or unwilling to help.
You have to take the first steps yourself in figuring it out. If you post your design and plan, we can critique it and give you pointers.
Even though I can build this in an less then an hour. Me telling you how to do it does you no good.
Something people don't realize when they start out in IT. There are 2 groups of people, those who succeed and those who don't. The major difference between the 2 groups is the ability to teach yourself.
I know it sounds like an oxymoron, teach yourself.
But it is the ability to learn something without anyone else showing you how to do it.
The majority of work that is done in IT is problem solving. The ability to teach yourself is invaluable. As you will find that most sucessful people in IT have never had any formal schooling. (not true of programmers and hardware engineers though, different disciplines, they need the structure of classroom learning to learn the basics)
I for one have never stepped foot inside a academic style classroom. All of my knowledge has come from years of trial and error, reading as many books as I possibly can.
Your going to fail many times when you start out. And that is ok. You only learn when you fail. Hell i've messed some systems up so bad that I am still ashamed of it. But I learned from my mistakes and I won't make them again.
You need to do the same and at least give yourself the oppurtinity to fail.