#computer academy

[anaacademy006]

The Benefits of Enrolling in an IT Training Course for Professional Development

In today's rapidly evolving digital world, staying ahead in IT is crucial for professional growth. With technology advancing at an unprecedented rate, professionals must upgrade their skills to remain competitive continuously. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by enrolling in an IT training course. Whether you are a seasoned IT professional or just starting, these courses offer numerous benefits that can significantly impact your career.

1. Enhanced Knowledge and Skills

An IT training course provides in-depth knowledge and practical skills that are essential in the tech industry. These courses cover a wide range of topics, from basic programming to advanced cybersecurity. By enrolling in a specialized IT professional course, you can gain expertise in a specific area, making you a valuable asset to any organization.

2. Stay Updated with the latest technologies

Technology is constantly evolving, and keeping up with the latest trends is essential. IT training courses are designed to provide the most current information on new technologies and methodologies. This ensures that you are always updated with the latest advancements, which can be a significant advantage in your professional development.

3. Improved Job Performance

With enhanced knowledge and skills, you can perform your job more efficiently. An IT training course equips you with the tools and techniques needed to tackle complex problems and improve productivity. This can lead to better job performance, which is often recognized and rewarded by employers.

4. Career Advancement Opportunities

One of the most significant benefits of enrolling in an IT training course is the potential for career advancement. Acquiring new skills can open up opportunities for promotions and higher-paying positions. Many employers value continuous learning and are more likely to promote employees who show a commitment to professional development.

5. Increased Earning Potential

With advanced skills and certifications, you can command a higher salary. IT professionals with specialized training often earn more than their counterparts without such qualifications. By investing in an IT professional course, you can significantly increase your earning potential and secure a more lucrative career.

6. Networking Opportunities

Enrolling in an IT training course also provides valuable networking opportunities. You will meet instructors and fellow students who share your interests and goals. These connections can be beneficial for future job opportunities and career growth. Networking within the industry can also lead to collaborations and partnerships that can enhance your professional journey.

7. Professional Certification

Many IT training courses offer certifications upon completion. These certifications are recognized credentials that validate your skills and knowledge. They are highly regarded by employers and can make your resume stand out. Earning a certification from a reputable IT Training Institute like AnA Academy can significantly boost your career prospects.

8. Boosted Confidence

Gaining new skills and knowledge through an IT training course can boost your confidence. When you are well equipped with the necessary skills, you are more likely to take on challenging projects and responsibilities. This confidence can lead to better performance and greater job satisfaction.

9. Flexibility and Convenience

Many IT training courses offer flexible schedules, including online options. This allows you to learn at your own pace and at a time that suits you. The convenience of online courses means you can continue working while upgrading your skills. This flexibility is particularly beneficial for working professionals who need to balance their jobs with further education.

10. Access to Expert Instructors

IT training courses are often taught by experienced professionals who are experts in their field. Learning from these instructors can provide you with insights and knowledge that you might not gain through self-study. Their real-world experience and practical advice can be invaluable in your professional development.

Conclusion

Enrolling in an IT training course is a wise investment for anyone looking to advance their career in the tech industry. From enhanced knowledge and skills to increased earning potential and career advancement opportunities, the benefits are substantial. By staying updated with the latest technologies and gaining recognized certifications, you can position yourself as a valuable asset to any organization. 

If you're looking for the best software training institute to help you achieve your professional goals, consider AnA Academy. With a reputation for excellence, AnA Academy offers comprehensive courses that can propel your career to new heights. Don't miss out on the opportunity to transform your career—take the first step towards success today!

[nilaniraj]

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[whirldude]

"Unseen" Artyom and Nikita photos

Artyom:

1. An edit posted on his VK. 2-3. Him in his music school class.

1st image translation: "JESUS WAS WIPED WITH DOG SPERM", "TYOMA ANUSEV ("cute" nickname for artyom + anus as a last name) -- NASH HAS BEEN SUCKED!" (def made and written by nikita) Nikita:

1-2. Not sure what he's doing in the first one. 3-5 Documentaries and interviews. 6. A picture of a baby Nikita from the background of a pic.

[feralnumberfive]

[gotyouanyway]

a time lord is a computer

[darkfluffydragon]

Cookie Run AU Ideas #8: Timeless Kingdom

what if Pure Vanilla Cookie, instead of being amnesiac outside with Black Raisin, was instead trapped in the Vanilla Castle time loop? But because of the Light of Truth, he's aware of it? he's been stuck there for...hundreds of years, watching his people die over and over again nothing ever changes no matter what he does and then finally, Gingerbrave shows up. I mean, PV may be nice but there are only so many times he can hear the same monologue before he gets reaaaally sick of it gonna join GC on the hate train and he physically isn't able to do anything "out of script". Every time he tries, he sort of 'loses control of his body', since it's a memory time loop you can't just change a memory and since he's a part of it, it'll force him to go along with it. To play his role. Gingerbrave and his friends probably wouldn't even realise he's not a memory at first, that the Pure Vanilla is the real one.

And an extra I wrote for the AU >:3

Pure Vanilla Cookie awoke with a start, his eyes snapping open to the familiar sight of his bed’s golden canopy. His head throbbed, and his mind felt muddled, a fog of pain and confusion clouding his thoughts. He struggled to sit up, the effort sending sharp jolts of agony through his body. As he gathered his bearings, fragments of memories began to resurface—the battle against Dark Enchantress Cookie, the ruins of his castle, and the faces of his friends, Golden Cheese Cookie, Dark Cacao Cookie, Hollyberry Cookie, and White Lily Cookie.

They had arrived to aid him, late, their expressions grim and determined. By then, he had already spent hours running through the chaos, trying desperately to heal his people. But no matter how hard he tried, the cake monsters kept coming, relentless and unyielding. He remembered the wounds they all bore. The exhaustion that clung to their bones as they fought to protect their home, their kingdom. With his magic reserves depleted, there had been a point where he had started reaching into the depths of his being, drawing upon his very essence—his life powder and soul to fuel his spells.

He remembered the final confrontation against her, he had used Dark Moon Magic, a power he had sworn never to touch. ~~The magic most natural to him.~~ The last time he had seen it wielded, it had led to the academy's destruction. But there had been no other choice. He had cast the banishment spell, lifting himself into the air as Dark Enchantress Cookie tore their Souljams, their very souls, from them. The explosion had ripped through the kingdom, the pain blinding and all-consuming. And then, nothing.

Now, here he was, awake once more. Why? How? As these questions swirled in his mind, he felt a strange sensation, as if invisible strings were tugging at his limbs. Panic surged through him as he realised he was moving against his will, his body tracing the exact path of his memories. He tried to speak, to cry out, but no sound escaped his lips.

“No! Run! Dark Enchantress is coming! Evacuate the cookies!” he screamed, his voice hoarse with desperation. But the words seemed to dissipate into the air, unheard and unheeded. The cookies outside moved about their routines, oblivious to the impending doom. Children played in the streets, vendors hawking their wares, and guards patrolled, all blissfully unaware of the threat looming over them.

The nightmare would unfold before him with horrifying clarity. His friends—the heroes—were nowhere to be seen. Instead, dark silhouettes had taken their place, shadowy figures that seemed to mock his efforts. Was it because of the Souljams? Could this memory not replicate them because of the artefacts which housed their power? 

The endless battle raged around him, the air thick with the stench of smoke and the cries of the wounded. Cake monsters swarmed the castle, their grotesque forms looming over the terrified cookies. Pure Vanilla’s attempts to heal his people felt like trying to stop a flood with a sieve. Every spell he cast seemed to evaporate into nothingness, swallowed by the overwhelming darkness.

The invisible strings tightened around him. It constricted his movements, squeezing his mind. His autonomy slipped further away with each passing moment. The fog in his mind grew denser, suffocating his thoughts.

He felt every wound, every drop of jam that spilled, every life that was lost. He could see the faces of his people contorted in terror and agony, and hear their screams echoing in his mind. His friends fought, their forms blurred by exhaustion and jam. Yet no matter how hard they fought, the cake monsters kept coming, an endless tide of destruction.

The sky would fill with magic circles, blue eyes of the runes staring down at the target as he used magic that he swore to never use, for the second time. He would see her malevolent grin, and feel the agony of the explosion that followed. 

And then, he was back in his bed, the cycle beginning anew. The loops continued, over and over, each one more harrowing than the last. As time stretched into eternity, Pure Vanilla Cookie felt his thoughts growing quieter. Centuries seemed to pass, each loop eroding a bit more of his will. He couldn't move, couldn't speak, and soon, he feared, he would no longer be able to think. In the moments of silence, his mind would turn to White Lily Cookie, the one he had loved so deeply. She had become Dark Enchantress Cookie, the architect of his suffering and the destroyer of his kingdom. Yet, despite everything, he still loved her.

The pain of that love was like rose thorns digging into his heart, a constant, aching reminder of what once was. He had loved her so dearly, had kept her transformation a secret from their friends, hoping against hope that she could be redeemed. But now, as he watched his beloved kingdom and its innocent people crumble time and time again, the anguish was almost too much to bear.

To love White Lily Cookie was to love a rose. To love her was to let the rose crawl up him, letting its hurtful thorns dig into his fragile dough. His jam would paint the delicate petals red, and once gone, wounds and scars would be left to taunt him of his foolish desire.

She had been gifted a bouquet of hearts, yet the only one his moon had taken was his own. She dangled the prize in front of him like a carrot on a stick, and he ran the race despite being the only competitor. She blindfolded him of the fact, and let Pure Vanilla run himself ragged until he could give no more. Then, she left. Left with everything that was Pure Vanilla, left him empty and hurting. Trapped. Left in all her gentle and loving glory, as her beautiful soul was tainted and twisted into the monster that had taken her place.

He did not care for the traitorous thoughts wondering if he was feeling the wrong feelings and thinking the wrong thoughts. He could not care, for he loved her nonetheless. Loved her poisonous, uncompleted promises. Loved her for the nights of waiting by the academy garden, gazing up at the sky, at clouds that would never part to allow him a glimpse of her smile. Loved her for the incomplete dances she swore she would return for, leaving him alone and abandoned in an empty ballroom. He loved her unconditionally. And for this, White Lily Cookie had become his greatest torment.

Each encounter felt like a knife twisting deeper into his heart. The sight of Dark Enchantress Cookie, her once gentle eyes now filled with malice, was a reminder of everything he had lost. She had been his moon, his guiding light, and he had loved her with a purity that he had thought unbreakable. But the darkness that had taken her was relentless, and it had shattered her, and him, beyond repair.

The White Lily Cookie he loved was gone, replaced by the Dark Enchantress Cookie who revelled in his suffering. She was the creator of his endless torment, the reason his kingdom lay in ruins, and his people were lost

What a fool he was.

Pure Vanilla Cookie, awoke in a bed not his own. His limbs were not strung by strings that cut into his dough, and his thoughts were…loud. Clarity such as this was so incredibly rare.

He took in the room, noting how the other cookies, the ones who had…saved him, were still asleep. Quietly, he slipped out of the room, his steps soft and deliberate, as if any sound might shatter this fragile moment of peace. The hallway was dimly lit, shadows playing along the walls. He moved with purpose, though his heart was heavy with the familiar ache of his memories.

Reaching the garden, he paused for a moment at the entrance, breathing in the cool night air. The scent of flowers and earth was a reminder of simpler times. He walked towards the patch of lily flowers, their white petals glowing softly under the moonlight. 

Sitting down among the lilies, he stared up at the moon, its pale light casting a gentle glow over the garden. The tranquillity of the night wrapped around him, and for a brief moment, he felt the weight of his sorrow lift.

His thoughts turned, as they always did, to White Lily Cookie. The moon reminded him of her—bright, beautiful, yet distant and untouchable. He remembered their nights in the academy garden, the way she would laugh and talk about the future with such hope. Those memories were bittersweet now, coloured by the centuries of pain.

The garden was silent except for the soft rustle of leaves in the breeze. Pure Vanilla Cookie closed his eyes, letting the memories wash over him. He could almost hear her voice, see her smile. But then the image would shift, and he would see her as she was now—cold, dark, and filled with a malice that seemed impossible for someone who had once been so kind. He hated that he loved White Lily, a love that had once been pure and untainted. But he loathed Dark Enchantress to the point it hurt.

As the night wore on, Pure Vanilla sat alone. Though he could pretend that he was not, that there was another by his side. Perhaps…even four, all five of them together, underneath the starlit sky with the scent of campfire smoke in the air.  He did not know how long this clarity would last, how long before he would be pulled back into the muddy thoughts and fog. But for now, he rested in the peace of the garden, and the bittersweet memories of the one he loved.

Under the moonlight, surrounded by the lilies, he allowed himself to simply be. To remember, to grieve, and to love, even if it was only for a brief, stolen moment.

[teamleader-takumi]

I just wanted to say I really love how you draw Takumi :D He’s adorable!!

Mun Yami: Awww thank you!! That means so much to me!!!

If you want, you can find my main account @pocketyami I have a bunch of Danganronpa content on there as well as other fandoms!

[zul-e]

Kinito doodles!

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Bolt (2008, Chris Williams and Byron Howard)

28/05/2024

[anaacademy006]

Master JIRA Course with Expert-Led Certification Training

In today’s fast-paced digital world, it's crucial for IT professionals, mobile app developers, and anyone looking to advance their career to master project management tools. Among these tools, JIRA is a leader in facilitating seamless project tracking and management. Explore this blog to gain insights into the advantages of JIRA certification and how it can benefit your career.

[nilaniraj]

Are you seeking a job and want to improve your IT skills to increase your chances of getting hired? 

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For comprehensive IT training courses, consider AnA Academy. With a strong reputation for excellence and an industry-relevant curriculum, AnA Academy provides the perfect environment for refining your IT skills and advancing your career prospects.

[katzensilber]

Man, this is why I always hated math class.

Khan Academy gave me this easy (or so I thought) problem to solve:

"A factory makes toys that are sold for $10 a piece. The factory has 40 workers, and they each produce 25 toys a day. The factory is open 5 days a week. What is the total value of toys the factory produces in a day?"

I said to myself, okay...

10 times 40 times 25 equals 10,000. That means the factory produces $10,000 worth of value per WORKING day.

10,000 times 5 equals 50,000. And then there are two days per week (the weekend) when no value is produced. So, per week, the total value produced is still only $50,000.

And finally, there are seven days in a full week, so $50,000 divided by 7 equals roughly $7,142.86. That's the total value of toys produced per day. Not "per work day", but "per day", as it specifically says in the problem.

But what does the teacher say as he guides us through it? 10 times 40 times 25 equals 10,000, so the answer is 10,000.

That's it. The end.

He even acknowledges: "So, you might be thinking, 'Hey wait, we didn't use all the information! We didn't use the "five days per week" information!' And yeah, as it turns out, that was information we didn't need."

'As it turns out'?! Are you kidding me right now?! I carefully read the question, precisely calculated exactly what it was asking for, taking all of the provided information into account... and now you're saying I'm supposed to have somehow magically known to ignore one of those pieces of information in order to make it easier for myself?

Just admit that your problem is worded badly, dude. UGH this kind of shit drives me crazy. Why can't people use words clearly >:(

[wildglitch]

Today I made a terrible decision!

I've decided to dedicate this summer (At least my nights) to learning coding.

This is a bad idea, wish me luck.

[occupationdinosaur]

🡒 🎥  WEDNESDAY •  Tv series, Alfred Gough, Miles Millar e Tim Burton • Opening Credits, 2022.

«I’m not sure whose twisted idea it was to put hundreds of adolescents in underfunded schools run by people whose dreams were crushed years ago, but I admire the sadism.»

[will-schuester-hate-blog]

drew the iconic picture from the best episode of glee (no i will not debate on that. it is the best.)

btw I hate the gelmet so this is the absolute flattest you will EVER see me draw blaine's hair. curly blaine supremacy.

ignore the fuckass crown but yeah i think this looks actually kind of okay. yay!!!!!!

og picture next to my drawing:

version without background:

[rqinebow]

doodling instead of locking in for AP gov 💔💔