thumbsup: Does it happened today? In that case we share the date...only mine is 20 years old today... :-D
I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is. (V)
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.. when I say that I hold a Swiss VET diploma as Software Developer. Yes, I officially graduated, but I still wonder how well known the diploma is abroad. Edit: VET as in "vocation education diploma". Edit2: Federal Vocational Education and Training
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They are probably the equivalent of a UK NVQ (national vocational qualification) and then depending on the level, e.g. NVQ Level 3. The levels can be compared as seen here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Vocational_Qualification[^] There is probably something similar with you.
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You restore the health of ill Tamagotchies?
Simon Lee Shugar (Software Developer) www.simonshugar.co.uk "If something goes by a false name, would it mean that thing is fake? False by nature?" By Gilbert Durandil
