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I’m interested in learning some web design, but I’m not sure where I should focus my efforts. I’m interested in learning how to develop web applications – the kind of thing that would allow me to develop interactive applications, interact with databases, etc.
I’ve got a bit of background in programming, but it’s dated. I also have a stats/econ background, and I’m hoping to pick up enough web skills to eventually develop some niche online tools relating to statistical analysis and economics (and hopefully generate some side income from these tools).
What kind of things would I need to learn to do this (software/languages, courses, etc.) ? How much work is it to get a basic competency in these areas?

Math is not my strength by any means, but that is more tied to poor logic. I am very intuitive though and am greatly interested in acquiring the skills to pursue higher math. I’ve been through school and did okay in the classes, but I’ve never really understood WHY the problems are solved the way they are. I am a visual-kinetic learner and haven’t really found a niche to absorb math the way I’d like. I love astronomy, physics and meteorology and would like to pursue those interests further, but math is something that is always in the way. Do any of you know of a good place to start, as a refresher, that will challenge me and perhaps appeal to my learning style? Books? Websites? Thanks in advance.

Hi friends.. Can u pls suggest a good distance learning programme offered by any reputed institutions?
I am having 2+ years of work exp in software industry and I yearn to do masters, but due to personal reasons I am unable to leave my job and do a full time course. I am really worried about this:(
I am also worried about how useful it would be compared to a full time course. How much is it valued by both commercially and academically? Could someone please clarify.
Ps: I know about the one offered by BITS Pilani, but it is based on collaboration with s/w companies and my company isn’t affiliated.
Any help would be appreciated:)

Most private schools are affiliated with a religion, and im trying to argue that private education seems to put almost a negative view on other cultures and religions for the kids