How to be Computer Professional ?
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get as many certifications as you can, local community colleges are a great resource
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you have so many skills you don't even know you have. do a confidence building course and the job center might have a course to go on that will help you find out what you would be good at,or that you'd like to have a go at. these days empoyers want people with a bit of life experence,with common sence and who are good at milti-tasking.do an IT course you can obviously use a pc,brush up your skills and get a certificate or two. you dont know where it will lead. also if oyu have to go on a adult learning course they are't that bad, not like school.you'll meat people like you who are wanting to get a chance of a carreer,and who are just starting out.\ngood luck too you i hope you realise your potential, and find the carrer you will enjoy and that will bring you into your full being.
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First learn a programming language\n\nThen do a lot of sample applications\n\nMake sure you're reading about Software Engineering and development methodologies.\n\nTry to get a good mentor who can Guide you.\n\nImprove your communication skills and other soft skills.
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Have someone you trust do it on thier pc.
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Go here and learn yourself!!\n\nA great article:\n\nhttp://www.onecomputerguy.com/performance_tips.htm
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Er, what steps have you taken already?\n\nIf you want to be a successful technical professional you should learn to think logically.\n\nYour question is a little like asking "If I add 3, what number do I have?"
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Try getting some certifications, like A+, Network+, MCP.  Let your possible employer now that you still have the skills you need by showing them the certifications.
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I found the best way is often through temp agencies.  They specialize in short term jobs, which can often let you gain experience.\n\nAnother one is at a computer store.  This lets you experience all levels of hardware and software, and you quickly pick up the newer technology.\n\nHowever, you need at least some experience first.  You can always apprentice yourself.  I did this for 3 years, working part-time for free at a computer store.  That experience was invaluable later on in my career.
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Study and practice fixing computers
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You can get A+ certified as a good start...http://www.comptia.org/
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get a degree in any of the following: computer science, mis (management information systems), computer engineering, electronics & communication engineering. or basically, you need to be able to understand how programs work and how they are applied to real-world problems. knowledge on different operating systems is also a big plus.\n\nhope this helps...
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Only through experience u can be the  best ...but if u have a good logical thinking and problem solving mind , practical knowledge of hardware -software interfaces .....\nwith some good knowledge of scripting languages like PERL , TCL/TK ...etc...can help u acheive u r goal !!
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Go get an A+ and/or Microsoft certification and they will help get you in the computer field.
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As for as I am aware, u must be talking about to learn how to run the computer.
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There are plenty of that kind of books listing potential careers in IT, but I think the ONE book all IT professionals should read is The World is Flat, by Thomas Friedman (especially the chapter on the 10 world flatteners).\n\nHis book already sold 1.5 million copies, and his advice has been heeded by politicians in Washington.\n\nHe's basically talking about the globalization of the economy, and how it affects IT professionals in particular.\n\nIt is a bit scary, but if you want to know what the future looks like for IT professionals, it's always good to confront reality and prepare to compete in the global economy.\n\nI know lots of people who are great with computers and technologies, but as Friedman makes clear, you have to know WHO you are serving. Knowing whom your computer services will benefit, will give you an advantage in the job market.\n\nGood luck!
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No one is expert in any computer field cause every day there are updations and new features,but if u wanna meet up the normal requirements you should invest your 15-20 days on theory part and then 1 month in practical,more you will explore and experiment , more you will be perfact.
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Well, If i were you, i will catogorize my tutorial into two sections. Computers @ home and Computers @ work. In home section, i will include things like\n1. How to start\n2. input output devices\n3. simple word processors\n4. simple photo editing and printing\n5. how to connect electronic items like digi cam to your computer\n6. basic aligning techniques\n7. how to get help while you are running an application.\n8. how can you set reminders\n6. how can you watch your dvd in comp\n7. how to hear songs\n8. etc etc \n\nComputers @ office\n------------------\n1. simple word processing\n2. printing\n3. how to use excel sheets\n4. floppy, cd\n5. prepare a powerpoint presentation\n6. organizers\n7. etc etc etc.\n \nI cant tell you wheter 5$ is a good price. But i know that there are lots of help books available in the market and if you want to really sell your book, keep the price low and present it neatly.