Introduction to Corporate Finance, Columbia University. Adiv Abramson on graduating university he started work in desktop database application development, working with dBase III, Paradox and FoxPro. Later he added spreadsheet development to his repertoire with Lotus 123 and Quattro Pro. He has been programming Microsoft Excel, Access and other Office applications since 1997, when he landed his first job requiring use of Excel, which he did not know at the time.But he quickly learned the UI and then began to study and master VBA, the programming language that drives all Microsoft Office applications. His specialty is in workflow automation, data processing and analysis. He usually works in Excel but have made many hybrid applications involving Excel, Word, Access and Outlook in varying combinations. Currently on track to enhance his skills with several courses in C#, Python 3, BI, SSIS, AWS et. al. Although VBA shall always be his strong suit he wants to increase and expand his programming capabilities to stay relevant in today's highly competitive and dynamic technology market.

Tom O. has nine years experience as a teacher of mathematics, physics, statistics, and programming. He worked for five years as a database programmer using various technologies such as .NET, Clipper, SQL, SQL Server, SAS, Excel, and others. He is the publisher of one of the most successful programming courses, called "Learn C# With Visual Studio 2013". Currently, he is working as a mathematics and computer science teacher at a college in NY. Related Education: Master of Science in Applied Statistical Computing, Kennesaw State University; Bachelor of Arts, Pure Mathematics, Queens College; Associates of Science in Computer ProgrammingMicroeconomics Certificate, MIT;