Re: Learning/Teaching SQL

Lee wrote:

> Daniel Morgan wrote:
>

>> Lee wrote:
>>
>>
>> My classes are pretty much graduate level ... almost all of my 
>> students already have undergraduate degrees in Computer Science. That 
>> said I don't think there are any easy answers nor do I think there are 
>> any textbooks that will be of great help. Were I in your position I 
>> would look for a good training company to provide the hands-on 
>> training required. What geographical area are you in? I might be able 
>> to make some recommendations.

I might so I'll ask the question again ... where are you?

1. Country and 2. (if US) State and City

> Fortunately, Thats not a problem. This is a self selecting set of
> professionals who are motivated to pick up a tool whose utility they see
> demonstrated before their very eyes every day. In every bunch, there are
> always a set (generally a minority) whom
> I call "ham radio operators". The sort of people who like to know "how
> does it work" (which is something a bit different from
> "how do I work it" , though of course they want to know that too)
>
> Thanx

Then lets see if I can recommend or you can find a trainer. If not I'll help you put together some classes ... and in addition to washing the bottles you can become a teacher too.

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