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2 total messages Started by Jay Wed, 17 Jul 2002 00:21
Java/Advanced Java Web Tutoring - One on One at affordable prices
#11
Author: Jay
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 00:21
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Hi there,
      I teach Java and Advanced Java over the web.  I
am an independent teacher and I chose to teach
students who cannot drive to my home over Yahoo
Messenger, MSN, or AOL.  I also provide pointers to
good online resources for further help.  This is what
I teach: 
                     Networking
                      Threading
                        JFC
                     Servlets
                        JSP
                        RMI
          JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
                        JNDI
              Enterprise Java Beans 2.0
               Java Messaging Service
        Object Oriented Design Patterns in Java
             Design Patterns for EJB 2.0
              Threading Design Patterns
                   Java XML Pack
         Java Web Services Developer Pack.
                        C++
                    Visual C++

If you are interested in any or some of these
technologies, please reply to me.  I give lectures on
line in a private chat setting with a chance for you
ask questions right in the middle of lecture.  All the
student has to do is come prepared with the right
tools downloaded and working on their computer.  
Charges are negotiable.
Thanks for your time and good luck with everything!

-Jay


p.s. I can teach Yahoo Messenger users over voice chat
as well.  I also tutor over the phone with applicable
at cost long distance charges.
Willing to teach any level of programmer from newcomer
to very advanced.  If you find someone who wants to learn
the same technology and can meet at the same time on chat
then the charges are slightly less.
Re: Java/Advanced Java Web Tutoring - One on One at affordable prices
#12
Author: I am
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 03:05
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not a bad idea in this shit economy (for IT)          that is of course if
the unemployed computer nerds (myself included) could afford to spend more
than a few dollars a day


"Jay" <wearejediknights2002@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:236ac353.0207161621.1bfa8141@posting.google.com...
> Hi there,
>       I teach Java and Advanced Java over the web.  I
> am an independent teacher and I chose to teach
> students who cannot drive to my home over Yahoo
> Messenger, MSN, or AOL.  I also provide pointers to
> good online resources for further help.  This is what
> I teach:
>                      Networking
>                       Threading
>                         JFC
>                      Servlets
>                         JSP
>                         RMI
>           JDBC (Java Database Connectivity)
>                         JNDI
>               Enterprise Java Beans 2.0
>                Java Messaging Service
>         Object Oriented Design Patterns in Java
>              Design Patterns for EJB 2.0
>               Threading Design Patterns
>                    Java XML Pack
>          Java Web Services Developer Pack.
>                         C++
>                     Visual C++
>
> If you are interested in any or some of these
> technologies, please reply to me.  I give lectures on
> line in a private chat setting with a chance for you
> ask questions right in the middle of lecture.  All the
> student has to do is come prepared with the right
> tools downloaded and working on their computer.
> Charges are negotiable.
> Thanks for your time and good luck with everything!
>
> -Jay
>
>
> p.s. I can teach Yahoo Messenger users over voice chat
> as well.  I also tutor over the phone with applicable
> at cost long distance charges.
> Willing to teach any level of programmer from newcomer
> to very advanced.  If you find someone who wants to learn
> the same technology and can meet at the same time on chat
> then the charges are slightly less.
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