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Frederick
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Which career am I gonna get if I study computer science course after high school ?
Which career am I gonna get if I study computer science course after high school?
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Fred Rosenberger
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The obvious answer is a career in computer science.
CS is a VERY broad term, covering all kinds of things. Development (which alone has many sub-categories), security, networking, database management, project management, patent work, sales...there are SO many ways to go with a CS degree. The trick is to find one you find interesting and specialize in it.
CS is a VERY broad term, covering all kinds of things. Development (which alone has many sub-categories), security, networking, database management, project management, patent work, sales...there are SO many ways to go with a CS degree. The trick is to find one you find interesting and specialize in it.
Elliot Jordan
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Hi Frederick,
Its not really so much something "you're gonna get" - it is much more of something you WILL CHOOSE once you have DECIDED which area of CS you want to focus on, Because that area appeals to you and you enjoy it and are INTERESTED in spending a lot of time learning it. So lets back up. What brought you to CS?? Do you already have an idea what you find interesting within it? As mentioned here, it is a very broad discipline and infinite things to learn! So take a step back, look at it all, and make some decisions. Narrow it down...this make take a little time. There's a LOT to look at!
Its not really so much something "you're gonna get" - it is much more of something you WILL CHOOSE once you have DECIDED which area of CS you want to focus on, Because that area appeals to you and you enjoy it and are INTERESTED in spending a lot of time learning it. So lets back up. What brought you to CS?? Do you already have an idea what you find interesting within it? As mentioned here, it is a very broad discipline and infinite things to learn! So take a step back, look at it all, and make some decisions. Narrow it down...this make take a little time. There's a LOT to look at!