NEW THIS TERM
Advanced Perl Programming
X479.1 (1 semester unit in EECS)
Students take their Perl programming skills to the next level as they learn the fundamentals of advanced data structures, how to build their own Perl modules and many other advanced coding techniques. Students gain hands-on experience working with commonly used Perl modules that help to solve complex problems much simpler and quicker. This course requires a firm grasp of the Perl programming language and its syntax. Students help to shape the curriculum, which is partly based upon the kinds of problems they face in the real world.
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Wed. April 30, San Francisco
BYRNE REESE, B.A., is a long-time blogger and a product manager for Six Apart, the world's leading blogging software company, where he spearheaded a national seminar tour called the "Business
Blogging Seminar." He is intimately familiar with a myriad of blogging and blogging-related tools, and with the many questions businesses and consumers have about this new communication medium. He is a passionate and dynamic speaker and has been teaching at Berkeley Extension for years.NOTE: This class is closed. For information about related courses, contact your academic department.
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