Month: November 2018

The Future of AV Programming: Part 3

This is one part in a series of posts about my journey through the AV world.  I’ve broken these up into bite-sized portions that shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes to read.  I’m hoping to explore the future of systems programming in the Audio/Visual sense.  Let me know if I wander off into a tangent somewhere, I tend to forget where I’m going.

I went to ITT Tech and studied subjects designed so I could land a job in IT.  Instead, I took a left turn and ended up in AV.  Well, joke’s on me because AV and IT ended up merging anyways.  I may have traded away my knowledge about ASN.1 for the Inverse Square Law, but I think you can agree I’m the winner there.

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The Future of AV Programming: Part 2

This is one part in a series of posts about my journey through the AV world.  I’ve broken these up into bite-sized portions that shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes to read.  I’m hoping to explore the future of systems programming in the Audio/Visual sense.  Let me know if I wander off into a tangent somewhere, I tend to forget where I’m going.

Last time, I talked about my aspirations of one day becoming a professional programmer.  I hadn’t touched on the AV industry at all since it was largely unknown to me then.  I had a few interviews lined up the week before graduating, and I ended up accepting an entry-level position at an AV company.  They were primarily a TANDBERG reseller who also did occasional system integration work.

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