Olakunle Oni

An experienced computer programming and web development instructor who through an incisive, adaptive and creative approach generated more leads for the organizations he worked. Has on the job experience developing Java and web based solutions for personal use and for private clients. Poised to put the years of instructing and side project experience into production software implementation organization. Can and has been working independently but desiring to be part of a software team to take development experience to the next level. Already has fundamental knowledge of OOP, implementation of object oriented analysis and design and enterprise Java application development. Has an innate drive to design and create things.

• Help university staff to fix bugs experienced in code written for school projects.
• Was able to bring up a remarkable number of students from zero coding experience level to competent coding experts.
• Has a sizable number of educative technical writing materials published in the studypool website.
• Has received a number of unsolicited honors and recognition on completion of training sessions with university staff

Oracle Certified Java Programmer

Certification exams are meant to validate the skills of the taker and they serve as a basis of showcasing the potential a taker possesses to potential employer. Prior to having my first international certification (in java) I was having very few call up for interviews in IT organizations. But that by the time I secured the first one. Certification exams are challenging and not surprisingly so; it is a thing of value. A thing of value should not come cheaply. The certifications exams really broadened my scope and cemented my understanding of fundamental concepts in sharper and deeper ways than it would have been without them. Both are computer based testing over the internet and before I went for each of them I ensured that I had prepared adequately by following the relevant syllabuses to the letter. On the long run they are both exciting experiences to have.