shvrdavid posted at 5:07PM Sat, 25 June 2016 - #4273692

Male_M3dia posted at 3:30PM Sat, 25 June 2016 - #4273519

Yes, but systems installing and A+ certification isn't a 4 year degree is it? And it has nothing to with programming, data flow diagrams, entity-relations, etc; it's with hardware and OS/network installations.

Wow, you really are off your rocker. When I took Systems Installations it had a requirement before you could even apply to take the courses. That requirement was a Masters of Science in Systems Engineering. And your right, it took far more than 4 years to get it......... If you got your degrees out of a gumball machine, so be it. I did not....

Ironically, the school I went too, is now a nursing school.... Which I am sure you know everything about as well.

So by all means, tell everyone what you think you know about me, and my lack of education and understanding of these things........

Get real.......

Good grief Let it go already, You should know the system architect, who would design the order entry system, only asks the system engineer what hardware and networking requirements that the system should run on. That's it. Let's not act like that piece of paper allows you more than that. I'm questioning your amount of education, only that education does not qualify you to design a software system like mine does. You would be in the same spot as the Network manager in those Intel meetings, knowing nothing about designing a software system, letting the project go around in circles for months until I went over the VP's head and the President sent me on the next plane out to the headquarters, explained the system to a room of 15 developers and Intel management and answered their questions about interfacing their corporate webpage to our sales order entry system to order Intel-branded merchandise and got the project back on track.

Now please stop derailing the thread. Thanks.