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How important is a good faculty for getting a job in programming 2017-06-03 07:02:33 Post No. 8954525
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How important is a good faculty for getting a job in programming
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2017-06-03 07:02:33
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I thought programming would be the best job for me because I liked using logic to solve problems so I applied for the best faculty in my country that could make me a programmer but failed to get in so I got redistributed to transports and logistics. That was one year ago and now I have the option to continue this
faculty or apply again to the faculty I wanted to get in (they won't let me transfer because the subjects are too different). People are telling me that redoing year one isn't worth it and that I should study programming on my own ,so I wanted to ask:
can I get a programming job that pays me as much and lets me progress in the field as someone who studied programming in a faculty with hard work but without being a genius?
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It would seem to me that there are jobs that need you to know the math and theoetical results that mathematicians or computer scientists know.
For example programming for a bank seems to be one of the jobs that pays pretty well, but I think they need to have their shit together to get in (as in cryptography and operating systems).
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>>8954536
Those actually came up in discussions I had with my family and professors ,could I take some special courses or is my only option to teach myself?
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Someone pls respond
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>>8954525
You can get a programming job with any major and you will be paid the same or more than a CS major.
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>>8954577
Do you think there are good programming jobs that require knowledge that the faculty I'm currently in teaches that would be inaccessible to someone who graduated CS
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for big companies you want a good faculty.
but it doesn't really matter since you want to gain experience first with small company's and a year of experience is more valuable than the faculty you went to
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>>8954595
Do you learn OR?
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