The O’Reilly School of Technology and the University of Illinois have partnered to offer Certificates of Professional Development in information technology and related skills.
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You can learn the skillz and earn professional certificate. You will find courses related to:
=> Web development
=> UNIX Admin
=> Perl/ PHP programming
=> HTML, CSS, Java etc
The university will issue certificates if you complete course work. Most courses costs under $400 + $10 for rental of online lab.
Personally I’m looking to join Perl programming certificate.
=> The O’Reilly School of Technolog
Posted by: Vivek Gite
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O’Reilly and Illinois have actually had those courses for quite a few years now. I remember thinking about taking some back in 2002-2003. I wonder why there’s the new marketing push for them?
Joe,
I wasn’t aware of old partnership.
May be they have re-branded the same thing with more features.
More than likely. A few years ago, the classes were tucked away on O’Reilly’s website and didn’t have a site of its own.
I wasn’t criticizing your coverage — I was just curious about O’Reilly’s motives. 🙂
No problem! To be frank I need some feedback on their courses. Otherwise both zend (php) and mysql offering official certificates.
Appreciate your post.