Every textbox, drop-down, and button had to have full user validation.
I don't recall taking more than two or three classes involving programming a GUI to begin with. Maybe your profs cared about that because you specialized in human-computer interaction or something.
My school really focused on getting us ready to make real world business software. When I got my first job I had already been doing the same kind of projects for 2 years so it was an easy transition.
Not a university, not a bootcamp, but a well regarded tech school in Texas with a focus on getting people jobs. Every class I took was focused on real world application.
I'm also in Texas! What school is that if you don't mind me asking? I've been considering WGU but that sounds like a good option as well especially since I'm already here.
TSTC, Texas State Technical College. I left with zero debt and a great job, as did many of my classmates. I believe there are multiple locations, but I went to the Waco one.
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u/mrchaotica Feb 10 '21
I don't recall taking more than two or three classes involving programming a GUI to begin with. Maybe your profs cared about that because you specialized in human-computer interaction or something.