WGU projects in a portfolio
techfiend
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While most projects at WGU are relatively new, Java and SQL specifically, has anyone used them in their portfolio? I think it would show the interviewer(s) that you had a fairly challenging education and also shine a good light on a relatively unknown university.
2018 AWS Solutions Architect - Associate (Apr) 2017 VCAP6-DCV Deploy (Oct) 2016 Storage+ (Jan)
2015 Start WGU (Feb) Net+ (Feb) Sec+ (Mar) Project+ (Apr) Other WGU (Jun) CCENT (Jul) CCNA (Aug) CCNA Security (Aug) MCP 2012 (Sep) MCSA 2012 (Oct) Linux+ (Nov) Capstone/BS (Nov) VCP6-DCV (Dec) ITILF (Dec)
2015 Start WGU (Feb) Net+ (Feb) Sec+ (Mar) Project+ (Apr) Other WGU (Jun) CCENT (Jul) CCNA (Aug) CCNA Security (Aug) MCP 2012 (Sep) MCSA 2012 (Oct) Linux+ (Nov) Capstone/BS (Nov) VCP6-DCV (Dec) ITILF (Dec)
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markulous
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Eh...it's not that it's a bad idea, it's just I don't think a typical job would care, unless I was trying to apply to an entry-level SQL or Java job. Most interviews I've been a part of it's just "Oh I see you got your degree from xxxxx? Ok good. Moving on...". -
techfiend
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I was just thinking about doing it for the sql project and as it's relevant to many positions I've applied for lately. It's a way to show experience of creating a real life type database that can be verified. I don't know still thinking about it, I haven't even finished the project, I've only done the first normal form.2018 AWS Solutions Architect - Associate (Apr) 2017 VCAP6-DCV Deploy (Oct) 2016 Storage+ (Jan)
2015 Start WGU (Feb) Net+ (Feb) Sec+ (Mar) Project+ (Apr) Other WGU (Jun) CCENT (Jul) CCNA (Aug) CCNA Security (Aug) MCP 2012 (Sep) MCSA 2012 (Oct) Linux+ (Nov) Capstone/BS (Nov) VCP6-DCV (Dec) ITILF (Dec)