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hi friends m in 3rd year (ECE) and i wanna go for some some additional courses. so regarding that i wanna know will it be better for me to do CCNA or should i go for JAVA. Being a ECE student which one would be fruitful for me. please help me out .😁0
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Administrator • Aug 15, 2009
What's the motive behind learning JAVA or certification in Network Administration?Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Aug 15, 2009
motive is just to get knowledge and to get edge over others to get placed in a companyAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Aug 16, 2009
I guess you are comparing apple with oranges.
CCNA is network administrator course, and JAVE is development lanuage. If you wanna go in development go for JAVA, or your interest side is networking.. go for CCNA. You being a ECE engineer, I will advice you to go for CCNA, as you will have an edge over others as you have basic knowledge of networking.
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Member • Aug 16, 2009
but some people say jobs on hardware side are hard to come by so go for software side do some language even if u r a ECE engineer. so thats why i am very confused can u help me out from this situation.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Aug 16, 2009
It really depends on your interest, Paritosh. Forget about the prospects for a minute and think about which field you believe you can perform well in. Once you are good at something, theres always a path open for you.
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Member • Aug 17, 2009
okay sir thanks for the adviceAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Sep 23, 2009
I consider you to go forward for CCNA or MCSEAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Sep 23, 2009
yes i m also looking to go for any of theseAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Sep 27, 2009
As a ECE you should go for CCNA, but there are so many students who knows CCNA so getting software skills is also not bad. If you can you should learn CWNA (Certified Wireless Network Administrator). Moreover you should have knowledge on O&M (operation and maintenance) software upgrade or memory upgrades knowledge which is used in BSC (Base Station Controller) system as a Telecommunication engineer. I am one.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Feb 28, 2015
I think Development is where you may apply the concepts of networking and knowledge of Networking (depending upon the application to be developed), therefore knowledge of Networking is an absolute advantage.Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Jan 31, 2016
i am studying BE(ECE)....now i am final yr student....i completed java nd sql...now i planned to learn to CCNA is this useful..pls anyone say best for my futureAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Administrator • Jan 31, 2016
If you've already learned JAVA and SQL - I'd recommend that you should build your skill-set in Java itself; and try to gain mastery. Have you coded any small projects on your own using Java and SQL? If not, it's time to hone your skills by building small projects that you can show to potential recruiters.VENTHANi am studying BE(ECE)....now i am final yr student....i completed java nd sql...now i planned to learn to CCNA is this useful..pls anyone say best for my futureAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Jan 31, 2016
thnq sir..bt my lecturar said to learn CCNA course...now i am confused which one is best for my future..Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Administrator • Jan 31, 2016
Well, if you don't take efforts to write full details; we'll never know the exact situation. Your lecturer asked you to take CCNA course, but you have NOT told us why did he/she favour CCNA? Did you ask your lecturer why he/she thought CCNA is better choice? What career opportunities will it open up?VENTHANthnq sir..bt my lecturar said to learn CCNA course...now i am confused which one is best for my future..
If you sought advice from your lecturer, why are you still confused? What's causing your confusion?
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Member • Feb 14, 2016
Hi All,
I am working in Mainframes(COBOL) and was trained in that. I am from Electronics background. Its been one and half year I am working on this.But I am not interested in the language that I am using. As per the comments that I obtained, many Say COBOL is no where used and have less opportunities. So I am planning to take either JAVA or CCNA. I am confused, Both are different routes which we cant compare.
But I am working on COBOL since an year. Could you please suggest which is the best path to pick up? which have more options( option means Job offers and payable scales).Are you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Jun 28, 2017
Iam currently pursuing my btech in computer science,final year.
I have done routing and switching training on live Cisco devices from a software solutions company.
I also have completed HP summer training in networking with security concepts.
Should I go for networking and get CCNA certified or should I go for Java development.
Java's initial package is more as compared to networking.
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Administrator • Jun 28, 2017
Java seems to be the right option from the information you've provided. Be sure to develop a portfolio of open source projects to build your Java knowledge and go for a certification in Java. That should give your resume a big boost.vishal boranaShould I go for networking and get CCNA certified or should I go for Java development.
Java's initial package is more as compared to networking.
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