Geraldine Said:

introduction to engineering vs foundation of engineering?

We Answered:

intro to engineering sounds like an easy A class that may be a bit boring.

foundation of engineering sounds like a tougher class where they will teach you a bunch of stuff that you may or may not need depending on the engineering degree that you end up pursuing.

I would personally choose the tougher yet more interesting and useful class (foundation).

Geraldine Said:

A little help in correcting my french paper?

We Answered:

Pendant les vacances, j'ai pris quatre cours à la CPCC (Java, Web Development Tools, C #, et Visual Basic). Après avoir pris ces classes, j'ai découvert ma passion pour le travail avec des ordinateurs. J'ai aimé trouver les bogues dans le code, les corriger, et puis exécuter le programme. peut-être que j'aime la programmation parce qu'elle est similaire aux échecs.( plurial? the game? not sure). Il y a beaucoup de façons d'obtenir le même résultat. tout les deux requiert l'attention du détail. les différentes langues de la programmation donnent différentes caractéristiques au programme. ( permet is to allow something. not working in this case). Utiliser une nouvelle langue peut être comparé à changer les règles des échecs. Si le fou ( évêque is not a chess piece in french it's a religious guy) pourrait se déplacer verticalement et la tour en diagonale beaucoup de nouvelles possibilités apparaitrait!

mon ambition ultime est d'aller en médecine. Après avoir étudié l'informatique, j'appliquerai à l'école de médecine. se serait chouette de me spécialiser en neurochirurgie. je ne l'accomplirai sans doute pas sans effort. En étudiant l'anatomie et la physiologie il y a deux ans, j'étais fasciné par la complexité du système nerveux. J'ai appris la rapidité avec laquelle les messages sont relayés au cerveau, les mécanismes complexes des jonctions neuromusculaires et les nombreuses interactions des neurones. Cette classe à éveillé ma curiosité en le système nerveux. c'est peut-être un de mes défauts mais j'ai tendance à avoir une fascination pour l'inconnu. le cerveau est la partie la moins connue du corps. je veux être un pionner dans ce domaine. Ce champs fait appel à moi philosophiquement parlant. Quoi de mieux pour l'étude que mon propre cerveau, à l'origine de toute mes pensées?

you're actually pretty good! only minors errors and you write really cleary!
good luck with your paper!

Crystal Said:

i need guidance for my career grooming?

We Answered:

HI Sanpic,

I advice u to go to nearest NIIT counselling desk.so that they can guide u well..ALL D BEST

Samuel Said:

Linux or Windows development moral dilemma?

We Answered:

This isn't a moral dilemma at all. I would compare it to a Dr. who decides to open a practice rather than go to Africa on a mission, but that wouldn't be at all fair. The first option is not immoral, and the second is doing something much more important than creating "free" software.

It's easy when you are in college to become enamoured of the "free" software, especially if you've never had a job or any expenses you paid yourself. When you graduate you finally realize you have to make a living.

Go to dice.com and compare search results for .net jobs with just about everything else other than Java. Pretty clear now, huh?

You can still contribute to OSS in your free time or in other ways, and it is possible to make a good living at it, like at Red Hat or even IBM, but I'd say you'd have a really hard time breaking into that.

I'm not trying to encourage or discourage you one way or another, but I think you just overestimate the moral value of OSS. There are some truly innovative examples that have had a huge impact, like Linux, Apache, and others. But at the end of the day most of it is not even innovative; it is just crude, blatant copying of other people's hard work. There's no moral value in that. I'm not saying it's wrong, but it's hardly something to aspire to.

ps. to one of the other respondents. PHP is indeed free and very good. But the .net SDK and Visual Studio Express are monetarily free too, at least.

Olga Said:

Analog & VA Synthesizer Development?

We Answered:

Maybe you should make contact with those organizations like KORG on their website have a link labeled as "Employment Opportunities"

Good luck.

P.D. Make a good synth for the world, OK? I'm tired of the sh?t that is on the today's market... An affordable one he he.