Re: Oracle Education

Hi,
I've been teaching courses with Oracle's curriculum for some years now.. It sounds like you've got a student copy of some of their Developer 2000 books...the Picasso part doesn't help me 'cause most of their covers look like that to me :)
You can do the practice exercises but the scripts they ask you to run are shipped with the courseware when it's purchased..in most cases they're there to save you time creating particular forms or other objects, so you can get along well without them.. I'd be surprised if they give the scripts out for free, but again, you can do fine without them..those courses are designed to be in a classroom environment with an instructor, but they work well for self teaching too in most cases..
I hope this is of some help.
S
In article <39d8b63b.48636121_at_news.iinet.net.au>,   mechhunter_at_rocketmail.com (Arthur) wrote:
> Hi,
> I am hoping someone would give me some direction or advise.
> I am currently doing self-study at home with some Oracle Authorised
> books that was purchased from a lecturer in my bro's Uni.
> It has Oracle Education at the front and a whole bunch of numbers
> and all inside - The author of the books is Louise Branfield and they
> were written in 1997. They are in bindings and seems to be labeld
> as Student Guide books. The cover is majority green / blue and seem
> to be done by Picasso. =o)
>
> Within each chapters, the end chapter practical points you to some
> already done existing forms, reports or projects that you have to open
> up and manipulate.
>
> I have installed 8i and the Development for Education purposes and my
> questions are:
> Has anyone got any experience with the self taught books that I am
> talking about, and
> If so, where do I find these pre-done project files, reports file and
> form files ? Can I download them from oracle technet ?
>
> Arthur
>

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Before you buy. Received on Tue Oct 03 2000 - 14:48:12 CDT