Hey folks,
Me and my friend are beginning our 3rd year at Computer engineering
faculty in a university in Kiev-Ukraine . Unfortunately, there aren't
any good professors in our university, and the level of education here
still goes back to Soviet Union time. Me and my friend are fond of
programming and have made up our mind to study on our own. Without
having nay guide teacher, we started out with C, read few books in C
for about 9 months. Then we moved to C++. For the past 6 months, we've
been studying different C++ books such as: Osborne complete reference;
Teach yourself C++ in 21 Days; Stroustrop C++ book. But our problem is
that we have no one to guide us in our studies. We don't know how to
solidify our knowledge in C++? Should we get a project and work on it?
Suppose if we even worked on a C++ projected, there's no one to look
at our code ans correct us! I wonder if there's a book out there that
has some projects of C++ with some guide-lines. We can't cooperate
with any company either, Because in Kiev, either you're a professional
C++ programmer and you make a good money, or you're nobody! They don't
let us work as summer intern or something like that.
We apppreciate you taking time and reading our email, and guiding us
how to solidify our knowledge. We know lot of theories, but haven't
programmed that much. one more thing is that in Kiev, they require
from you to know 4 or 5 languages including: C/C++, Java, Visual C+
+, .NET, SQL and so on. But how can we learn all that during 4 years
of our Bachelor degree? We are already beginning the 3rd year, and all
we know is C and C++ without any experience in coding!
our questions:
We don't know how to solidify our knowledge in C++? Should we get a
project and work on it?
I wonder if there's a book out there that has some projects of C++
with some guide-lines.
Is there a special way of learning all of these languages I mentioned
above? We're planning to spend another year on C++, do you think it's
a right decision?
Thank you for your help!
Me and my friend are beginning our 3rd year at Computer engineering
faculty in a university in Kiev-Ukraine . Unfortunately, there aren't
any good professors in our university, and the level of education here
still goes back to Soviet Union time. Me and my friend are fond of
programming and have made up our mind to study on our own. Without
having nay guide teacher, we started out with C, read few books in C
for about 9 months. Then we moved to C++. For the past 6 months, we've
been studying different C++ books such as: Osborne complete reference;
Teach yourself C++ in 21 Days; Stroustrop C++ book. But our problem is
that we have no one to guide us in our studies. We don't know how to
solidify our knowledge in C++? Should we get a project and work on it?
Suppose if we even worked on a C++ projected, there's no one to look
at our code ans correct us! I wonder if there's a book out there that
has some projects of C++ with some guide-lines. We can't cooperate
with any company either, Because in Kiev, either you're a professional
C++ programmer and you make a good money, or you're nobody! They don't
let us work as summer intern or something like that.
We apppreciate you taking time and reading our email, and guiding us
how to solidify our knowledge. We know lot of theories, but haven't
programmed that much. one more thing is that in Kiev, they require
from you to know 4 or 5 languages including: C/C++, Java, Visual C+
+, .NET, SQL and so on. But how can we learn all that during 4 years
of our Bachelor degree? We are already beginning the 3rd year, and all
we know is C and C++ without any experience in coding!
our questions:
We don't know how to solidify our knowledge in C++? Should we get a
project and work on it?
I wonder if there's a book out there that has some projects of C++
with some guide-lines.
Is there a special way of learning all of these languages I mentioned
above? We're planning to spend another year on C++, do you think it's
a right decision?
Thank you for your help!
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