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Ok so I posted a couple topics last week about how my Architecture Class's computers were probably starving for air. Well I never actually signed up for the Architecture class. I actually signed up for IT (duh), and I just got my schedule fixed. I am so glad I got it fixed. The first thing my teacher said when I came into his class was "Have you ever re-seated memory before?" The Advanced IT students are pretty much the school's Geek Squad. They go around fixing the PCs and doing whatever IT help the school needs.I think this is amazing. Not only will we be ready for whatever jobs we come across in Tech Support, but at least for 45 minutes a day, I'll be doing something I actually love (and I'll probably meet some new people who have similar interests to mine). I thought you guys would like to know about it. Do any of your schools have programs similar to this?

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comp sci ap 

but it has idiots who dont know the difference between a modulo and a or operator -_-

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My IT class is full of wannabe tech experts when all they do is play minecraft and csgo.

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Yup Took AP computer Science. There were smart people in there but what's sad is programmers in training have no idea what the hell power supply rails are. They think they are rails used to slide a PSU in a computer...I died laughing.

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My previous school had an IT program, the first year we made fun of the teacher because she told us there goes 5V through a CPU and the 2nd year we had another teacher and we didn't so shit. We took our book and bundle, copied things from the book into the bundle and hey presto 85% suddenly appeared... After that we gamed, watched anime's or whatever. We did what we wanted to do.

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My previous school had an IT program, the first year we made fun of the teacher because she told us there goes 5V through a CPU and the 2nd year we had another teacher and we didn't so shit. We took our book and bundle, copied things from the book into the bundle and hey presto 85% suddenly appeared... After that we gamed, watched anime's or whatever. We did what we wanted to do.

Geez I wish I had that class in High school now

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Ok so I posted a couple topics last week about how my Architecture Class's computers were probably starving for air. Well I never actually signed up for the Architecture class. I actually signed up for IT (duh), and I just got my schedule fixed. I am so glad I got it fixed. The first thing my teacher said when I came into his class was "Have you ever re-seated memory before?" The Advanced IT students are pretty much the school's Geek Squad. They go around fixing the PCs and doing whatever IT help the school needs.I think this is amazing. Not only will we be ready for whatever jobs we come across in Tech Support, but at least for 45 minutes a day, I'll be doing something I actually love (and I'll probably meet some new people who have similar interests to mine). I thought you guys would like to know about it. Do any of your schools have programs similar to this?

 

Nice!

For my computer hardware class (where I got my testout PC Pro certification which is equivalent to the comptia a+ certification) because I got certified like three weeks into the semester and that's all the class really was, I would be sent to help other teachers with tech stuff, like I was helping one of the business teachers hook two projectors up to their pc and a 2nd pc, ended up getting most of it done by the end of the semester, the main limiter in that was waiting for them to get around to buying the stuff that was needed to complete the job and then waiting for it to arrive... but I at least got it set up most of the way, just needed to build the teacher a new computer lol

 

then I also helped a few other teachers set up printers and such, and assisted in building roughly 34 computers for that same teachers classroom that I mentioned above, and I think 6 more for the classroom for the computer hardware class :P

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Geez I wish I had that class in High school now

Come to belgium! They don't know shit about computers here.

My final exam at my first year was so easy btw, if i got that exam before i had any lessons i would have passed it ez pz.

I mean it had questions like "what means BIOS" and "how does a wireless keyboard work" and shit like that :D

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Ok so I posted a couple topics last week about how my Architecture Class's computers were probably starving for air. Well I never actually signed up for the Architecture class. I actually signed up for IT (duh), and I just got my schedule fixed. I am so glad I got it fixed. The first thing my teacher said when I came into his class was "Have you ever re-seated memory before?" The Advanced IT students are pretty much the school's Geek Squad. They go around fixing the PCs and doing whatever IT help the school needs.I think this is amazing. Not only will we be ready for whatever jobs we come across in Tech Support, but at least for 45 minutes a day, I'll be doing something I actually love (and I'll probably meet some new people who have similar interests to mine). I thought you guys would like to know about it. Do any of your schools have programs similar to this?

got no money

got shitty pcs

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got no money

got shitty pcs

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wannabe you

Never said we had good PCs xD. They're really old Core 2 Duo Gateways running XP that the district has been using since I was in Elementary School. Except for the tech/architecture classes which have the Dells with the i7-2600s. These are the only pics I could find of the gateways. 

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My high school had shitty computer courses. I remember one that must have been paid for by IBM, because the entire textbook was about how OS/2 was going to kill off Windows, DOS, and Mac. You guys are lucky you actually learn useful things in your high schools. I didn't learn shit about shit until college.

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Lucky bastard.

Ketchup is better than mustard.

GUI is better than Command Line Interface.

Dubs are better than subs

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shit about shit

 

I say this every day, almost in the same context but still relative. 

Don't hate on the old PC's most businesses run on these clunkers. Where I work we have a 8 year life cycle for computers, and that is after a refresh. those gateways are at least small we ran these bad boys. To bring up relics we also have a windows NT machine that is still in production from 1997. 

 

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comp sci ap 

but it has idiots who dont know the difference between a modulo and a or operator -_-

HAHAHA

 

im learning modulo on codeacademy javascript right now

pls no h8

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