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IEEE Or Sun Certification?

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som - 05 Jan 2007 12:43 GMT
Dear All,

Which certification has more weightage is it from IEEE or from Sun ? I
need to prepare according to that.

Som
Andrew Thompson - 05 Jan 2007 13:01 GMT
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> Which certification has more weightage is it from IEEE or from Sun ?

Assuming a similar density & thickness of paper
on which they are printed, I would guess it would
be the larger one, or if same size - the one with
most words (for the weight of the ink).

Andrew T.
Mike - 05 Jan 2007 14:58 GMT
Sun gets my vote.
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> Andrew T.
gtwod - 05 Jan 2007 15:41 GMT
Once I got Certified, thats when the serious job offers come along

> Sun gets my vote.
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som - 06 Jan 2007 04:54 GMT
I am not speaking about the thickness or density of the paper but the
quality of the certification.

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> Andrew T.
Lew - 06 Jan 2007 16:58 GMT
Please do not top-post. (Post order corrected below.)

som wrote:...
>>> Which certification has more weightage is it from IEEE or from Sun ?

>> Assuming a similar density & thickness of paper
>> on which they are printed, I would guess it would
>> be the larger one, or if same size - the one with
>> most words (for the weight of the ink).

> I am not speaking about the thickness or density of the paper but the
> quality of the certification.

It might have been a tad clearer if you had said that. I do not blame Andrew
for interpreting the non-word 'weightage' to mean 'weight'.

How do you measure quality of a certification? It is not possible to answer
you without knowing what you deem important. Let us know your metric and
people can weigh in on what they think will contribute more to that.

- Lew
ck - 06 Jan 2007 08:23 GMT
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> > Which certification has more weightage is it from IEEE or from Sun ?
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> Andrew T.

Adding to it. This theory holds good under STP(Standard Temperature and
Pressure, in accordance with IEEE).

Cheers,
Ck
http://www.gfour.net
Lew - 06 Jan 2007 17:00 GMT
som wrote:
>> ...
>>> Which certification has more weightage is it from IEEE or from Sun ?

Andrew Thompson wrote:
>> Assuming a similar density & thickness of paper
>> on which they are printed, I would guess it would
>> be the larger one, or if same size - the one with
>> most words (for the weight of the ink).

> Adding to it. This theory holds good under STP(Standard Temperature and
> Pressure, in accordance with IEEE).

Wait. Maybe 'weightage' doesn't refer to the weight of the certificate itself,
but to its carrying capacity. Now we need to know the weave and tensile
strength of the fibers in each certificate's composition.

- Lew


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