Am I "overqualified" or "too old" to study computers? I am a Chemical Engineer, 49 yrs. old. I want to study Hardware first. Pl. advice.
I studied Chem. Eng. from U.S. I studied Computer Logic Circuits which I liked a lot more and fared better than Fortran 77, a programming language. I will welcome "frank" advice, from youngsters as well as others. I understand "processor speed", "Op amps", better than "managing start-up programs".
39 Views|Posted 2011-12-16 18:24:22
Asked by Nigam Anjaria
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2011-12-16 19:35:59
For computer education there is no age limit, Even aged house wives are learning Computers these days
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2011-12-16 18:48:06
Hello Nigam
Glad to see you
there is no age limit for learning
you can learn any thing in any age
I suggest you that you should not think that your are overqualified or too old
it doesn't matter you can learn any thing
and its good that you done chemical engineer from U.S
and I think you have ve
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