I'm going to college doing computing ( msning mostly
) and after this i'll try and do a batchelors degree in game development ( level design 
and engine programming )what about you?
Education
Created 19 years ago2005-10-06 04:40:50 UTC by
BioPulse
Created 19 years ago2005-10-06 04:40:50 UTC by
BioPulse
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 04:40:50 UTC
Post #139673
What kind of eduction do you follow, or if you've passed that part of your life, what kind of job do ya have?
I'm going to college doing computing ( msning mostly ) and after this i'll try and do a batchelors degree in game development ( level design and engine programming )
what about you?
I'm going to college doing computing ( msning mostly
) and after this i'll try and do a batchelors degree in game development ( level design and engine programming )what about you?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 04:48:20 UTC
Post #139675
Ooo, a new subject for once. You really should get an avatar. Make it one that is you, and keep it, is my recommendation.
You're in America? Just to sort out terms. I'm at a college now, but that's a sixth-form college. 16-18 year-olds: A-levels and such. Then we go to university, as I intend to, to study Electronic Engineering. Alex Wood, MEng. w00t.
You're in America? Just to sort out terms. I'm at a college now, but that's a sixth-form college. 16-18 year-olds: A-levels and such. Then we go to university, as I intend to, to study Electronic Engineering. Alex Wood, MEng. w00t.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:16:51 UTC
Post #139681
Hooray for BioPulse and his interesting topics!
I'm in Year 9 atm.... ya. ;o Not much else to say, lol.
I'm in Year 9 atm.... ya. ;o Not much else to say, lol.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:24:49 UTC
Post #139682
Yeah there is: "what does that mean?" Our year nine is for... fourteen-year-olds, I think. Give your age, too, foo :P.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:26:31 UTC
Post #139683
Year 9, 15 years old. nub. ;>
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:29:24 UTC
Post #139684
Uni for me in March. Going for a Bachelor of Digital Arts (want to be a Level Designer).
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:33:27 UTC
Post #139688
i'm in holland and LOL i thought i'd translated it into english boy was a wrong :D, i'm in college for 16-20 year olds hehe
hehe
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 05:40:06 UTC
Post #139690
Uni studying degree in management at the moment, I work in the mining industry 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 06:02:28 UTC
Post #139695
almost done with college, only 2 more years of aprentice work and ive got a graduation in ICT. 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 07:47:31 UTC
Post #139714
Media 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 07:50:14 UTC
Post #139717
14 yrs. old, 9th year. Same as Trapt.
For now - i'm studying C++.. Planning to work with game development in the future. If me marks r good enough, I'll go to some college in UK.
For now - i'm studying C++.. Planning to work with game development in the future. If me marks r good enough, I'll go to some college in UK.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 07:55:04 UTC
Post #139718
20 years old, going on 21... aced my GCSE's but failed my A-Levels.
Currently unemployed
Training to be a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer.
Currently unemployed
Training to be a Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 08:22:51 UTC
Post #139726
w000t! work for microsoft! I hate microsoft, but I wouldn't mind working for them, If I got paid well...
Anyway, I'm almost 18, senior in high school (USA) and taking a web design technical certificate at a local technical college. But after high school, I'm looking for a hardware related job (not programming; it drives me nuts ) like networking, or I could get into level design 
Anyway, I'm almost 18, senior in high school (USA) and taking a web design technical certificate at a local technical college. But after high school, I'm looking for a hardware related job (not programming; it drives me nuts
) like networking, or I could get into level design 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 08:30:53 UTC
Post #139729
No I'm not going to work for Microsoft! (Well maybe if they pay me enough)
That course just lets you say you can work to their "standard" and its recognised by many employers worldwide, not just Microshite!
It's networking that I'm doing!
What do you think to this for a new O/S product -> Macrohard Doors?
That course just lets you say you can work to their "standard" and its recognised by many employers worldwide, not just Microshite!
It's networking that I'm doing!
What do you think to this for a new O/S product -> Macrohard Doors?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 08:32:47 UTC
Post #139732
it has 'mac' in it ?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:07:02 UTC
Post #139780
Currently in 6th form - age 16...
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:09:48 UTC
Post #139781
Lots of money in that field of work, and high demandMy thoughts exactly. Plus, it's fun.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:10:53 UTC
Post #139783
I concur!
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:12:59 UTC
Post #139784
14 years old.
Third year in High School .. thats scottish high school.. different from everyone else
Doing Standard Grade Computing, Physics and English.. Maths too but nobody cares about maths
Third year in High School .. thats scottish high school.. different from everyone else
Doing Standard Grade Computing, Physics and English.. Maths too but nobody cares about maths
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:52:45 UTC
Post #139800
18 years old. Just started community college (although taking only a math class, then a career/life planning class on Oct 25), then plan to transfer to a 4-year college after 2.5 years. I don't know what I'm going to study, but probably something with computers, like computer game design or computer programming. Basically computer science.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 11:52:51 UTC
Post #139801
16, Currently Studying the first year of my A-Levels at Clitheroe Royal Grammar 6th Form College, UK. They being Chemistry, Maths, Biology and Critical Thinking. I hope to study either Medicine, Biomedical Chemistry or similar at University.
My eventual plan is to study a post-grad in Genetics, then finally create an army of cloned monkies. Then who knows .. they world could be mine.
My eventual plan is to study a post-grad in Genetics, then finally create an army of cloned monkies. Then who knows .. they world could be mine.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 12:54:13 UTC
Post #139824
Management = :(.
Critical thinking?
Critical thinking?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 13:28:13 UTC
Post #139855
I could've done university here in Holland, but I decided to go to highschool, or whatever it is called in America or other countries. It's kind of the same as university, just simpler and more practical. I chose for it because of the practical aspect.
So far it's going well: I'm in my second year, doing some fourth-years things as an extra to finish this study faster, and that's interesting subjects actually.
Oh, and it's a programming course. Informatics.
After that, I'm going to find a job, maybe try something in the games industry but if that doesn't work out, I'm fine with a 'regular' job.
So far it's going well: I'm in my second year, doing some fourth-years things as an extra to finish this study faster, and that's interesting subjects actually.
Oh, and it's a programming course. Informatics.
After that, I'm going to find a job, maybe try something in the games industry but if that doesn't work out, I'm fine with a 'regular' job.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 13:50:55 UTC
Post #139864
Critical Thinkging AS, You kinda have to analyse arguments, apparently Universities like it :/
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 13:51:02 UTC
Post #139865
Ok, I'm in my third university year, Architecture School to be precise. Before that, I spent a year in another uni doing computer engineering, but It was nothing like I expected. Just math and more math.
In architecture, I still get to use computers but only for doing things I like: map making, rendering, image editing etc.
The whole thing takes 5 years, although I might be forced to spend 6 years at uni because of some subjects. After that, I might not be a proper architect, but instead I'd like to have a job as an artistic and technical manager of a videogame/cinema company.
The good thing about architects is that we are forced to learn lots of things (both humanistic and technical) so there are lots of jobs you can choose from after graduating.
In architecture, I still get to use computers but only for doing things I like: map making, rendering, image editing etc.
The whole thing takes 5 years, although I might be forced to spend 6 years at uni because of some subjects. After that, I might not be a proper architect, but instead I'd like to have a job as an artistic and technical manager of a videogame/cinema company.
The good thing about architects is that we are forced to learn lots of things (both humanistic and technical) so there are lots of jobs you can choose from after graduating.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 14:05:55 UTC
Post #139870
I'm a mathematical genius, just can't prove it because I'm lazy!
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 17:38:28 UTC
Post #139936
16, I'm currently a sophomore.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 17:54:55 UTC
Post #139941
A what?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 18:03:44 UTC
Post #139947
14 years, 9th grade.
Not sure how that compares to the Euros...
Not sure how that compares to the Euros...
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 18:18:15 UTC
Post #139949
Most of the people on this site are 12-18 years old! 
I'm 15, 10th greade.
I'm 15, 10th greade.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 19:44:27 UTC
Post #139955
14 years, 9th grade.ahh, the joys of being a freshman! (not)
I'm a senior this year, after I graduate, time to go to college and get drunk (I mean, go to class)
It's interesting the age range we have here at twhl, probably 12yrs-40yrs! And elon, 15 years old, daubster, 14? never would have guessed! wow. You guys are good mappers/nice+helpful people for your age.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 19:47:23 UTC
Post #139957
Thats cause I mapped for a whole year! The basics I learned by myself the first three month. 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-06 20:12:06 UTC
Post #139958
I am already thirty-three years old. I am a physician working in California.
I went through four years of high school, four years of university (UCLA), four years of medical school, and three years of pediatric residency (also at UCLA). I have been practicing for more than three years and I have seen thousands of patients.
I am in the hospital right now. My shift is just about to end. It's been a busy day--lots of kids came in to the hospital because of asthma this week. It has been very windy lately.
I went through four years of high school, four years of university (UCLA), four years of medical school, and three years of pediatric residency (also at UCLA). I have been practicing for more than three years and I have seen thousands of patients.
I am in the hospital right now. My shift is just about to end. It's been a busy day--lots of kids came in to the hospital because of asthma this week. It has been very windy lately.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 01:06:55 UTC
Post #139980
w00t for the p?diatrician!
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 01:16:06 UTC
Post #139984
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 02:45:42 UTC
Post #139995
I am in my first year at (USA) Senior high (UK) sixth form of a grammar school (according ta a dictionary).im taking sience and computer sicens with math, and with a media profile. Oh yea im 15 years old(birthaday in december).
The only class that im actualy learning things in is social studies...
The rest are so easy that i can sleep through the lessons and still get the top grade...
The only class that im actualy learning things in is social studies...
The rest are so easy that i can sleep through the lessons and still get the top grade...
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 03:14:32 UTC
Post #140001
Im in 8th grade.
@ 7th. A sophomore is a 10th grader
@ 7th. A sophomore is a 10th grader
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:10:58 UTC
Post #140064
Gah I hate Critical Thinking! No that is not an argument habboi, an argument has to have a conclusion
Gah I hate that bitch of a teacher!
Gah I hate that bitch of a teacher!
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:15:13 UTC
Post #140065
I'll hit 15 this month. 9th grade or something.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:15:44 UTC
Post #140066
she calls you habboi? 
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:19:40 UTC
Post #140067
Yeah? Everyone calls me Habboi, it's my nickname
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:20:14 UTC
Post #140068
I am currently 17 (October 14th i will be) I go to a Technical High School, I am in my Senior (12th) year, and I am cruisin, it is so easy. Im ranked 4th in my class, and I work for Smith Brother's Insurance doing IT Desktop Support. After High School, I plan on attending the Coast Guard Academy (dont laugh, i dont wanna get shot) for Computer Analysis (maybe some Marine Biology involved). After which i plan to continue with my Desktop Support position, and eventually become Head Network Administrator. I am IC3 Certified, and I plan on being A+ Core Hardware Certified by December. After College, I plan on getting married to my wonderful girlfriend at the age of 26.
I've got things pretty well planned out.
I've got things pretty well planned out.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:20:25 UTC
Post #140069
What does habboi mean?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:24:03 UTC
Post #140070
I am currently 17 (October 14th i will be)What? you're 17, but october 14th you'll be 17? Don't you mean 18? Because I'm a senior, and will be 18 nov. 26th.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:25:51 UTC
Post #140071
I got bumped up in kindergarten (cuz i didnt bite any one(i dont know if u have that in UK, but it comes right before 1st grade (post pre-school))) I was supposed to be held back. So i will turn 17 on the 14th. im a little young for my grade, but it doesnt hinder me any
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 11:30:30 UTC
Post #140072
actually, I live in northern Wisconsin, not the UK. And yes, I know people like that, who take "advanced placement" classes (but not any who have actually moved up a whole grade.) cool.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 14:37:55 UTC
Post #140109
After High School, I plan on attending the Coast Guard Academy (dont laugh, i dont wanna get shot)What?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 14:52:45 UTC
Post #140119
I want to join a branch of the military, and I dont want to get shot, or move too far from home, so I chose to go to the Coast Guard Academy, it is less than an hour from my house, and they only partol the coast. I understand that it isnt 100% that I wont get shot, but it is less of a chance than for a Marine or someone in the Army.
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 14:53:00 UTC
Post #140120
Something to do with the Navy I think he means?
Posted 19 years ago2005-10-07 14:58:48 UTC
Post #140124
shite, i forgot, you prolly dont know all of the US Military Branches. You Have the Army Reserve, the Marine Corps, the US Air Force, and the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard is more of a localized military. they patrol the coast of the US, busting druggies, helping people at sea. Have you ever seen the movie "The Perfect Storm" The Coast Guard's job was to try and save he fishermen. That is basically the job of the Coast Guard. Their logo is "The Sheild Of Freedom"
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