IT vs Computer Science degree, which should I get if I have zero

>>57392995

IT is a job, Computer Science is academic

Do you like math? Like solving discrete problems such as determining the run time of an algorithm or determining thread safety of an algorithm? Perhaps even some calculus in the case of solving recurrence relations?

Or do you like trade skills? Finding the solution by using preexisting tools and flow charts. Diagnostics and maintenance of complex infrastructure similar to a mechanic or a HVAC technician sound good to you?

Both have their place. CS majors learn more about how Red Hat's kernel works but not how to deploy it as an enterprise web server. As far as trades go, IT, from a good school and well rounded certifications, is just as useful to a company as a programmer.

Physics. The answer is always Physics.

>>57393227
Fuck this stupid plug and chug cock gurgling bullshit jobless fuck hole autistic filled major. Fuck you. Fucking bet you're Russian or some shit and TA for some freshman course giving everyone 20% on midterms for "not being specific enough". Fucking broken glass swallowing bear fucked slav squatting on nigger dick

>>57392995
WTF are "Cisco" and "Oracle"?

Those are companies, not skills.

>>57393269
found the brainlet

>>57394291
Being familiar with Cisco and Oracle products and knowing how to integrate them into a system and repair/modify/upgrade them is a skill and a half

>>57393154
Nailed it.
Academia is a different story, of course.

>Theoretical math, no job
CS
>Actual meaningful work, job
IT