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The author holds a Bachelor Degree in Mathematics, a Master Degree in
Management and a Doctoral Degree in Business Administration.
He
obtained the DBA degree from University
of South Australia.
He has been involved in programming for more than 15 years. He created the popular online Visual Basic Tutorial at www.vbtutor.net in 1996 and since then the web site has attracted millions of visitors .It is the top ranked Visual Basic tutorial website in many search engines including Google. He has also written a few Visual Basic related books. One of the books, Visual Basic 6 Made Easy was published by BookSurge LLC, an Amazon.com publisher. The rest are ebooks. Learn more about the author at helium.com
The author has also created a research portal with the intention to help undergraduate and graduate students to learn more about conducting an academic research. Click on the button below to view the web portal. If you wish to contact the author, please send en email to : admin@vbtutor.net
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