What distinguishes a successful AAIT School Front End (.Net/C#) Developer or Back-End (SQL Server) Developer / DBA is not a superhuman ability to do everything, but rather, to understand everything. More often than not, employed AAIT Student is actually going to spend a majority of their time working only on one end or the other — Front-End or Back-End. But they’ll know how things work on the other end as well, and perhaps even more importantly, they’ll be able to effectively communicate with all stakeholders involved in the project.
In a modern world of programming it is no longer enough or required to be a seasoned professional of 20 years in a particular piece of technology. With technology evolving and changing directions so quickly the expectation is that someone enthusiastic and eager to learn on a go is able to think dynamically, learn constantly and most importantly be able to blend the results of research with their own pieces of code smoothly together pieces pieces of technology and solutions into a puzzle-like working program.
That is exactly how we teach ours students at AAIT School. Not only we provide students with basic knowledge utilizing hands teaching approach, we do that by giving them basic part of information through the lectures and then making students to grab the rest of the information through research and hard work during the labs. So the information learned at school solidifies into practical knowledge, and what’s even more important searching ability becomes student second nature. This ability to search and find the answers is the top virtue and number one requirement of the programming world today. So combination of solid basic skills and ability to quickly and accurately troubleshoot issues and find needed information gives our students unparalleled advantage in finding cutting edge jobs very quickly and also adapt, start delivering results in very short time and become invaluable asset for any company they will work for. Many companies in turn are so impressed with AAIT students they hire they often contact us asking to send them more graduates for the interviews.