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It also depends where you want to work. Enterprise computing usually uses J2EE as interoperability is paramount in some industries. VB.NET is interesting and Winston knows a fair amount, and as he has said, VB6 is aging now, but the choice is essentially yours.

Theres the BIT at uts, which u spend a year out of the 3 year course working in the industry, so you would most likely recieve an offer from those companies after doing your degree, maybe the unsw co-op program will guarentee you a job also.

HAHAHAHA, the brainwashing of the hsc affects us all!

lol :p

They won the cs wcgau last year, I was there watching, it was pretty one sided :p, how did they go at wcg at korea?

LOL :LOL:

Hmm, japanese, I've seen a few good perform, but the majority of exceptional performers I see are either chinese or korean :p, oh well, professional performance in the classical music world is extremely competitive, most of those guys don't even make it for performance, the piano players get...

This is cool. ehe, it even has my school cert results :p.

Was this the cssa trial?

Thats basically all band 6's :p BTW, was that aligned or scaled?

The actuarial one was full last year, hehe, probably the same this year, I might avoid that one, i'll go to the arts one's and check out the chick's! :D

Very, uh, nice view there :p

Yes it would be fun :) the 'work' is really hard mum ;) I won't be able to stay tonight! hahaha

My friend won the fifa in 2001 and got a free trip to korea to play the pros there. I have another friend that will be going to korea for UT2003, he WILL win that :). So it's not a waste of time :p

I agree.

That would be a very niche market job, but it would be really good, go around the world, listen to top performers play and top conductors conduct. Im kinda disappointed that I missed out on Vladimir Askenazy perform at Carnegie Hall earlier this year, we had to leave NY a few weeks before he...

Ye, tash, whats her name? Little kids that play good music scare me, makes me think how bad I am :(

Ye kinda, no one in my 4u class actually does proper study. Well, you wouldn't really picture us as a 4u class :p.

Heh, I walked past a little kid playing some of tchaikovsky's piano concerto #1 on the way to my A.mus, boy was I scared :p :(

Nah, not really competitive, we don't really care who comes first. We help each other, so ye, no hard feelings ;)