1. Which has the higher demand/salary?
2. What are the common things about them?
3. What are the different things about them?
4. Where does Comp. Sci/Engr/I.T. focus on?
Thanks in advance!
I'm a graduating computer technician student and I want to pursue more of my career by achieving a degree.
I enjoy programming, networking, desktop support or any troubleshooting as long as I'm working with a computer. I'm more capable on programming and I think I enjoy it more a little. But I'm afraid if I choose Comp. Science, would I be stuck sitting in front of a computer the whole day and only knows about programming? If I.T., some people says that demands for I.T. graduates are becoming less in the near future. If Comp. Engr., would I be stuck in computer repairs? BUT if the comp. engrs. do some programmings/networking, I think that would be my choice.
I want to have a job not focusing on doing only just one thing.
2. What are the common things about them?
3. What are the different things about them?
4. Where does Comp. Sci/Engr/I.T. focus on?
Thanks in advance!
I'm a graduating computer technician student and I want to pursue more of my career by achieving a degree.
I enjoy programming, networking, desktop support or any troubleshooting as long as I'm working with a computer. I'm more capable on programming and I think I enjoy it more a little. But I'm afraid if I choose Comp. Science, would I be stuck sitting in front of a computer the whole day and only knows about programming? If I.T., some people says that demands for I.T. graduates are becoming less in the near future. If Comp. Engr., would I be stuck in computer repairs? BUT if the comp. engrs. do some programmings/networking, I think that would be my choice.
I want to have a job not focusing on doing only just one thing.