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Date:         Mon, 7 Apr 2003 09:21:04 -0600
From: "Peacock, Al" <[email protected]>
Subject:      Re: Free online J2EE Programming course starts from 04/16
To: [email protected]

Sounds like a good idea.  However, The method you propose seems no better
than reading a book on the subject; possibly even less comprehensive.  The
point of a class is to get interaction between the student and teacher, and
to "see" it explained.  The only advantage I see here is the ability to
email questions and get answers.  I would be interested in the class when
you have the mpeg (or other video format) recordings, have a live video
broadcast, or both (best option).  The mpeg recordings will definitely be
good for those who can not attend during the live session.

I applaud your idea.  Please let us know when viewing the class sessions is
available.

Regards,
Al Peacock

-----Original Message-----
From: Sang Shin [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, April 05, 2003 11:22 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Free online J2EE Programming course starts from 04/16


A free online "J2EE Programming" course is currently being offered for
anyone who wants to learn J2EE or increase their knowledge on J2EE.

This course runs very much like a regular college course in which the
students are expected to do weekly homework and final project after studying
the presentation material but it is free and can be taken online.  There is
also class group alias where students can ask/answer questions.  The
complete set of course contents (StarOffice/OpenOffice slides with detailed
speaker notes, homework assignments, reading materials, code samples, FAQ
etc.) are available on the web.

The current session of this class is 90% done and  the course will be
offered on a regular basis once the current session is over. The next
session is going to start from April 16th, 2003. The only thing you have to
do in order to join the class is to send an email to
[email protected].

For detailed information about this class, please go to the following class
websites

       Class main website: http://www.plurb.com/j2ee/
       Class Syllabus:
http://j2eerocks.web.aplus.net/j2eeclass/index0.html#Syllabus
       Class Schedule: http://j2eerocks.web.aplus.net/j2eeclass/Class.html
       Class group alias: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/j2eerocks/

Finally, if you are an educator (colleges, universities, high schools, ISVs,
companies, educational services, government organizations, individuals), the

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