Hi all,
I thought this was a good place to ask due to the large variety of members here.
Basically where I work I have been given the opportunity to spend up to £1000 / $1300 on some sort of accreditation / certification.
The original suggestion was: https://certification.unity.com/
However, I despise short-lived "prosumer" crap like Unity so am looking for something a little bit more useful in my professional career (and something a little less dead in 3 years).
Do any of you guys have experience or suggestions for a decent accreditation course in the areas of Safety critical development, software security or even just plain network development. I work in the game development sector so they are a little bit backwards when it comes to operating systems other than Windows but I should be able to swing "UNIX accreditation" if we can find one
If it is relevant (for accreditation I don't know if they stipulate a language), I am pretty committed to C/C++ and would rather stick with these languages if possible (because their lifespan is guaranteed for one but also to save me time faffing with other tools).
So far, I have looked at Cisco's CCNA but would also like to look at a more programming related accreditation.
If any of you were to employ a developer, what would you generally look for in terms of accreditation?
Thanks
I thought this was a good place to ask due to the large variety of members here.
Basically where I work I have been given the opportunity to spend up to £1000 / $1300 on some sort of accreditation / certification.
The original suggestion was: https://certification.unity.com/
However, I despise short-lived "prosumer" crap like Unity so am looking for something a little bit more useful in my professional career (and something a little less dead in 3 years).
Do any of you guys have experience or suggestions for a decent accreditation course in the areas of Safety critical development, software security or even just plain network development. I work in the game development sector so they are a little bit backwards when it comes to operating systems other than Windows but I should be able to swing "UNIX accreditation" if we can find one
If it is relevant (for accreditation I don't know if they stipulate a language), I am pretty committed to C/C++ and would rather stick with these languages if possible (because their lifespan is guaranteed for one but also to save me time faffing with other tools).
So far, I have looked at Cisco's CCNA but would also like to look at a more programming related accreditation.
If any of you were to employ a developer, what would you generally look for in terms of accreditation?
Thanks
