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IT Training - Problems & Challenges
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Problem # 1 Technology ObsolescenceFast technological changes impact the software industry. Today, maybe C# (C-Sharp) and .NET are hot, yesterday it was possibly Java, Oracle and others. Who knows as to what will be popular in the future ? Not many can predict the future and directions of the IT industry. The Only Prediction that can be made is that the Software Technology Road Ahead will be full of Bends and Turns. The Answer : Generic Abstract Teachings (Independent of Individual Technology Instances) must be imparted in software. |
Problem # 2 Lack of Practical Training ExposureToday there is a gap between what the software industry needs and what the training industry currently provides. Most of the faculty today in the various training institutes have not practically worked on real life software projects. ![]() As one can see in the above visual from the Classical Software Engineering Essay 'Mythical Man month', the effort required to create a full-fledged Programming System (multiple developers working on multiple programs together) is atleast nine times than the effort required to create a single program. Most Academic Institutions and training institutes give small independent assignments (single programs) to their students. These do not have much of a value unless they are part of a larger real life project that truly measures practical challenges & complexity. |
Problem # 3 UnIntegrated TrainingMost Training Course Modules are not Integrated to one another as there is minimal logical flow between them. Most trainees find it extremely difficult to be able to retain knowledge of earlier modules, when they move on to newer modules. It is imperative that the entire training that is provided is integrated in an uniform and consistent fashion across all different technologies and modules. Employee Feedback on Our Training. Kindly email us for details on our IT Educational Consulting Services. |
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