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whitepaper Plain Talk about Training Payment Options2009-09-01 Global Knowledge
  You know you need training; the trick today is how to pay for it and work it into your demanding schedule. Staffing and budgets are flat or declining, but the IT workload is rising. Yet even with today's lean budgets, many IT professionals are getting the valuable training they need by locating training funds hidden in the most interesting places. This white paper will show you how you can, too.

Tags: Education, Education, IT Infrastructure, IT Professionals
  
whitepaper 10 Dying IT Skills2009-04-30 Global Knowledge
  There are some things in life, like good manners, which never go out of style, and there are other things, like clothing styles that fall in and out of fashion, but when an IT skill falls out of favor it rarely ever comes back. Here's our list of 10 dying IT skills. If any of these skills are your main expertise, perhaps it's time to update your skill set.

Tags: Education, Project Management, IT Professionals, LAN - WAN
  
whitepaper 10 Hot Skills for 20092009-04-17 Global Knowledge
  Whether we are in a down economy, seeing jobs go offshore, or witnessing jobs being cut altogether, there are certain IT skills that will never go out of style With spending on cost-saving technologies such as virtualization rising, and the maintenance of networking and enterprise Microsoft software keeping IT professionals constantly in demand, here's our top 10 hot skills that will take us from a down economy and beyond.

Tags: Education, Government, IT Professionals, LAN - WAN
  
whitepaper How to Make Live Online Training as Interactive and Effective as In-Person Training2009-02-25 Citrix Online
  With budgets being slashed and fewer resources at hand, Webinars are an invaluable tool for trainers. Luckily, when done correctly, online training can be as interactive and effective as in-person training sessions. View this on-demand Webinar to hear Roger Courville, founder of the 1080 Group, share best practices for delivering engaging training presentations and discover how to command the attention of your audience.

Tags: IT Professionals, IT Infrastructure, Education, Workflow Management
  
whitepaper Best Practices for Delivering Virtual Classroom Training2008-09-01 Adobe Systems
  How can you encourage people to listen, and even better, absorb your presentation? How will you know your audience is engaged? This paper provides suggestions and pitfalls that can increase your effectiveness when you're training a remote audience.

Tags: Education, IT Infrastructure, Workflow Management, IT Professionals
  
whitepaper Capability Transfer: Leveraging Licensing as a Business and Learning Strategy2008-06-19
  The global economy and the inter-dependent, cross functional and/or cross geography nature of today's organizations has posed a particular challenge to driving business impact via Learning. How can an organization best provide high quality (read: relevant, real time and applicable) development opportunities when there is a broad spectrum of needs, levels, and regions to reach? It seems that in today's global market, Learning's value proposition, thus, must be three fold: creating sustained, scalable behavior change that "Moves the needle" on the business (increased revenue, decreased costs, shorter sell cycles, etc) while not being a strain on the bottom line, yet flexible enough to reach across the enterprise (and the globe).

Tags: Workflow Management
  
whitepaper Educational Games for Learning Programming Languages2008-06-01 Volgograd State Technical University
  A concept of educational game for learning programming languages is presented. The idea of learning programming languages and improving programming skills through programming game characters' behavior is described. The learning course description rules for using in games are suggested. The concept is implemented in a game for learning C# programming language. A common game architecture is modified for using in the educational game. The game engine is built on the base of the graphical engine Ogre3D and extended with game logic. The game has been developed as an industry level commercial product and is planned for sale to educational institutions.

Tags: Workflow Management, Education
  
whitepaper Teradata University Network: A Resource for Preparing and Teaching Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing Courses2007-10-14 University of St. Gallen
  By (re-)using teaching materials, cases, assignments / solutions, and software resources provided by Teradata University Network (TUN), a free Internet portal for database, data warehousing and business intelligence, lecturers can prepare and teach high-quality courses with less effort, can benefit from their peers' experience and can actively contribute to an active IT education community. In this paper, a detailed overview of the contents of TUN is given, information about getting access and integrating new materials is provided, and different forms of using TUN in academic teaching are explained. Advantages and disadvantages of the TUN concept are discussed, and suggestions for future extensions are made.

Tags: Data Tools
  
whitepaper Teaching a Service Course in Software Engineering2007-10-13 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
  The development of stand-alone software engineering curricula has spawned the need for a reevaluation of the survey courses designed to introduce software engineering to the non-software engineer (e.g. computer engineers or computer scientists). The Guidelines for Undergraduate Degree Programs in Software Engineering (SE2004) and the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK) are two widely accepted guidelines for knowledge areas within software engineering. This paper will examine the recommendations in these guidelines and suggest an appropriate subset of course topic areas and depth of coverage for a software engineering service course.

Tags: Education
  
whitepaper Impact and Contributions of MBASE on Software Engineering Graduate Courses2007-08-02 University of Southern California
  As the founding Director of the Center for Software Engineering, Professor Barry Boehm developed courses that have greatly impacted the education of software engineering students. Through the use of the MBASE framework and complementary tools, students have been able to obtain real-life software development experience without leaving campus. Project team clients and the universities have also benefited. This paper provides evidence on the impact of Dr. Boehm's frameworks on courses at two universities, and identifies major contributions to software engineering education and practice.

Tags: Education