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May 15th 2009, 9:02 pm

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Re: May 12 Announcements

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Originally Posted by Altavista

I was referring to the guy who said on this thread that Computing professionals will be removed from MODL.

But as per DEEWR reply, they are giving recommendations to DIAC for inclusion of occupations in MODL. Means no other occupation will be removed from MODL.

I guess you did not read my post correctly.

I said that "Someone working for DEEWR implied that not all IT specialisations will remain on the list."

I did NOT say that all 14 computing professional specialisations will be removed.

May 15th 2009, 9:09 pm

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Re: May 12 Announcements

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Originally Posted by grantvt

Im not sure what specialisation would be seen as being too broad. .NET Technologies includes C#, ASP.NET, VB.NET, ADO.NET, etc so they would have to create new categories for each of this if .NET Technologies were to be removed for example.

No. I don't think ".Net Technologies" is too broad. It's not difficult for them to assess. I personally guess it's something else. Maybe should think from assessor's perspective.

I would guess for example a Linux Administrator / Programmer is a reasonable candidate for Linux specialisation but a graphic designer who use GIMP on Linux only should not meet the requirement.

Also, don't you agree Solaris is Unix?

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May 15th 2009, 10:59 pm

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Re: May 12 Announcements

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Originally Posted by TtiGeR

I dont think its something anyone can predict really. Not sure how an ACS assessor thinks as well but I agree with some of your points about how difficult it must be to assess some occupations within IT.

Last edited by grantvt; May 15th 2009 at 11:09 pm.