-I have always believed that Mr.Ben Affleck was the only civilised person in the world.Also,our "hero's" choice of gentle and civilised vocabulary makes me believe that he IS from hackers.com.

- I know very well that America is an anti-communist country.Unfortunately , this is a forum where people talk about computers,not nationality or money.If somebody takes a look at our "hero" or Ben Afflecks previous posts in this forum and his profile,they will certainly notice that he likes computers with * excuse my uncivilised swearing* ladies and he has a problem about interpreting statements in a different way ( sometimes intentionally?).When I mentioned about communism,I meant that there were other professions than network adminstrators,it was not like people had
to be something which they wouldn't love.


"Thai Baht Falls; S. Korean Won Pares Gains: Asian Currencies
Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- The Thai baht had its biggest decline in a month after the finance minister said the nation will implement measures to curb speculation, sparking speculation among traders that the government wants a weaker currency.

The baht fell 0.4 percent to 39.28 against the dollar at 3:33 p.m. Bangkok time, after strengthening as far as 38.94, the strongest since June 2000. Today's decline was the biggest since Sept. 12. The currency is up 9.8 percent this year, a gain that erodes the profits exporters earn overseas, which may slow economic growth "-Everyone including Roberdin and Feigned knows well about your heroism and civilised behaviour,economic discussion in a computer forum.You do have me believe that it's actually you who is a Leeds university undergraduate of Acca.What Thailan did that could be termed as devaluation-which makes imports expensive and export cheaper.Even your country does that sometimes.

Phew,there ARE some people in this earth who dress and behave like very nice people but do dirty things at night and they find pleasure in differentiating their financial differences everywhere they can-to impress their girlfriends.Pathetic.


" Where does the basis of your argument come from? (your economic books are outdated)"-that was not any argument( though I know that's what you want to start here).That was my opinion misinterpreted by you.My economic books are new as they are needed.They just can't keep up with your abrupt outbursts and old mental problems about blacks.


Interesting people you have here cscgirl,interesting and fascinating.

[rant]ok everyone we are here to help ppl not to fight with each other over every little stupid comment made by someone. i am really getting sick of reading these post when the space could have been used to help point these ppl in the right direction. i mean dont get my wrong i like to get into a debate my self but not in the middle of someones question. ask dani if she could start up a debate section one the forum and do it there the we can keep this debates and stuff out of threads that the debate really has nothing to do with. thanks for listening to my rant[/rant]

anyway back to the subject at hand here.

camelNotation: well if you just want to be a programmer i would recommend you go and see if you can find a school that offers a 2 year degree in computer programming. i currently have an Associate Degree in computer programming. and this will be able to get you a job but it will be tough to find one its gets easier with the higher degree and/or experience. so this would prolly work for you if thats is all you want.

but the if you like math and you want to learn about the theories and stuff behind the computer then the comp sci is for you

well i better get back to work so hope this helps

[Dani's rant]Discussion 'n' debate are more than welcome in the Geek's lounge. However, as I believe I posted in the related words thread ... if you want to have a debate, please do so in a new thread.[/Dani's rant]

mokkema
If you can get accepted to www.rit.edu i believe that you will be more then happy with there IT program.
http://www.rit.edu/%7Egccis/index.ph...demics/&var=it take a look if you wish.
Also, just because you get your CS Degree does not mean that you have to be a programmer. If you choose to get your Masters in business after getting your CS degree more doors will open for you.

I just spent some time browsing RIT's IT homepage. They have some nice documentation about the differences between IT and computer science, which complement this thread.

ah very nice very nice, yes I believe I will be getting a masters in Business...I hope to be as successful as I can, and I have many good business skills which I hope will lead me somewhere In life.

Im about to go to grad school I find the 4 year program to be worthless

So, what kind of job can you get with a degree in Computer Science?