With three programming courses under my belt will I be able to find a job out there in the real world?
Getting a programming job has less to do with how much you know about programming and more to do with selling yourself. So while I'd say that right now, from the given information, I wouldn't hire you, it doesn't mean you can't find a job.
Do you have any recommendations on courses that I should take?
Apparently you want to be a Java developer, so take any courses you can.
Do you recommend that I take the Java Certification exam after I finish my advanced Java course?
Yes.
My school offers Enterprise Java, should I take it?
Probably, yes.
Do you believe that I can find a programming job right now?
I think you'll find it extremely difficult. Consider joining some open source projects to build experience. You can also use your existing business contacts to get an edge on folks who are just sending in resumes or walking in the door without knowing someone in the company.
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Thanks. I like the paradox of Derpy and logic.
Are you a student of Aristotle?
Not directly, he died shortly before I could ask for any classes. ;) If you want to be technical about it, anyone who's had any exposure to western philosophy at all is a student of Aristotle as he's one of the founders of that school of thought.
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