Java Training for those interested

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[zney25]

try lang inquire sa PhilNITS office bro

ok ty...wala d.i ka nagwork dha boss?

[YUE]

Guys, na.ay baSic java training a philnits thie october 1 - 11!!!

[reg777]

Greetings!

We are happy to announce that the PhilNITS Foundation will be conducting a Basic Java Course this coming October 1, 2008. The topics covered are specifically designed for beginners in Java. Succeeding modules, which will be offered after the Basic Java Course, are Java Web Infrastructure and Programming and Advanced Java with Web Development



Basic Java Course is a 10-days training course consisting of lecture and hands-on lab training from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. (2 weeks) includes Saturdays (whole day) at the PhilNITS Training Center located at the DTI Region 7 office. The topics covered are also designed for those who intend to review for the PhilNITS FE Certification Exams, which will be held on Oct. 19, 2008.

[sideon]

Does it cover EJB3.0, JTA and JPA? If so then i am willing to enroll.

[MarkCuering]

LOL... not even enough for 10 days to do that... I hope you read the word "BASIC" hehehe

[Tory]

@ reg777: i have a relative whose company is shifting to Java. but they have specific requirements with regards to the training content. although they would need most of the basic courses which you outlined above, they would like to also focus on Spring and Hibernate. do you offer training courses for those? If ever, how much will it be?

[reg777]

Does it cover EJB3.0, JTA and JPA? If so then i am willing to enroll.

there are 3 modules:
Basic Java Programming
Advanced Java with Web Development
Java Web Infrastructure and Programming


course outline for Advanced Java with Web Development is on the first post.
i dont have the course outline for Java Web Infrastructure and Programming yet.
please contact PhilNITS cebu office for more info, visit first post for contact details.

[reg777]

@ reg777: i have a relative whose company is shifting to Java. but they have specific requirements with regards to the training content. although they would need most of the basic courses which you outlined above, they would like to also focus on Spring and Hibernate. do you offer training courses for those? If ever, how much will it be?

not sure about Spring and Hibernate, but i believe Struts is included on the 3rd module, not sure though: Java Web infrastructure and Programming

Please contact PhilNITS office for more information, refer to first post for contact details.
thanks

[cen]

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