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Vancouver Job Search / Career
Building Resources
Arguably the Best & Most Effective Job Search Campaign Ideas
by
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Drawing on the lessons of others who have been successful in
their job search greatly strengthens our ability to
find better employment faster.
A Guide to Aboriginal Organizations and Services in British Columbia
This guide to community-based services and organizations
is a means by which other community service
organizations, government ministries and agencies, and
non-Aboriginal citizens may become knowledgeable about
specific Aboriginal services and organizations,
including those focusing on providing job search
assistance. Published by the BC Ministry of Aboriginal
Relations and Reconciliation. See also
www.gov.bc.ca/arr/services/guide.html.
BC Organizations Assisting Immigrants in their Job Search
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expand)
The following job search resources for immigrants
including Internationally Trained Professionals (ITPs)
in British Columbia are from among the many thousands of
employers listed in the
JobPro BC Employers Directory.
Affiliation of Multicultural Societies and Service Agencies of BC
205 - 2929 Commercial Drive
Vancouver, BC V5N 4C8
Tel. 604 718-2780
Fax. 604 298-0747
amssa@amssa.org
www.amssa.org
Contact: Lynn Moran, Executive Director
Association of International Medical Doctors of BC
2 - 127 West 20th Avenue
Vancouver, BC V5Y 2C4
Tel. 604 733-3946
Fax.
bcitp_net@sdiss.org
http://aimd.bcitp.net
Contact: Patrick Coady, Executive Director
BC Internationally Trained Professionals Network
c/o Surrey Delta Immigrant Services Society
1107 - 7330 137th Street
Surrey, BC V3W 1A3
Tel. 604 729-6598 - direct
Tel . 604 597-0205
Fax.: 604 597-4299
bcitpnet@sdiss.org
www.bcitp.net
The purpose of BCITP Net is to help build associations
and networks among internationally trained professionals. We hope to
encourage constructive dialogue between immigrant professionals,
regulatory bodies, industry and government.
See our
Employment Services and Resources section for a list of
Immigrant Service Agencies in BC
Contact: Patrick Coady, Coordinator
BC International Qualifications Unit
5th Floor - 605 Robson Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 5J3
Tel. 604 775-0548
Fax. 604 775-0670
info@gov.bc.ca
www.ecdev.gov.bc.ca/ProgramsAndServices/IQU/index.htm
The BC International Qualifications Unit is operated under
the direction of the BC Ministry of Economic Development and
helps to fully utilize skilled immigrants in the BC labour
market. It does this by providing leadership and support to regulatory
bodies, professional and trade associations, employers,
unions, post-secondary institutions, and community service
agencies.
Contact: Vicki Chiu, Project Manager
BC Skills Connect For Immigrants
Settlement and Multiculturalism Branch
BC Ministry of Community, Aboriginal and Women's Services
590 West 8th Avenue, 3rd Floor
Vancouver, BC V5Z 1C5
Tel. 604 660-2203
Fax 604 775-0670
caws.sam@gems1.gov.bc.ca
www.mcaws.gov.bc.ca/amip/sam
www.gov.bc.ca/mcaws
Contact: Marisa Adair, Communications Director, Ministry of Community,
Aboriginal and Women’s Services
Burnaby Multicultural Society
6255 Nelson Avenue
Burnaby, BC V5H 4T5
Tel. 604 431-4131
Fax. 604 431-4137
Contact: Roop S. Virk, Executive Director
ENET Society (formerly NETWERCC Association)
Employment Network Education and Training for Rehabilitation and Career
Development Practitioners Society
124 - 1926 Como Lake
Coquitlam, BC V3J 7X8
Tel. 604 777-4419
Fax. 604 777-4197
info@enetsociety.com
www.enetsociety.com
Advancing professional development for career development practitioners,
the ENET Society is a non-profit Association providing centralized
networking, education and training service for workers in employment,
rehabilitation and career counselling within British Columbia.
The ENET Society (then
NETWERCC) held its first Internationally Trained Professionals (ITP)
conference June 1, 2005 at Douglas College. Its next conference will be
held in June, 2006.
See
www.enetsociety.com/docs/ITPJuneConference2005.html for resources of
value to Internationally Trained Professionals and those assisting them,
as well as to other job seekers.
Contact: Audrey Pons, President
Sue Brady, Job Club Leadership Training Consultant
Family Services of Greater Vancouver (FSGV)
1616 7th Avenue West
Vancouver, BC V6J 1S5
Tel. 604 731-4951
Fax. 604 731-4951
info@fsgv.bc.ca
www.fsgv.ca
We are a not-for-profit organization dedicated to strengthening people,
families and communities. We provide a diverse range of professional
support and counselling services to those who are experiencing
challenges in their lives.
Contact: Teri Nicholas, Executive Director
Health Match BC
200 - 1333 West Broadway
Vancouver, BC V6H 4C6
Tel. 604 736-5920
Fax. 604 736-5963
recruit@healthmatchbc.org
www.healthmatchbc.org
Health Match BC is an innovative and unique no-fee physician, registered
nurse and hospital pharmacist recruitment service funded by the
Government of British Columbia. We recruit on behalf of over 100 health
care facilities across the province.
Contact: Ethel Davis, Director
Immigrant Services Society of BC
501 - 333 Terminal Avenue
Vancouver, BC V6A 2L7
Tel. 604 684-2561
Fax. 604 684-2266
info@issbc.org
www.issbc.org
The Immigrant Services Society of British Columbia (ISS) is a
not-for-profit charitable organization that provides settlement,
community, English-language, training and employment services to
immigrants, refugees and students in Canada.
Contact: Shawqi Rashed, President
Immigrant Services Society of BC - ISS Settlement Services
139 - 3030 Lincoln Street
Coquitlam, BC V3B 6B4
Tel. 604 684-7498
Fax. 604 942-1730
settlemt@issbc.org
www.issbc.org/services/settlement/multilingual_counselling
Contact: Susanna Siao, Community Settlement Counsellor
MOSAIC
1720 Grant Street, 2nd Floor
Vancouver, BC V5L 2Y7
Tel. 604 254-9626
Fax. 604 254-3932
mosaic@mosaicbc.com
www.mosaicbc.com
MOSAIC stands for 'Multilingual Orientation Service Association for
Immigrant Communities'
MOSAIC is:
...a multilingual non-profit organization dedicated to addressing issues
that affect immigrants and refugees in the course of their settlement
and integration into Canadian society.
MOSAIC's mandate is to support and to empower immigrant and refugee
communities, helping them to address critical issues in their
neighborhoods and workplace.
Conact: Eyob Naizghi, Executive Director
Multicultural Helping House Society
4802 Fraser Street
Vancouver, BC V5V 4H4
Tel. 604 879-3277
Fax. 604 879-3327
info@helpinghouse.org
www.helpinghouse.org
We offer settlement Services for Filipino, Bangladeshi, South Asian and
other Cultural communities.
Contact: Tom Avendano, President
North Shore Multicultural Society
207 - 123 East 15th Street
North Vancouver, BC V7L 2P7
Tel. 604 988-2931
Fax. 604 988-2960
www.nsms.ca/home.htm
The North Shore Multicultural Society (NSMS) is dedicated to building a
harmonious and inclusive North Shore community that assists immigrants
and refugees to integrate successfully into life in Canada.
Contact: Elizabeth Jones, Executive Director
Pacific Immigrant Resources Society
205 - 2929 Commercial Drive
Vancouver, BC V5N 4C8
Tel. 604 298-5888
Fax. 604 298-0747
info@pirs.bc.ca
www.pirs.bc.ca
Contact: Jean Maloney, Executive Director
Patricia Steiner, Program Coordinator
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Training Institute - Fraser Campus
203 - 5838 Fraser Street
Vancouver, BC V5W 2Z5
Tel: 604 324-8300 X 115
Fax: 604 324-2536
www.success.bc.ca
www.success.bc.ca/sti/eng/fraser
Success CareerExpress
The Success CareerExpress is a four-week job search skills upgrading
program to assist job seekers to find employment. The program will be
conducted in Cantonese/English or Mandarin/English.
Employment Counseling (Needs Determination Service)
Through an one-on-one interview to assist the unemployed persons to
evaluate their background, breakthrough their barriers in finding work
and developing their employment or training plan.
This service is funded by Human Resources and skills Development Canada
and is free of charge.
Contact: Lily Jiang, Employment Consultant
Edna Hui, Manager
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Training Institute - Pender Campus
28 West Pender Street
Vancouver, BC V6B 1R6
Tel. 604 324-8300
Fax. 604 408-7247
www.success.bc.ca
www.success.bc.ca/sti/eng/pender
At this centre, we offer job seekers a wide variety of free employment
assistance services. Our team of professionally-trained and highly
experienced employment counsellors are dedicated to assisting you with
your career planning and job search.
Services are available in English, Mandarin, Cantonese, Punjabi, Hindi
and Vietnamese.
Job Mentoring Program for Skilled Immigrants
The Job Mentoring Program is an initiative to address some of the
barriers immigrants face. The Program hopes to provide some direction,
guidance and clarity to skilled immigrants by connecting them with
locally-trained professionals in their respective occupations.
Participants will be able to shadow qualified and experienced BC
professionals and learn first-hand about labour market information,
career development opportunities, work norms and culture, and other
pertinent issues. See
www.success.bc.ca/sti/eng/pender/JobMentoringProgram.pdf
Contact: K C Chau, Job Mentoring Program Coordinator
Peter Liang, Manager, Employment Services
Ronald Ma, Vice Principal and Director of Employment Services
S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Tri-City Service Centre
Unit 2058, Henderson Place - 1163 Pinetree Way
Coquitlam, BC V3B 8A9
Tel. 604 468-6000
Fax. 604 464-2083
sti-tricity@success.bc.ca
www.success.bc.ca
http://tricity.successbc.org
The S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Tri-City Service Centre provides a broad range of
programs and services for immigrants coming from more than ninety
countries speaking over sixty different languages.
Contact:
Kenny Siu, Program Manager
Ms. Nilpar Honarvar, Employment Counsellor/Case Manager
Society of Internationally Trained Engineers of British Columbia
436 - 470 Granville Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 1V5
Tel. 604 669-2830
Fax.
publicrelations@sitebc.ca
www.sitebc.ca
Contact: Baher (Brian) Amouzgar
Surrey Delta Immigrant Services Society
1113 - 7330 137 Street
Surrey, BC V3W 1A3
Tel. 604 597-0205
Fax. 604 597-4299
www.sdiss.org
Contact: Ms. Anisa Kassam, Manager, Career Services
YWCA of Vancouver - Career Services
113 - 255 1st Street West
North Vancouver, BC V7M 3G8
Tel. 604 984-7630
Fax. 604 984-7112
careerservices@ywcavan.org
www.ywcavan.org/index.cfm?group_id=3161
www.ywcavan.org
Professional Workers, funded by HRSDC, offers flexible workshops for
immigrant and Canadian-born women and men with professional, technical
or managerial backgrounds interested in re-entering their fields.
Clients learn job search techniques to access the hidden job market and
receive one-to one individual counselling.
Contact: Anahita Kadkhoda, Career Counsellor
Vivian
Macdonald, Manager
BC Government
Employment Opportunities
- updated daily
As of October 16, 2006, all BC Public Service opportunities
are now open to both external applicants and current
employees.
"The BC Public Service is more than 30,000 people working to
make positive differences in the lives of over four million
British Columbians. Working in more than 100 diverse job
streams, our people work on the toughest problems faced by
open democratic societies – caring for the vulnerable,
protecting public safety, developing new technologies,
responding to emerging markets and diversifying communities.
A career in the BC Public Service offers exceptional
opportunities to develop solutions to complex problems and
to have a meaningful impact on the lives of British
Columbians."
Contact the BC Public Service Agency office nearest you:
Burnaby 204 - 4940 Canada Way V5G 5K6
Phone: 604 660-3900
Vancouver 865 Hornby Street 8th floor V6Z 2G3
Phone: 604 660-0828
Victoria 810 Blanshard Street V8W 2H2
Phone: 250 387-0518
BC Teachers' Federation Job Search Links
of Special Interest to Teachers
The B.C. Ministry of Education maintains contact information
for British Columbia school districts, and the BCTF
publishes a list of School Board/Superintendent Addresses
which includes telephone numbers, fax numbers, and e-mail
addresses. The B.C. Public School Employers' Association (BCPSEA)
web site includes an employment directory with links
to district web sites.
BC Workinfonet
Find job, education, career and labour market information here. We
research new sites so you don't have to. Each URL is
categorized and described in a searchable database.
Burnaby Public Library Librarians' Selected Job Search
Links
Career Development eManual
This job search advice comes from years of talking with
students, employers, alumni and through research by the
staff and volunteers in Career Services at the University of
Waterloo. Includes résumé and cover letter writing tips.
Career Magazine Job Search and Career Industry Research Articles
Student employment can provide benefits far beyond the paycheck
Students who work during their academic careers often
learn valuable communication, leadership and business skills that
prepare them for future careers after graduation. To make the most of
these opportunities, job seekers should be aware of potential employers'
expectations, both during the interview process and while on the job.
The Anatomy of a Job Search
Most job hunters have minimal success with getting interviews from
newspaper or employment magazine help-wanted ads. You probably heard of
people who answered dozens of ads each week and NEVER received a call
from a company.
Thinking of a Career in Software Development?
First and foremost, love programming. You also need to know how to
communicate and relate to other people, because a big chunk of the
average programmer's time is spent relating to people - your boss, other
programmers, managers, customers, support staff, etc.
CareerOwl Career Articles Archive
This dated but useful job seekers' site offers useful advice on a wide
variety of job search topics ranging from cover letters and
résumés to handling tricky interview questions and your
'elevator speech.'
CivicInfo BC
CivicInfo BC is an award-winning,
co-operative information service for those who work, or
have an interest in British Columbia's local government sector.
Futureworks Training Inc.
Links employers to potential funding sources that will
offset the costs associated with bringing on new employees
in science and technologies industries. Funding is also
available to employers hiring for non-technical positions.
Government of Canada Jobs, Training and Careers
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Government Jobs, Training and Career Links
Human Resources and Skills Development Canada (HRSDC) Job Bank
Job Search lets you search for jobs collected and posted
daily across BC. Job Match allows you to create a job
profile to advertise your skills to employers and receive a
list of matching job advertisements.
Set up a
Job Alert to have jobs matching your search criteria
e-mailed directly to you as soon as they are posted.
Provincial and Federal Government jobs listing.
The
Federal Student Work Experience Program
(FSWEP)
FSWEP is the primary vehicle through which federal government departments
and agencies recruit students. This program, established in 1990, provides
some 8,000 students a year with temporary jobs in different federal
departments and agencies.
The prime objective of FSWEP is to provide full-time students with work
experience related to their field of study and to provide them with learning
opportunities.
Search for Student Jobs collected and posted daily across Canada
The Public Service of Canada continues to be the nation's largest single
employer of students enrolled in Co-operative education (Co-op) and Internship
programs. See
Co-op General Information: Public Service Commission of
Canada for eligibility requirements and how to
apply.
Public Service Commission of Canada - BC Jobs Open to the Public
Search for jobs in Vancouver, Victoria,
Abbotsford, Richmond, Surrey, Delta, Langley,
New Westminster, North Vancouver and elsewhere in British
Columbia.
Public Service Commission of Canada - Jobs Open to the Public
Find Jobs for which people living and/or working in a specified region can
apply. The Public Service Commission posts federal government jobs open to
the public.
For information on how to apply to government jobs, click on Information
on the top navigation bar, and then on the link “A guide on how to apply
for jobs in the federal Public Service
Kwantlen University College Student Employment Services
Links for student job seekers and employers with job
search, labour market, recruiting information and job
postings.
Lower Mainland Employment Resources
(LMER)
Maintained by
the
Fraserside
Community Services Society, this web site lists
federally and provincially
funded employment programs in the Lower Mainland of
British Columbia. It includes:
- lists all the local
Service Canada centres, including which
municipalities each covers and a direct link to each
office’s website.
Career Development
– lists
Career Development related websites.
Community Resources
– lists such lower mainland resource websites, such as
Vancouver’s The Red Book.
Employment Opportunities
– lists websites, such as the Service Canada Job
Bank, that allow you to job search and/or post
your resume.
Government Web Sites
– lists federal government websites that are related to
employment, education, and financing, such as
Service Canada
and Industry Training
(Apprenticeship).
Labour Market Information
– lists various websites that have useful on-line labour
market and career information for job-seekers and
practitioners.
Youth
– lists several sites specifically designed to help
Youth in planning and reaching their education and/or
employment goals, including youth employment
initiatives.
Show All
– lists all the websites of the above seven categories,
in alphabetical order.
S.U.C.C.E.S.S Employment Resource Centre Internet Bookmarks
Links to Job Search Resources including Cover Letter,
Résumé and Interviewing Tips.
TechVibes
Techvibes.com helps high-tech professionals form new
business relationships via monthly networking events and
website features including job search and events calendar.
T-Net Jobs Search and
T-Net Links to Top 100 B.C. Technology Companies
T-Net operates the leading "portal" web site for the high
tech industry in BC.
The Guerrilla Guide to Interviewing - by Joel
Spolsky
This employer's guide to interviewing job seekers offers
insight into how some employers view and evaluate job
candidates.
Vancouver Public Library publishes
Job Search: A Library Guide highlighting the Business & Economic Division's key resources for job hunters:
résumés, cover letters, job interviews, job postings and how to tap into the "hidden job market".
YES Canada-BC
Non-profit organization dedicated to increasing access to
career and labour market information and assisting people
through education and training to successfully integrate
into the workforce.
Effective Cover Letters and Résumés
5 Cover Letter Types That Can Help You Get Interviews
There are five types of cover letters used during the job
search process: application letters (serve as an
introduction to your resume), prospecting letters (an
inquiry about possible vacancies or a request for an
informational interview), thank you letters (a follow-up to
an interview), acceptance letters (to accept a job offer),
or rejection letters (used to thank an employer for a job
offer, but to reject it).
Many job seekers concentrate their
efforts on developing a resume, but dedicate little time to
writing effective letters. While a resume is important, a
letter is an opportunity to further market your
qualifications.
From the University of Wisconsin.
Arguably the Best & Most Effective Job Search Campaign Ideas
by
medicinasualcance Solutions
Recommended at the top of this page for its advice on
targeting employers as part of your proactive job search
campaign, this resource also explains how to create powerful
résumés and cover letters which make your phone ring.
Co-op Student Résumé Samples from the University of Victoria
(UVic)
How To Write a Masterpiece of a Résumé
"Writing a great resume does not necessarily mean you should
follow the rules you hear through the grapevine. It does not
have to be one page or follow a specific résumé format.
Every résumé is a one-of-a-kind marketing communication. It
should be appropriate to your situation and do exactly what
you want it to do. Instead of a bunch of rules and tips, we
are going to cut to the chase in this brief guide and offer
you the most basic principles of writing a highly effective
résumé."
Data Loss Prevention / Disaster Recovery Planning
medicinasualcance Solutions' Data Loss Prevention / Disaster
Recovery Planning and Reliable System Setup
What would happen if you lost your important business
data including customer records, finances and email? We
provide Vancouver and area businesses with reliable
computer system setups at a price you can afford, giving
you one less thing to worry about.
Learn about our reliable system setup services
Hard Disk Data Recovery UK
"The Data Clinic provide you with a professional, cost
effective and prompt data recovery service from crashed
hard disks and other computer based media." Useful
information on what goes wrong with various hard drives.
Vancouver Community
Vancouver CommunityNet 
Small Business Resources
BC Contacts Marketing Software and BC Companies Directory
Do you need quick access to quality BC company
information including key company contacts?
BC Contacts™ is a Business Directory listing over 8,100
Vancouver, British Columbia and area companies which
helps you save time and money finding clients,
distributors, business partners, suppliers and
investors.
A ‘Swiss army knife’ for marketers, BC Contacts enables
you to more easily initiate and maintain contact with
prospects and clients using personalized, template-based
registered email and personalized, template-based
business letters which open in Microsoft Word at the
click of a button.
BC Innovation Council
The BC Innovation Council expands innovation by
providing a one-stop point of access and support to high
technology companies, educational institutions,
technology industry awareness groups, federal science
and technology agencies and university research labs.
"The BC Innovation Council brings together two respected
technology organizations: the Innovation and Science
Council of BC and the Advanced Systems Institute of BC,
which have merged into the BC Innovation Council."
eBusiness Connection (Small Business BC)
BC-based not-for-profit e-business resource centre. "We
offer a unique and comprehensive collection of
e-business information services to help BC’s small
businesses adapt to technological change, and maintain
and grow their businesses.
Business Plans and Planning Guides
Do you need sample business plans/guides for your BC
business? The following links provide a wide range of
free sample business plans as well as helpful tools for
planning and managing your business.
Sample Business Plans and Planning Guides
from eBusiness Connection (Small Business BC)
Proven Business Ideas from the Women's Enterprise
Centre
www.womensenterprise.ca
Over the past ten years, over 30,000 women in BC have
benefited from the services of Women's Enterprise Centre
with skills development, empowered lending and,
professional guidance to start, grow and succeed in BC.
As a non-profit organization, our first priority is to
help you succeed, not sell our services. Our team of
highly trained staff - most with real-life experience as
entrepreneurs - can assist you to start, grow and
succeed in your business. We serve women province-wide,
with offices in Kelowna, Vancouver and Victoria.
Business Planning and Cash Flow Forecasting
An excellent and comprehensive guide that will help any
entrepreneur from eBusiness Connection (Small Business
BC).
How to Research a Business Plan
A clear, easy to follow guide that details steps in the
research process from the BC Ministry of Stats.
Starting a Small Business in British Columbia: Preparing
a Cash Flow Forecast and Preparing a Business Plan
from eBusiness Connection (Small Business BC).
Guide for Canadian Small Businesses
Comprehensive document by the Canada Customs and Revenue
Agency
UBC's University-Industry Liaison Office links
General Information, Collaborative Research and
Technology Transfer/Commercialization
Web Design
Google AdWords Keyword Tool
Find popular queries that include your keywords
HTML
TIDY
Tidy is a free utility able to fix up a wide range of
problems and to bring to your attention things that you
need to work on yourself. Each item found is listed with
the line number and column so that you can see where the
problem lies in your markup.
Search Engine Watch
Search Engine Watch provides tips and information about
searching the web, analysis of the search engine
industry and help to site owners trying to improve their
ability to be found in search engines.
Sibername
Inexpensive, high quality web hosting featuring SQL Server
2000 databases, the latest .NET Framework version, and
more.
useit.com: Jakob Nielsen's Website
Don't be quick to pass judgment on this web
developer's resource, which at first glance looks like
it could have been crafted by someone making their first
attempt at web design. You will quickly find that the
opposite is true, as Jakob Neilson is really an
acclaimed web usability guru with excellent ideas.
useit.com's Alertbox: Current Issues in Web Usability
Web Design Usability Testing Resources
Useful, but dated usability testing results from
the Human/Machine Interface Interest Group at Washington
State University, Vancouver.
The World
Wide Web Consortium (W3C)
develops interoperable technologies (specifications,
guidelines, software, and tools) to lead the Web to its
full potential. W3C is a forum for information,
commerce, communication, and collective understanding.
W3C Markup
Validation Service -
http://validator.w3.org
A free service that checks documents like HTML and XHTML
for conformance to W3C Recommendations and other
standards.
W3C CSS Validation Service -
http://jigsaw.w3.org/css-validator
Free service that checks validity of Cascading Style Sheets
(CSS) in (X)HTML documents or standalone for conformance to
W3C recommendations.
(checks of Cascading Style Sheets)
WebXACT checks visually impaired screenreader accessibility
and is a free online service that lets you test single pages
of web content for quality,
accessibility, and privacy issues
-
http://bobby.watchfire.com
.NET Software Development & Custom Programming
medicinasualcance Solutions'
.NET software development resources
Software developers leveraging Microsoft's .NET
Framework-based technologies should find value in this
page listing hundreds of online resources.
Microsoft Solutions Framework
Consistently delivering high-quality technology solutions on
time and on budget is challenging for any business. The
Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) provides people and
process guidance—the proven practices of Microsoft—to help
teams and organizations become more successful in delivering
business-driven technology solutions to their customers. MSF
is a deliberate and disciplined approach to technology
projects based on a defined set of principles, models,
disciplines, concepts, guidelines, and proven practices from
Microsoft.
.NET Software Development Best Practices by Steve
McConnell
Software development is largely about managing complexity,
and comprehensive project design plays a critical role in
the success of medium and large projects.
"A certain amount of software complexity is inherent in the
problems we try to solve, but a large part depends as much
on the nature of the solution as the problem. The best
solutions are those created by people who realize just how
small their skulls are and tailor their solutions
accordingly".
.NET (dotnet)
Tips and Tutorials
C# (C Sharp), VB.Net and ASP.Net help, tips, and tutorials
from the experts. Featuring message boards and a
database of tutorials for .Net assistance.
OOAD Use Case UML Training: Application Lifecycle
Training at Duncan Thomas
Application Lifecycle Training - training to improve
software development, requirements training, UML
training, .Net (DOTNET) training , Caliber & SCRUM
training.
Rational Unified Process (RUP)
The Rational Unified Process is an iterative software
development process framework created by the Rational
Software Corporation, since 2002 a division of IBM.
The RUP is not a single concrete prescriptive process, but
rather an adaptable process framework, intended to be
tailored by the development organizations and software
project teams that will select the elements of the process
that are appropriate for their needs.
The Rational Unified Process (RUP) is also a software
process product, originally developed by Rational Software,
and now available from IBM. The product includes a
hyperlinked knowledge base with sample artifacts and
detailed descriptions for many different types of
activities. RUP is included in the IBM Rational Method
Composer (RMC) product which allows customization of the
process.
With the commercial success of the RUP product, a generic,
non-proprietary version of the process was created, the
Unified Process, leading to competing refinements of
process and product.
Link Exchange
Centre for India and South Asia Research (CISAR), University
of British Columbia
Graduate Student (Council) of the Faculty of Education at
UBC
Information Technology Lawyers
Business law solutions for a wide array of technology based
businesses and industries
Vancouver BC Web Designer
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