By now, we all know the rules: You can only have one class at a time and you can’t take multiple classes at once.

You’re limited to six hours of sleep a night and you’re only allowed to work on a computer for three hours at a stretch.

But there are some lessons to be learned from some of the courses we took at the Birmingham Computer Course, and we think they’ve been worth it.

The course is a two-day workshop that’s packed with tutorials and a mix of real-world information and a more hands-on approach.

We’ve also got our pick of the best software classes for people who want to get into the field faster, but don’t have much time to spend with it.

We spoke to a number of instructors to find out which courses are worth trying, and which you should definitely take as soon as you can.

We’re still in the middle of the Birmingham course, so there are no updates yet on when the next one will be happening.

We’ll update this post with the results once the Birmingham is done.

But for now, let’s take a look at the best tech courses for beginners and those looking to learn new skills in a short space of time.

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IT Basics for Beginners The Birmingham course is one of the few in the UK that offers online courses for students.

But you can take the course at home for £10 ($14) a session, which includes a laptop and a video chat.

There are two modules: a programming tutorial and a set of hands-off questions.

The tutorial is a lot like any other coding course: You’ll get a chance to learn about programming fundamentals and some programming languages.

Then, as you learn more about your programming language, you’ll be asked to write code.

The questions are simple, so you’ll get the basics down quickly, but they can also help you think through your code.

You’ll have to answer a series of five questions and get feedback from a colleague.

After you’ve completed all five questions, you will get a certificate of completion, which is valid for two years.

If you want to do more advanced coding exercises, you can also take the coding course at a later date.

It’s free, so it’s not a bad deal if you’re just looking for a quick refresher.

But if you want a more serious look at coding, this course is worth trying.

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Python Basics The Python course is the one we think is best for people wanting to learn the language.

If the price tag is right, you’re going to spend at least £80 ($101) per week on the course.

You might be able to get a discount on the price if you sign up with the official PyCampus account, which lets you access all courses in one place.

The PyCampes course is aimed at beginners who want more of an introduction to Python.

The instructor is Chris Taylor, who says it’s the most complete Python course he’s ever seen.

It is divided into six modules, but you’ll only be able get through each module once.

For example, the first module, Introduction to Python, is a short introduction to the language and how it works.

The second module, A Tutorial in Python, will walk you through basic Python concepts and show you how to write your first Python script.

The last module, Intermediate Python, has everything you need to start building complex Python applications.

But the real meat of the course is Python itself, which you’ll learn in one of four modules: Introduction to the Language, Introduction 2.0, Python 3, Python 4 and Advanced.

Each module covers one of Python’s most popular features, which are objects, modules and functions.

You can find the full list of modules here.

Python is the most popular programming language on the planet, so this course can be a good place to learn how to code.

However, it’s a little more advanced than other Python courses.

The modules cover more advanced topics such as programming with databases and XML and the rest of the core Python language.

There’s also a very fun, hands- on, project-based module called The Basics.

You get to write basic programs and interact with the computer, but it’s all done with the language in mind.

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Ruby Basics Ruby is a very popular programming languages, so many people learn it in one way or another.

But Ruby is one that you should really try to take for beginners.

This course, which comes with an in-person instructor, will help you learn the basics of Ruby and get you started in a different direction.

Ruby is used by millions of developers around the world, but there are many more people who don’t use it.

Ruby has a powerful syntax and is a perfect fit for a beginner, as it offers many of the same features and is easy to learn.

Ruby’s syntax is also quite powerful, so even if you aren’t interested in learning Ruby, you could learn some basic Ruby by taking the