What kind of master’s can you get with a non stem or accounting degree that are worth something?
I don't really understand your question. Every master's is worth it, just like every bachelor's is worth it, provided you're getting it for a reason. If you're trying to get into Computer Science, get a M.S. in C.S. It doesn't too much matter what you did your undergrad in.
Wait I didn’t know you could do that with any degree. I thought that you would have to have had taken the courses in undergrad to get the master’s in CS.
As long as you meet program requirements you have a shot at getting in. I'd expect to have to take one or two classes on algorithms, possibly a class on compilers or something else low level. But that's going to vary by program. IT is much too broad a term. Your question is like asking how do I feel about a job in healthcare. That could be anything from a nurse, to a pharmacist, to a surgeon, to a business analyst.
I get what you’re saying with the IT thing because I keep forgetting that they’re different fields in it, but the bachelor’s is just IT.
Generally, an IT or Information Systems type of degree will put you down the track that people who go for certs is on. By the end you should probably have the knowledge for A+, Net+, possibly Sec+ and possibly CISSP or CISSA (I can't recall exactly which, I don't go for certs). If you look at job postings that require those certs and like what you see, that path is fine for you. But if you're looking to do software engineering you're better off with a Computer Science degree.
I cheated my way through algebra and chem (lots of math) last semester with no shame lol
Well in my case all of my algebra class the test were group test, so one of us in the group would just pull out a notebook and write down the formulas real quick while my professor was looking away.Tips? I need to cheat on every single thing when it comes to math.
don't start until mid-feb.How’s everyone’s spring semester going so far?
What are you studying?
