Cannot I learn Java at school?

I saw this post in the Forum and spent half an hour writing a reply. I don't know which key I came across. I refreshed the interface. I don't think it's a pity, it is representative, so I will rewrite it here.

There are still many similar questions. For example, is school learning useful? Why are there no frameworks or other courses in the school? Is Software Engineering useful?

To answer this question, we must first consider what the school is doing?

If the school's goal is to cultivate a Java master, you can certainly learn it. If not, there are only two possibilities. The school is a fool, or you do not like Java yourself, and you are not very studious.

However, as an ordinary university, his teaching goals are not written in this way. Maybe the training school can write in this way.

It may be hard to understand the training objectives of the school. Let's talk about the employment of students, whether you study computer applications, computer networks, or software engineering, you and your senior brother did not have many jobs after graduation because computers can be used as tools in all walks of life, there will also be different division of labor in the same industry. The knowledge they need is different. You cannot expect the school to work wherever you train you. If so, the company will be happy, no special training is required. What the school can do is to set up some basic knowledge required for various jobs and make it as comprehensive as possible. Therefore, there is a certain degree of breadth and depth, which is certainly not good. If you need depth, you can continue to graduate school or study on your own. Remember, schools always target most students. It seems that he is defending the school.

Next we will talk about what if you feel that your school courses are unreasonable or cannot meet your requirements?

Two words: self-study.

Channels: You can go to a training institution, but the premise is that you should have a full understanding of the training institution (to see if his goal is to train you as a master or lie to your money ); I am looking for a few like-minded students to study it together. Each student reads a part of it and then talks to each other to Improve the efficiency. reading a book makes it easier for you to buy it yourself, but you cannot visit the library. surfing the Internet, if conditions permit, you can learn through video tutorials, online tutorials, and ask other students on the Internet (I am happy to help you, as long as I can. Note: It doesn't make sense to complain about the school. It's not good for you to waste your time.

In my opinion, keep it if you feel appropriate. If you feel wrong, continue to discuss it.

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