The World¡¯s Youngest MCSD.net and His Dream
 

The World¡¯s Youngest MCSD.net and His Dream



Haibo Shi, a 17-year-old teenager, has become an Early Achiever Microsoft
Certificate Solution Developer for Microsoft.net, which is Microsoft's
highest-level certification for Programmers. Microsoft founded MCSD.net in
August, 2003, after a month he got the certification. Why is he so
outstanding among his peers? His unique experience can tell us.

He left school in his second year in junior middle school and started his
home-schooling experience. In the first few years, he taught himself the
curriculums of middle school with the help of a computer. In the mean time,
he learned to use many softwares, such as Macromedia Flash, Dreamwaver,
Photoshop, 3dsmax etc. Because he has shown his gift in computer, many
people invited him to be their children's computer teacher. He helped many
families buy and maintain computers. He has excellent craft in art design;
one of his Flash movies (For Intel and Sohu) won him a reward.

He has a great passion to promote his way of learning, although many people
tell him that it is wrong to leave school and he will go back to school
sooner or later. They think he won't find a job without a degree. Haibo
built a website to show them the beneficial of online learning and the
unimportance of diploma.

He is a miscellaneous young man. He loves sports, paints paintings, and does
exchanges in the stock market, and reads famous people's story. Bill Gates
and Michael Dell are his icons.

In order to be a real computer expert, he started to learn programming
himself. He use English version textbook at the very beginning, which was
really hard for him. His way of self-learning has been so rough and many
friends and relatives persuaded him to give up. But with the great support
of his parents and in order to show his independent capability, he has stuck
it out. After a year and a half's hard-working, he passed all the tests of
MCSD successfully and become the youngest MCSD.net. This year, he is
seventeen.

Many friends and relatives congratulated him and some of them said they
should change their mind for Haibo's experience. The average income of MCSD
is 80,000 dollars a year, which is much higher than that of a college
graduate.

Now he is working at home to do projects for other companies as a part time
job and this won't take his much time. Haibo won't find a job; he thinks it
is not fit for him. He said, ¡°My experience shouldn't have been so hard,
and all people's self-learning experiences shouldn't have been so hard."
Without proper course and guide, he has gone wrong too many times. "If I had
multimedia courses to explain so many abstract concepts and a teacher's
advice, I could have reached my goal much earlier." After so many
difficulties he has experienced, he found a very easy method to convert his
programming course into multimedia form. So, now he is preparing for a
business plan of his future company. He wants to open a company which offers
professional multimedia courses for IT field and online counseling for
users.

He wants to set up professional certification for self-learners. He said,"
With the help of my course, people can learn whenever and wherever they can.
After passing the exam, they can get a certificate. People won't be fearful
about college diploma anymore."

He is working hard to achieve his dream. He wants to help other people
become their best. Now, what he needs is the venture capital, with which he
can start his company as soon as possible and quickly make the course
finished.

The World¡¯s Youngest MCSD.net and His Dream
 

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>-----Original Message-----
>The World¡¯s Youngest MCSD.net and His Dream
>
>
>
>Haibo Shi, a 17-year-old teenager, has become an Early
Achiever Microsoft
>Certificate Solution Developer for Microsoft.net, which
is Microsoft's
>highest-level certification for Programmers. Microsoft
founded MCSD.net in
>August, 2003, after a month he got the certification. Why
is he so
>outstanding among his peers? His unique experience can
tell us.
>
> He left school in his second year in junior middle
school and started his
>home-schooling experience. In the first few years, he
taught himself the
>curriculums of middle school with the help of a computer.
In the mean time,
>he learned to use many softwares, such as Macromedia
Flash, Dreamwaver,
>Photoshop, 3dsmax etc. Because he has shown his gift in
computer, many
>people invited him to be their children's computer
teacher. He helped many
>families buy and maintain computers. He has excellent
craft in art design;
>one of his Flash movies (For Intel and Sohu) won him a
reward.
>
>He has a great passion to promote his way of learning,
although many people
>tell him that it is wrong to leave school and he will go
back to school
>sooner or later. They think he won't find a job without a
degree. Haibo
>built a website to show them the beneficial of online
learning and the
>unimportance of diploma.
>
>He is a miscellaneous young man. He loves sports, paints
paintings, and does
>exchanges in the stock market, and reads famous people's
story. Bill Gates
>and Michael Dell are his icons.
>
>In order to be a real computer expert, he started to
learn programming
>himself. He use English version textbook at the very
beginning, which was
>really hard for him. His way of self-learning has been so
rough and many
>friends and relatives persuaded him to give up. But with
the great support
>of his parents and in order to show his independent
capability, he has stuck
>it out. After a year and a half's hard-working, he passed
all the tests of
>MCSD successfully and become the youngest MCSD.net. This
year, he is
>seventeen.
>
>Many friends and relatives congratulated him and some of
them said they
>should change their mind for Haibo's experience. The
average income of MCSD
>is 80,000 dollars a year, which is much higher than that
of a college
>graduate.
>
>Now he is working at home to do projects for other
companies as a part time
>job and this won't take his much time. Haibo won't find a
job; he thinks it
>is not fit for him. He said, ¡°My experience shouldn't
have been so hard,
>and all people's self-learning experiences shouldn't have
been so hard."
>Without proper course and guide, he has gone wrong too
many times. "If I had
>multimedia courses to explain so many abstract concepts
and a teacher's
>advice, I could have reached my goal much earlier." After
so many
>difficulties he has experienced, he found a very easy
method to convert his
>programming course into multimedia form. So, now he is
preparing for a
>business plan of his future company. He wants to open a
company which offers
>professional multimedia courses for IT field and online
counseling for
>users.
>
>He wants to set up professional certification for self-
learners. He said,"
>With the help of my course, people can learn whenever and
wherever they can.
>After passing the exam, they can get a certificate.
People won't be fearful
>about college diploma anymore."
>
>He is working hard to achieve his dream. He wants to help
other people
>become their best. Now, what he needs is the venture
capital, with which he
>can start his company as soon as possible and quickly
make the course
>finished.
>
>
>
>
>.
>