<p>PavelB ! Welcome . . you come here sharing the first name of one of the players that caused a lot of controversy in the Derby Dell'Italia ! And who also initiated a major debate in this thread !</p>
<p>Lol. You know who I am talking about right ? ;) :D</p>
<p>yeah i think i know the answer of the quiz. manchini... BINGO i found it didnt i. i amsure i did.... what's the jackpot... i hope an admission ad colgate</p>
<p>:p sorry youre wrong too bad ! :( </p>
<p>you don't get a free brownie witha cherry on top !</p>
<p>i was talking about Pavel Nedved !</p>
<p>lol :D</p>
<p>hehehe. i knew who u were talking about but i gave the true right answer instead</p>
<p>:p in continuing with the trend of not talking anything related to the thread topic - </p>
<p>is juve's first game a home game ?</p>
<p>no... we will plat in haibery or how the hell is it writen</p>
<p>highbury</p>
<p>its simpler that way isnit - high bury . lol :D</p>
<p>hey i just finished watchinf Lord Of War with Nicolas Cage.. its an amazing movie... aftertomorow i'm gonna watch House of Wax, i have been told its a terrific movie... now i have to hit the bed because i have to tests for tomorrow, literature and the whole book of Comp science</p>
<p>hey guys while finishing my CS test ten min after i started it (you see the tests are really easy but the problem is the teacher. she is never satisfied with tests. She pretends us to learn the lesson by heart and write everything as she has told us. But the problem is that we don't have books so we are abligated to take notes. And what she explains us in 2 months we have to learn it by heart and write it down in less than 45 min test. We call the teacher the psycho because she like that.) But let me turn to the question i have for you. What do u study in CS? Because in this 2 years that i am taking CS the only thing we have studies is: word, power point and MS Doss (11th grade) and Excel, Bassics of Internet and Pascal (12th grade). It has been two years learning CS or informatics ( i dont know how can i call it) and i think i have learned to little.(at school i mean because i know to use my desktop much more better than my cs teacher and i have no doubt about that)</p>
<p>Well, under CBSE, I learned quite a lot in CS. And I had this yucky teacher in Class 11 (who didn't seem to want to teach) but this truly devoted and excellent teacher in Class 12.</p>
<p>What our school teaches:</p>
<p>Class 6: Q-Basic
Class 7: MS-Office (Powerpoint, and Excel I think)
Class 8: HTML
Class 9: C++
Class 10: Visual Basic
Class 11 (Science): C++, basic OS (Operating Systems - chapter sucked due to easiness)
Class 11 (Commerce): SQL, Visual Basic
Class 12 (Science): C++, SQL
Class 12 (Commerce): SQL, Visual Basic</p>
<p>Yeah, so comparatively, you are learning quite a bit less. But don't worry - colleges replicate this again. <em>I</em> will be having a boring journey. :):):p</p>
<p>hey . . we have pretty much the same syllabus in comp over here. . but ive also done assembly language programming</p>
<p>cool...congratulation man... nut i was talking about school program only</p>
<p>last 4 years i have spent a lot of time with my older cuisin who words for infosoft here in albania and i he has taught me a lot about technical things about comp.. i know almost exactly of what it is composed and how it is composed... also i know how to program comp and to repair it whenver i have i problem... i know that this is not a lot but at least i dont have to call a technichan when i have a problem</p>
<p>yes that is a very useful thing to learn . . my dad teaches me stuff lik th off and on</p>
<p>Well, yeah, I <em>was</em> talking about school programming.</p>
<p>Anyhoo, you're lucky to be knowing hardware. I suck at it.. though I compensate for it with my deep pool of software knowledge. ;)</p>
<p>we also learn a some networking in Grade 12 jeanatkin...and MS Access in Grade 8 in CBSE</p>
<p>yup we learn networking too . . and OS . . and about the Intel X86 family and microcontrollers</p>
<p>Oh yeah.. I forgot.. but then, as I said, Class 11 sucked teacher-wise... so we didn't have much emphasis on the Hardware chapters towards the end.</p>
<p>@Arjun: My school followed its own curriculum, and used the CBSE's from Class 9 upwards.</p>
<p>I am just bumping this thread, because I am curious which intels got into ivies...please state your country of residence.</p>
<p>I got into Cornell and Columbia. I am south american.</p>