Brief introduction of JAVA lecturer Zhang Xiaoxiang?

Zhang Xiaoxiang, 1995, graduated from Beijing Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree. After graduation, under the guidance of computer experts, I mastered programming languages and tools such as VC, VB and JAVA, and devoted myself to computer software development. He has worked in CIMS Project Team of National 863 Plan, Tekville Company, Motorola Company and Tsinghua Wanbo China Education Hotline website. During the period, I worked part-time as a VC++ training lecturer in a computer training school, which won unanimous praise from my classmates and was also recognized as an ace training lecturer in the school.

From 2000 to 20001year, he became the technical director of a company in Tsinghua Pioneer Park with technology, and led a technical team of more than a dozen doctors and masters in Tsinghua to develop file distribution software, screen sharing software, distance teaching system, video monitoring and conference system. It also involves IDS (hacker intrusion detection system), electronic wallet, call center, network card driver, VOD video on demand and other fields. Some of the above systems are developed by VC++ and some by Java.

200 1-2002, as the teaching director of a training center in Beijing, teaching VC++, java and other courses, imparting his own practical experience and understanding, making cases and outlines of many courses, cultivating many high-income on-the-job students, and changing the previous projects into Java/Jsp for students to learn from. I was once attracted by a headhunting company and offered an annual salary of 200,000 on behalf of a well-known large company at home and abroad. I was invited to explain the Java course, and I was unmoved. On-the-spot training was conducted for enterprises and institutions such as Institute of Telecommunications Information, three electronic institutes, six Hitachi Watson, Xinhua News Agency and Aviation Industry Research Institute of the Ministry of Information Industry, which were highly praised by these units.

From 2003 to 2003, I began to gradually organize my years of development and training experience into easy-to-understand books, and recorded all my good courses into live classroom videos, making my greatest contribution to the popularization of practical programming technology in China. The plan has been recognized and strongly supported by the Education and Training Committee of China Software Industry Association.