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Darivie04:
Computer Science ≠ Mathematics

You have to have a goal in life, if you do your choice of study should be easy to pick. Picking a course cause of influence e.t.c seems a bit shortsighted. Well that's how I feel about it.

If you intend working in our country then I'll suggest comp sci.

I applied computer science and was given mathematics.... That's the problem.. And I code too, I've got passion for computing and I was unable to secure computer science

Dvd4:
Do you know Comp. Science at all?

I do, it's mathematic too! But which is more professional and why?

Which of the two has more respect, influence and that can stand a high chance of getting job.......?

Thanks for your contribution.....

Please tech and experienced IT expert in the House help and clarify things for me.


What is the difference between "computer science" and "computer science education"

I applied computer sci. And was offered computer science education

Can they both work in the same level (company)?,
Is there huge difference between the two?,
Is there little similarity?
Should I study it and work on my skills or just forfeit the admission and try again?

Does course matter or the skills?

Please help an ignorant novice on career exposure.... Thank you for your contribution!

castrol180:
Computer sc. Edu is good and better for you. Many are regretting not having any qualification from education as that's the only job outside now and without edu nothing could be done.

Thank you for your contributions.....

castrol180:
Penocode, maybe you are novice here. This your post ought not to be here but in education section

I'm sorry about that, I never knew.... I'm actually a novice here. Thanks

Please tech and experienced IT expert in the House help and clarify things for me.


What is the difference between "computer science" and "computer science education"

I applied computer sci. And was offered computer science education

Can they both work in the same level (company)?,
Is there huge difference between the two?,
Is there little similarity?
Should I study it and work on my skills or just forfeit the admission and try again?

Does course matter or the skills?

Please help an ignorant novice on career exposure.... Thank you for your contribution!