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soozin wrote:I have no clue... I want to start in computers, possibly in Microsoft like my dad, but I don't want to be writing line after line of code my entire life. I'll go to management or PR sooner or later.
Your looking at two completely different majors there though.
You'd have to do a Computer Science degree for your programming. PR stuff would require a degree in a form of communications. From there you have to decide what kind of commucations you are wanting to go into. Are you wanting to do journalism stuff, i.e. writing stuff out for others to read, public speaking, making commercials, etc... There's also graphic design adn all that stuff too.
Soozin- take a look at a Management Information Systems degree. Its basically a computer science and management degree in one. Its focuses more on the business aspects of computers. That is what I'm getting.
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I thought comp-sci related jobs were starting to become less and less available? At least I thought I recall hearing that somewhere, so many comp-sci majors and not enough jobs.
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I want to be an Aeronautical Engineer.
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Actually, computer-related jobs are becoming more and more popular and have much higher salaries. We live in a community where computers and robots are taking over ;)
Armando wrote:Actually, computer-related jobs are becoming more and more popular and have much higher salaries. We live in a community where computers and robots are taking over ;)
well you know what?
your opinion doesn't count :p
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Yay, I was answered by AdminChris and What! Yerse, I do like journalism and making speeches. Management information systems sounds perfect! Also, I have been told that there are few women entering computer careers because of the .com crash, so I think that also gives me a chance. :)
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I probably going down the mathematical/science field...not sure exactly:D
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ShirtNinja101 wrote:well you know what?
your opinion doesn't count :p
hey thats not a very nice to say to a moderator...Ed :D
like my avatar??? GOOD this is a real unit that was recently sent overseas so you BETTER support them!!!! :)
just got accepted into the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It's going to be incredibly hard, but hey, if I get to fly an A-10 warthog life is goooood:cool: .
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