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Hello everyone! i'm 17 years old
this year i will apply at university on business computing faculty.
i'm good at math and physic. but i don't know any programing language.
i'm interesting with what i need to start and do i need math and physics at this?

THX for attention and sry bad english

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Mpa4Hu wrote:Hello everyone! i'm 17 years old
this year i will apply at university on business computing faculty.
i'm good at math and physic. but i don't know any programing language.
i'm interesting with what i need to start and do i need math and physics at this?

Math and Physics background... you'll most likely enjoy lisp.

But if you want to actually use a language that most programmers know, I would go with Python, C/C++, of Java.

If your totally new to programming, python would likely be the easiest to learn.

To actually learn a programming language; while you can use eBooks, and online tutorials. I have found that nothing beats a good physical book.

Mpa4Hu wrote:this year i will apply at university on business computing faculty.
[...]
do i need math and physics at this?

Math: definitely.
Physics: not so much.

Regarding learning a programming language before starting with university: Find out which programming language is on the curriculum of the university and learn that one.

http://www.wiut.uz/

there is the university but i can't find what languages will i learn )

• Business Information Systems
  Accounting and Finance Fundamentals
  Introduction to Web Publishing
  Rapid Applications Development1
  Business Data Analysis
  Introduction to Databases
  Systems Analysis
  Database Theory and Practice
  Database Systems Development
  Rapid Applications Development 2
  Management Accounting Applications
  Management Research Methods
  Human Resources Management
  Web Applications Development
  Global Business Computing Management
  Business Computing Project (double module).

thx for answers

Oooh I have a friend who has a mother who has a cousin who knows a cook whose daughters boyfriend had Databases in his studies too. And as easy as they may seem. If your professor is an as*beep*ole he will ask for how EXACTLY a database is being made and really the stupid theoretical stuff in exams. So care well for that subject, just a hint

Mpa4Hu wrote:http://www.wiut.uz/

there is the university but i can't find what languages will i learn )
[...]

How about asking someone who is studying there?

Learning a specific language is not important, it's important to now how programming works and get a feel for that. It's no big deal learning a new language when you grasped the concepts behind it.

Since your uni only mentions RAD I would guess you will learn Visual .Net/Something there

But I agree with Crush, ask students or just call the uni.

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Mpa4Hu wrote:http://www.wiut.uz/

there is the university but i can't find what languages will i learn )

• Business Information Systems
  Accounting and Finance Fundamentals
  Introduction to Web Publishing
  Rapid Applications Development1
  Business Data Analysis
  Introduction to Databases
  Systems Analysis
  Database Theory and Practice
  Database Systems Development
  Rapid Applications Development 2
  Management Accounting Applications
  Management Research Methods
  Human Resources Management
  Web Applications Development
  Global Business Computing Management
  Business Computing Project (double module).

thx for answers

Rich courses, geared to business.
RAD are normally performed by Object Oriented languages (OOP) like java, .NET etc.
Web applications can be done by php, java, perl, python, .NET etc.
For Database, you'll need SQL query language.
For System analysis, UML languages

as far as I can guess, most serious accounting/business softs are made of C/C++

Edit: most of the languages stated above are mainly made of c/c++ & this game too

BTW, do talk with your course teacher
& enjoy your studies

iceslice wrote:all the languages stated above are actually made of c/c++ & this game too

Not quite. You can do any of the languages in any of the others. You can compile any of them into machine code.