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Listenupjunior97
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So recently what I've been seeing especially on reddit was that people have been praising CS over other IT degrees. Why is that a trend? Is it because other IT degrees are seen as "obsolete"?
What do you mean by an IT degree? Do you mean like a several-month certification class from CISCO?So recently what I've been seeing especially on reddit was that people have been praising CS over other IT degrees. Why is that a trend? Is it because other IT degrees are seen as "obsolete"?
i mainly want to do network/database admin or computer analyst, but whenever I look up computer information systems degree info via reddit every comment or mostly every comment goes into how a cs degree is the better option.What do you mean by an IT degree? Do you mean like a several-month certification class from CISCO?
What jobs are you wanting to qualify for?