Where can I find the best IT courses in USA?
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hi u can find here the best of the best of IT:http://www.bcit.ca/cas/cst/degreespecialty.shtml
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go to http://www.oracle.com/ and choose Education on the left side of the page.\nand find the many options you need
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imageshack.us is stellar.\n\nTry it. Works so easily!
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Check out U.SNews & World Report's website on America's best colleges.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/rankings/rankindex_brief.php
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I don't know about online courses, but there are certainly computer program courses available. Try www.readysetsign.com
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Check this site: http://www.wcei.net/\n\nThey offer certification classes in many different states, including Tennessee. Click date and locations on the left side menu.
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Free choices are limited, but a good one is the course at Barnes & Noble University linked below.  You may also want to try some of the other links I've enclosed.
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Try these websites:\nhttp://www.e-degrees.org/\nhttp://www.degreeusa.com/home.jsp?TID=degreeUSA&\nhttp://www.guidetoonlineschools.com/schools/?source=google_gtos_distlrn\n\nEnjoy! G'luck!
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http://www.evietnamese.net/courses/  Good luck!
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Get a BS in Computer Science or Information Systems avoid MIS as that is more business oriented.\nPlus get a cert from either Cisco or look at CISSP \nhttps://www.isc2.org/cgi-bin/index.cgi\n\nInformation assurance and security are the newest trends.\nLook at SOX act and HIPPA
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http://www.passitnow.com/comptia.html\n\nhttp://www.comptia.org/certification/Network/prepare.aspx
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All of the best business programs have decent concentrations in International Business.  You are better off at one of them than at a school that claims to do just International.\n\nThe best place to study international business in the Southeast is also the best place to study any kind of business in the Southeast -- Duke University's Fuqua School of Business.  \n\nUNC and U Va would be other decent choices.
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Good question and I think a lot of IT people are wondering the  same thing. First off, there's no such thing as a recommended course of study in IT. Given the breadth of the field and rapid pace of change, the better question is what interests you, where are your strengths and talents, and what motivates you. Every sincere recommendation on career direction is going to say the same thing so you probably already know that.\n\nRegarding what skills will remain relevent in IT in the US, this is probably best answered by the trends and forces driving the industry:\n\n1. Offshore work is going to grow as companies leverage lower cost resources for their IT work. This means development, support, and testing mostly, but foreign companies are eager to go into other areas such as consulting and healthcare. The benefits of low cost labor, taxes, etc. are too high to ignore and it's better to adapt than resist.\n\n2. Most IT budgets are shrinking as more work is outsourced and internal cost-reduction measures put in place. IT skills  that reduce IT and business costs are a priority.\n\n3. While offshoring will move most IT work overseas, most overseas IT companies have their own issues that should be considered. Specifically, Wipro, Tata, etc. have to play the numbers game regarding demand so newer technologies are not areas they compete in generally. Newer technologies like Rails, Ajax, XAML, etc. are too risky for them to invest time and resources if the demand is limited.\n\n4. Another big trend in business is process automation. Actually we should be more worried about automation eliminating jobs than outsourcing. Developing automation on a resuable SOA-based framework is where, IMHO, app development is heading.\n\n5. Lastly, the skills that make you relevent may not be technical as much as business oriented. Can you build and deploy a technical project that saves the business money? Can you demonstrate keeping a budget and schedule? Can you show how you collaborated with a team and made a meaningful contribution? The better you do at these regardless of your technical prowess is what makes you relevent to future business.\n\nGood Luck!
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Try http://www.hotcourses.co.uk\n\nThis lists all courses in the UK.
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hotjobs.com, monster.com, dice.com. if you are not in the US and elsewhere monster is the best.
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You can always look for a job in California, most of the good IT jobs are there. Make sure you let the company know you are open to gaining experience and certificates. They will most likely sponsor you if they see you want to learn.
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This is tough to answer without knowing what kind of computer course you want.  This is a very broad subject.  Here are some sites you might try to see if they have what you are looking for.