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07-27-2001

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Colleges in Chicago Area

Hi All,

I'm a business analyst wishing to develop technical skills. I'm wishing to expand my knowledge and learn the Unix environment. Does anyone know of a college in the Chicago area that offers a good program?

Thanks much-
Brian

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