Does anyone have any feedback on the course? What have you learned? Did it enhance your PC skills...rate it on a scale of 1-10(10 being optimal). I'd like to hear some feedback from those that have the course and how it changed their lives. All input is welcome.

well overall the lessons are good. but as for me they didnt help me much since what they where teaching wasnt necesarly what i needed i needed more into programming then how the computer itself works and the different parts of it. but i guess thats part of it if you want to be an IT eitherway from a scale from 1-10 id say 10/10.

So what you're saying is it's a good jump start. Yeah I am on the same island as you. I want something more complex, but I will probably give the lessons a whirl either way. Maybe I'll learn a thing or 2. I already plan on going to College for Electronic and Computer Engineering Technology and/or IT - Programmer/Analyst.

I half-expected this to be a crash course anyway, but what the hell as long as I'm waiting for the summer semester I might as well drop the scratch to improve the foundation a little better and help contribute any way I could to this forum, and perhaps give some good suggestions for future lessons. I was told there would be some upcoming advanced course material in a few months. We shall see. I would be looking forward to some serious work instead of dismantling PCs, installing parts, using software and what not. Hell, I tinkered with all that the 1st 6 months I had a few PCs that were handed down, so there wasn't any loss if I wrecked any of them. That's not to say I still have a lot to learn though and most of you guys on here probably forgot more than I know. Thanks for the feedback.

college will get you everywhere when it comes to that gay little piece of paper. but as far as coding and programming goes. you should be able to learn on your own for example.
on ruby,sapphire,ruby on rails,python have documentations for the codes meaning u can learn it from there with examples ect. you can also buy/rent/use books from libraries if you wish. but eitherway you can learn it on your own.
also tl;dr but yea. courses teach you stuff like whats ram and whats it do stuff like that and some software tips ect. btw what type of programming you want to do i might be able to help there.

Finished disc 1 and although it may seem a bit basic, I picked up a few important tips on safety and identification of parts. So far I am happy with what I have seen...Onto disc 2.

Originally Posted by TheSwarm

college will get you everywhere when it comes to that gay little piece of paper. but as far as coding and programming goes. you should be able to learn on your own for example.
on ruby,sapphire,ruby on rails,python have documentations for the codes meaning u can learn it from there with examples ect. you can also buy/rent/use books from libraries if you wish. but eitherway you can learn it on your own.
also tl;dr but yea. courses teach you stuff like whats ram and whats it do stuff like that and some software tips ect. btw what type of programming you want to do i might be able to help there.

I don't even know. I am just going to learn a broad spectrum of many I guess and see how it pans out. Its the only way to figure out what I like. I haven't researched programming yet, so I really don't even know what the hell it is or why people want to know it. I'll get back to you on that one, too early to tell.
BTW -- I am not going to big-time college. Just a few tech courses and I don't give a shit about that piece of paper, I'll wipe my ass with it on graduation day because I don't give a flying *uck. I am not going to school for a better job in some cramped cubicle, to hell with that or some gay telemarketing PC support special fag. Cant even stand being around people for the most part. I'll work online at home and not near some candyass snot nosed punk kids. 99.999999% of the people within a 100 mile radius of me are handicaps & retards!!! I am going to learn a few things and I will stick with my janitor job at the local porn shop for the next 50 years. LOL

I bought the computer repair course and can not find the diag cd or videos. I`M GOING TO BUY THE PHYSICAL DVD VERSION AND HOPE FOR THE BEST. JERRY

I keep emailing you and you just keep emailing me and saying you cant find the access...

Have you found access?

jerryl69
diagnostic CD & videos
I bought the computer repair course and can not find the diag cd or videos. I`M GOING TO BUY THE PHYSICAL DVD VERSION AND HOPE FOR THE BEST. JERRY

I had no problems accessing the program page. It even gives you the option to d/l the programs onto your HD. What seems to be the problem? The diagnostics are ISO's and there is a tutorial for making ISO's right before your eyes. What do you mean get the physical program? It's right there. Just d/l the program and put it all on DVD+R's. THAT'S PHYSICAL. You are definitely making thing's more difficult for yourself. If you have any questions PM me and I'll lend a helping hand,that's all I can do.

Finished watching all the vids and reading the ebook. Great stuff! I also give it a whopping 10! I especially liked the system build ISO where Medina put together a PC in 25 minutes. Seems a lot easier than I thought. That's my next project. Hell I want to build a few dozen PC's now.