Future of Engineering in the world

avant-garde · Sep 25, 2009

Can you become a programmer with just about any college degree?

Ben Espen · Sep 25, 2009

Depending on the company, yes.

However, it is usually easier with a CS degree. It is worth pointing out that there are several levels of occupation covered by the term "programmer" that go all the way from 18-year olds who just learned how to script to the kind of people who design large complicated systems that cost millions of dollars.

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