Recent content by Jake4444

Thanks! I've been programming in Objective-C for a couple months now and am getting pretty good at it! Just curious how good of a programmer you need to be and how many languages do you need to know before you can get a job?

Thanks for the advice everyone! I did take a couple Statistic and Computer Science courses while in school and am leaning a bit toward Computer Science for graduate school.

I changed the title of this forum because that's really all I want to know. What kind of jobs were you able to get with your BS in Mathematics?

I graduated with a Math degree from a 4 year university. No concentrations, just math. I went through a couple switches in my major and ultimately chose math because I knew I was good at it (more like good at studying it). I also enjoyed it (until I got into all the theory which I HATED)...

Yea, the more I look into getting an AAS in Civil or Electronic Engineering Technology, the more I think I shouldn't do it. Everyone discourages it. :/ However, wouldn't it qualify me for more than just an Engineering Tech job? Like wouldn't I be able to get a CAD drafter job or a job at a...

I have thought about getting a BS in Civil Engineering. That's what I originally was planning to do. However, the AAS in Engineering Tech would be quicker and MUCH cheaper. So I figured I would rather not do the BS degree if both of them qualify me for the same job... (this was my thinking...

Yea. That's kind of discouraging, but I still feel drawn to it. I am more interested in Civil Engineering Technology. Just wondering how I would be able to get my foot in the door...

I am thinking about this field as well. However, the more I read up on it, the more I hear that Engineering techs are being used less and less. I don't understand how this can be possible... I mean who is doing the Engineering tech work if its not the techs? I really want to pursue this...