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I know CAD experience is always in demand, so what about CAD, a computer tech, and networking degree?
Answer
With the competition for jobs these days, a degree from a university should allow one to become more marketable though with no guarantees. If you're wanting to learn a trade, please forgo those private $$ for-profit tech schools and instead opt for the more affordable county vo-tech school or community college, and the county schools may be more regulated, too. How about talking with a career counselor at the local community college.
For general career info: http://www.bls.gov/oco and can search 'drafters', 'computer, automated tellers, and office machine repairers', 'engineering technicians' or such.
With schooling, please also steer clear of those online, for-profit schools (though may have 'brick and mortar' buildings and may be 'accredited') such as penn foster, ITT tech, strayer, ashworth, devry, ashwood, walden, argosy, sanford brown, everest, high tech, remington, colorado tech, ITT tech, kaplan and others as they are merely out to 'make a profit' (and course credits may Not transfer to other schools). There is a pattern at these consumer sites: http://www.ripoffreport.com and http://www.pissedconsumer.com and http://www.complaintsboard.com and can search.
For US colleges: http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ
With the competition for jobs these days, a degree from a university should allow one to become more marketable though with no guarantees. If you're wanting to learn a trade, please forgo those private $$ for-profit tech schools and instead opt for the more affordable county vo-tech school or community college, and the county schools may be more regulated, too. How about talking with a career counselor at the local community college.
For general career info: http://www.bls.gov/oco and can search 'drafters', 'computer, automated tellers, and office machine repairers', 'engineering technicians' or such.
With schooling, please also steer clear of those online, for-profit schools (though may have 'brick and mortar' buildings and may be 'accredited') such as penn foster, ITT tech, strayer, ashworth, devry, ashwood, walden, argosy, sanford brown, everest, high tech, remington, colorado tech, ITT tech, kaplan and others as they are merely out to 'make a profit' (and course credits may Not transfer to other schools). There is a pattern at these consumer sites: http://www.ripoffreport.com and http://www.pissedconsumer.com and http://www.complaintsboard.com and can search.
For US colleges: http://www.utexas.edu/world/univ
How much would this desktop computer sell for on eBay?
Matty
-2.2GHZ athlon processor
-2.5GB RAM
-120GB Hard drive
-Windows XP
-Microsoft word/excel/powerpoint,etc
Only thing wrong with it is the 2 USB ports at the front don't work however it has 6 at the back.
Not bothered about postage, etc, just want an estimate due to it being my old computer and not needed anymore.
Answer
not enough of an answer,,
not enough specs to give you a fair estimate
2.2 ghz athlon cpu,, so is that an Athlon 64 cpu or older Athlon XP cpu
is hd drive sata or ide,, 2.5 gb of ram?? ddr , ddr2
xp home or pro,, and many more , what is motherboard model, and everything else
heres an idea that will help you get all your info about your computer in just a few minutes
down load this diagnostic tool,, its called Everest Home edition 1.51
it will tell you every thing and anything about your computer you can even find out your clock speeds on your ram , specs on everything,, it also lists all codes and product codes for all operating system software, and like things like ms office, and other things, tells you about all your drive speeds ,, just try it , record the info, and resubmitt your info, then you can get a better idea of your comps worth,, heres the link
its free, and it takes just under about 2 min to download and install,depending on your internet and comp speed
not enough of an answer,,
not enough specs to give you a fair estimate
2.2 ghz athlon cpu,, so is that an Athlon 64 cpu or older Athlon XP cpu
is hd drive sata or ide,, 2.5 gb of ram?? ddr , ddr2
xp home or pro,, and many more , what is motherboard model, and everything else
heres an idea that will help you get all your info about your computer in just a few minutes
down load this diagnostic tool,, its called Everest Home edition 1.51
it will tell you every thing and anything about your computer you can even find out your clock speeds on your ram , specs on everything,, it also lists all codes and product codes for all operating system software, and like things like ms office, and other things, tells you about all your drive speeds ,, just try it , record the info, and resubmitt your info, then you can get a better idea of your comps worth,, heres the link
its free, and it takes just under about 2 min to download and install,depending on your internet and comp speed
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