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Hi,
I am a computer science undergrad.student and would like to add a linuux certification to my armour. But i am not that interested in linux admin. But more in development. Is there any certification course on linux by anyone LPI,Redhat,SUSE,IBM etc.
Or which of the existing certification courses will be best suited for a developer ???
What kind of development? If you're doing Java, there's the Java certification stuff from Sun, but that's not specifically Linux. Red hat has courses for developers. I don't think there are certs associated with them, but completing one or more might set your resume apart from the pack.
In the end, though, you may not need to worry too much about it. I was in CS and I knew people, myself included, who got great Linux-oriented jobs with no certifications at all.
Thks so much. Its gud to know that skills outwiegh certs. Any way is RHCE or LPI of any use to a developer ??? Is it worth it???
(Sorry for the repitative questions...I am getting a free RHCE course offer, i jus wanna know if its worth it)
Hi,
mm_mohit the free rhce is actually the cource books,study guide of a seniour...who says he'll teach me the requisites!!!!! The exam ie RHCE is a paid exam and there is no escape from that!!!!
Anyways as eng.student due think RHCE is of use esp. for a developer kinda guy and NOT exactly a syst.admin ????
i dont really know..i am very much confused..but i think it ll sure help..i am in 3rd year and i want to be more into programming kernel than just sitting and adm..but i am really new to windows..you know na how these engg colleges here force to do things on windows platform!!
what do you thing is the best source to learn kernel prog??rite now i am studying red hat unleashed for basics..
dude i am also as in the same state as you..........3rd yr engg..........
Nothing BIG in learning linux, its just a bit aprehencive for ppl who come out of windows. I felt the same way!!! If ur serious you can find hell lot of tutorials for kernel prog etc. on the web(Google.com/linux is the best option). Plz let it soak in.....nothing big or small here
My coll. also enforces windows, but i got a pc and its penguin powered . So jus chill, linux is ezy for any engg.student due to their background.
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