Besides teaching...
What can I do with a political science and computer science degree?
Computer programming. Good money...
Reply:the most obvious:
Pol Sci - career in law. Most lawyers took political science before taking the bar exam.
Com Sci - job relating to computers - IT or something, perhaps.
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Friday, May 21, 2010
Whch is the best college for Computer Science in USA?
Any idea, which is considered to be the best university/college for taking up Comp Science?
Whch is the best college for Computer Science in USA?
Stevens Institute of Technology.
I know, it's not heard of.
But it's in NJ, 10 minutes outside of NYC.
Comp Sci is the most popular major here.
98% job placement immediately out of college.
Average starting salary is 56000.
And the school's hard to get into, but not impossible.
Reply:Probably something like MIT or CalTech
Reply:in the Northeast, its MIT then RPI
Whch is the best college for Computer Science in USA?
Stevens Institute of Technology.
I know, it's not heard of.
But it's in NJ, 10 minutes outside of NYC.
Comp Sci is the most popular major here.
98% job placement immediately out of college.
Average starting salary is 56000.
And the school's hard to get into, but not impossible.
Reply:Probably something like MIT or CalTech
Reply:in the Northeast, its MIT then RPI
Are there any really good jobs for a person with an AA in Computer Science?
In San Jose CA, and I don't want to do Computer Technology Work.
Are there any really good jobs for a person with an AA in Computer Science?
Some of the private employment agencies have the best job listings. but be care as many jobs seem to be up to often for it not to have someone farming out jobs from within the company to them for a little extra profit.
I would buy some of the magazines relating to those companies you want to work for and get information on them. you can also go to the Internet and inn yahoo search type in computer science companies or several ways to search such as companies using computer science. That should bring up many companies you can research. most of them have information about employment.
If you are a minority you have the edge. If you are a female you have the edge in some areas. If you are a minority female you have a job in more than a few companies as many are seeking minority female applicants tot satisfy state and federal guidelines however unmoral and unethical, and illegal that is under the constitution. So us it.l
Reply:teach high school cuz nebody can
Reply:lol!!! then what kind of work you want to do?
get specialized in something else if you dont want to do what you are specialized at.
Reply:You should consider an AA degree in Computer Science to be a stepping-stone to higher education. An AA in CS will only get you the jobs you've described.
This kind of job is good experience and better than some entry-level positions that are out there. You'll need to get more education/experience to get better jobs.
Reply:Teach teach teach!!!!~!!!!
Are there any really good jobs for a person with an AA in Computer Science?
Some of the private employment agencies have the best job listings. but be care as many jobs seem to be up to often for it not to have someone farming out jobs from within the company to them for a little extra profit.
I would buy some of the magazines relating to those companies you want to work for and get information on them. you can also go to the Internet and inn yahoo search type in computer science companies or several ways to search such as companies using computer science. That should bring up many companies you can research. most of them have information about employment.
If you are a minority you have the edge. If you are a female you have the edge in some areas. If you are a minority female you have a job in more than a few companies as many are seeking minority female applicants tot satisfy state and federal guidelines however unmoral and unethical, and illegal that is under the constitution. So us it.l
Reply:teach high school cuz nebody can
Reply:lol!!! then what kind of work you want to do?
get specialized in something else if you dont want to do what you are specialized at.
Reply:You should consider an AA degree in Computer Science to be a stepping-stone to higher education. An AA in CS will only get you the jobs you've described.
This kind of job is good experience and better than some entry-level positions that are out there. You'll need to get more education/experience to get better jobs.
Reply:Teach teach teach!!!!~!!!!
Which universities are good for computer science and engineering in Canada?
What is time duration for MSc. and PhD?How much the course fees for MSc?Is there any scholarship system?Is there any part time job for students?
Which universities are good for computer science and engineering in Canada?
University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. Considered one of the best engineering schools in the world.
Reply:waterloo and uoft are the best for engineering..but the are really hard and uoft is known to make u wanna kill ur self..the easiest school that has engineering is ottawa its really easy and it still gives u an engineering degree tho its not whidly recognized..mcmaster and queens are farly recognized and not as intence as uoft and waterloo...good luck(ps: dont go to uoft)
Which universities are good for computer science and engineering in Canada?
University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario. Considered one of the best engineering schools in the world.
Reply:waterloo and uoft are the best for engineering..but the are really hard and uoft is known to make u wanna kill ur self..the easiest school that has engineering is ottawa its really easy and it still gives u an engineering degree tho its not whidly recognized..mcmaster and queens are farly recognized and not as intence as uoft and waterloo...good luck(ps: dont go to uoft)
What exactly is computer science?
im applying fof college this year and i dont know what the hell is computer science,
what do they exactly teach you there?
What exactly is computer science?
Computer Science is a study of computers in general.
Computer Science teaches you how to make programs by using C++ and Java Languages, make Operating System, learn Computer logics and theory of computing, learn about networking and understanding the operations of the computer and it's core concepts.
Reply:In my experience, most institutions lump basic object oriented programming and process analysis as "computer science". Computer engineering meant they taught you C programming. This was particulary fruestrating to me as I was looking for network engineering - the implementation and organization of networks starting with switches and working all the way up to the server level. Most traditional institutions do not address this need yet.
Reply:Computer science is a very general term for anything dealing with computers. As you go through college, you will decide where to focus. Some options are - 1) programming (i.e. software development, 2) networking, 3) hardware (i.e. device drivers such as video cards.
It all will depend on your interest.
Reply:The science of computers.
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what do they exactly teach you there?
What exactly is computer science?
Computer Science is a study of computers in general.
Computer Science teaches you how to make programs by using C++ and Java Languages, make Operating System, learn Computer logics and theory of computing, learn about networking and understanding the operations of the computer and it's core concepts.
Reply:In my experience, most institutions lump basic object oriented programming and process analysis as "computer science". Computer engineering meant they taught you C programming. This was particulary fruestrating to me as I was looking for network engineering - the implementation and organization of networks starting with switches and working all the way up to the server level. Most traditional institutions do not address this need yet.
Reply:Computer science is a very general term for anything dealing with computers. As you go through college, you will decide where to focus. Some options are - 1) programming (i.e. software development, 2) networking, 3) hardware (i.e. device drivers such as video cards.
It all will depend on your interest.
Reply:The science of computers.
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I am taking computer science in the fall , what kind of math would be involved?
I am good at algebra and Geomatry,but i am struggling in Algebra 2 with a grade of C because all of my attention went into a really hare AP History class . I hope to pay more attention next year in Pre calc.
I AM PLANING TO MAJOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
I am taking computer science in the fall , what kind of math would be involved?
Usually, Comp Sci majors have to take 2-3 years of calculus. You'll need to get your math skills up... but don't worry....
Calculus is actually quite a bit of fun. A lot of times, people that struggle with elementary math do really well as soon as they get to more interesting courses. You might just enjoy yourself.
If not, then you'll have to work pretty hard, and be a part of some good study groups.
Reply:Through calculus, you can also expect to take 2-3 years of physics and chemistry or biology too.
Reply:I'm a great programmer, and you don't need as much calculus as the books say you do. :P
Trigonometry, sure. But it involves more logic than math.
I AM PLANING TO MAJOR IN COMPUTER SCIENCE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL
I am taking computer science in the fall , what kind of math would be involved?
Usually, Comp Sci majors have to take 2-3 years of calculus. You'll need to get your math skills up... but don't worry....
Calculus is actually quite a bit of fun. A lot of times, people that struggle with elementary math do really well as soon as they get to more interesting courses. You might just enjoy yourself.
If not, then you'll have to work pretty hard, and be a part of some good study groups.
Reply:Through calculus, you can also expect to take 2-3 years of physics and chemistry or biology too.
Reply:I'm a great programmer, and you don't need as much calculus as the books say you do. :P
Trigonometry, sure. But it involves more logic than math.
What can I do with a BA in Computer Science or Information Technology?
I'm thinking about switching my major to this because I like math and working with computers. What kind of careers will this prepare me for and is this a good major?
What can I do with a BA in Computer Science or Information Technology?
As a general overview, the typical path after a 4-year degree in Computer Science would be an entry-level position as a programmer doing programming "grunt work" or software development as a junior member of a project team.
An Information Technology degree would put you more in a position to work as part of a team managing personal computers, servers, and networks for a business.
Reply:Yes, definitely a good idea. A major in computer science/or information technology will prepare you for a job that is in high demand. I would recommend getting a certification also such as ones from Microsoft or Cisco which will give you additional earning power. It's one of the hottest fields, despite the dot com bust and continues to grow. You can make major money in that field - if you land with the right company and with hard work, you could be making six digits in a couple of years. Good luck studying!
What can I do with a BA in Computer Science or Information Technology?
As a general overview, the typical path after a 4-year degree in Computer Science would be an entry-level position as a programmer doing programming "grunt work" or software development as a junior member of a project team.
An Information Technology degree would put you more in a position to work as part of a team managing personal computers, servers, and networks for a business.
Reply:Yes, definitely a good idea. A major in computer science/or information technology will prepare you for a job that is in high demand. I would recommend getting a certification also such as ones from Microsoft or Cisco which will give you additional earning power. It's one of the hottest fields, despite the dot com bust and continues to grow. You can make major money in that field - if you land with the right company and with hard work, you could be making six digits in a couple of years. Good luck studying!
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