Re: programming courses

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From: Eduardo M. Tirado
Date: Sat, 07 Nov 1992 22:14

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Carla, I think it is good to know something about programming, but you don't ha
ve to be programmer in order to understand what, when and how to implement tech
nical tools.  When making computer solutions to a problem, you always need peop
le that know about programming and some that understands the business side.  Yo
u have to choose which one to specialize in.  Later by working with it you prpa
bly will gain knowledge about the other side.  But some knowledge about what is
 available is not a bad idea.

If your main interest is on the business side, I think you should concentrate o
n that and then later get more into the technical aspects.

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