Suggestion On Selecting A Course W/ Zero Or Little Coding/programming

[taara_25]

Hi all,

I regularly follow this site and found it interesting and informative. Keep up the spirit y'all.. By the way, I'm taara and I'am badly i need of an advice on which software course to take up...

we have applied for h1 this year ( moved to USA on H4).. I finished my MBA ( marketing) in India and I worked for a telecom company for a span of 1 and a half year...got married and moved to usa... I have almost zero knowledge on software courses and no knowledge on programming at all. can you please suggest which is the best course to take up now... I 'am yet to get approval on my H1 and If I get it, I need to be on the run for a job.

All your suggestions are valuable and important. Also appreciate if anyone can guide me on the basic software courses which I need to know before jumping onto a decision.

[vikuba]

do BA
business analyst

[sherlockholmes_anon]

Networking
System admin
BA
H/W TS

My suggestion is its better to learn little bit of coding or programming which will help your career or look for a job in your core field.

[taara_25]

[quote name='Iamking' timestamp='1375285863' post='1304040508']
Networking
System admin
BA
H/W TS

My suggestion is its better to learn little bit of coding or programming which will help your career or look for a job in your core field.
[/quote]



Hey thanks,

what is H/W TS... I do not know where do I start..."confused"

[PINKY80]

go for testing

[sherlockholmes_anon]

[quote name='taara_25' timestamp='1375286161' post='1304040548']



Hey thanks,

what is H/W TS... I do not know where do I start..."confused"
[/quote]

Hardware trouble shooting.

[sherlockholmes_anon]

Well, [color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif] In all the cruft, a shiny little nugget of words. [/font][/color][size=4][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]Get familiar with N/W or H/W or Linux, then try to know about various technologies, learn scripting. [/font][/color][/size][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]Coming to S/W programming: [/font][/color][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]Programming, for the most part, is related to software engineering, if you learn programming or coding you can do well in S/W industry. S/W industry is full of coding and programming. It's not difficult to learn if you are interested. [/font][/color][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]Moreover if you are not interested you can also look up in your core field[/font][/color]

[size=4][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]Now you have to decide what salary you are looking for and job satisfaction.[/font][/color][color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif] It should take you three or four years to climb the salary ladder to about $80k. It all depends on your hardwork and darn luck.[/font][/color][/size]

[color=#000000][font=Arial, sans-serif]ATB!![/font][/color]