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  • #46
    rjpsb1
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    • Dec 2009
    • 446

    Originally posted by njineermike
    Mostly the Cisco and LAN support personnel. I have a EE degree and a PE and the cyber security guys wouldn't even talk to me about working into that arena.
    That's why I commented about not seeing it - you mentioned coding as something certs are relevant for, but I've never seen that.
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    • #47
      njineermike
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      • Dec 2010
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      Originally posted by rjpsb1
      That's why I commented about not seeing it - you mentioned coding as something certs are relevant for, but I've never seen that.
      Depends on the definition of "coding".
      Originally posted by Kestryll
      Dude went full CNN...
      Peace, love, and heavy weapons. Sometimes you have to be insistent." - David Lee Roth

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      • #48
        rjpsb1
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        • Dec 2009
        • 446

        Originally posted by njineermike
        Depends on the definition of "coding".
        Coding isn't configuring a router.
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        • #49
          njineermike
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          • Dec 2010
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          Originally posted by rjpsb1
          Coding isn't configuring a router.
          That I agree with.
          Originally posted by Kestryll
          Dude went full CNN...
          Peace, love, and heavy weapons. Sometimes you have to be insistent." - David Lee Roth

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          • #50
            yellowsulphur
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            • May 2007
            • 1647

            MIT offers a free online intro to computer science class using python. It's through EDX and self-paced. It's a good place to start.

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            • #51
              AGGRO
              Veteran Member
              • Oct 2009
              • 2793

              I quit my last year of my second degree to focus on certs because that's what my employment left me time with. Certs were way more important but my first degree helped me get my job in IT. So both can be important.

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