What is the difference between a M.S graduate degree and a Masters graduate degree

What is the difference between a M.S graduate degree and a Masters graduate degree ?
Some colleges and universities in the U.S. name their graduate degrees as M.S in "abc " eg) M.S., in Computer Science, M.S., in Information Technology and M.S., in Software Engineriing while some "only" name these deegrees as Master of "abc" eg) Master of Information Systems, Master of Information Technology and Master of in Software Engineriing What is the difference between between a grduate degree being called as Master of "abc" and M.S in "abc "? Is the difference between those graduate degrees which do not have pre-requisite courses being called as Master of "abc" and those with a requirement of pre-requisite courses calling as M.S in "abc "? Or their is no difference whatsoever in this nomenclature? Its is just a University and College policy to name their particular graduate degree as M.S in "abc " and Master of "abc"? Can anyone throw some light on this?
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The exact degree requirements will vary slightly depending upon the educational institution itself. Where I went to school you could get a "Master of 'abc'" or a "M.S. of 'abd'". (Note the regular "Masters" was also known as the Masters of Arts degree.) The difference being that the M.S. degree required a few extra courses in the degree plan and these courses were required to be a specific science designated within the degree. In some cases the "M.S." degree requirements were also more involved in the research project. In any case the M.S. degree requirements are generally more demanding than the Masters of Arts degree.


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Master's degrees fall into various categories, but there are generally 4 or so overarching categories. M.A. Master's of Arts - most fine arts, humanities, and behavioral science degrees (sociology, economics) fall into this category M.S. Master's of Science - most natural science, computer science and sometimes behavioral science (especially applied, like applied psychology or counseling psychology) fall into this category. {just as an aside, some schools, like Johns Hopkins, refers to their M.S. degrees as Sci.M, but for all intents and purposes, its the same} M. Ed - Master's in Education. Meaning you have a degree in one of the Educational disciplines, like...Education, or Special Ed, or Instruction, or Guidance and Counseling, etc. MSW - Master's of Social Work. Having a concentration in that one field. Similarly, an MDiv is a Master's of Divinity, having a concentration in this. So is a Master's in Public Health (MPH). These are considered SPECIALIZED degrees, in fields that aren't arts, science, or education, but sort of a combination. MBA - Master's of Business Administration. Similar to the specialized degree, however, in the working world, an MBA is considered a TERMINAL degree, meaning it is considered the highest one can achieve in a given field {which translates into "more pay". And frankly, it's not true anymore; there are doctorate's in Business Admin, but virtually all of them teach} Other examples of terminal degrees are PhDs, JDs (law degrees), MDs, and (to some degree) MPH {although there are DPHs}. When you get down to it, the difference between a Master's of Information Technology and an M.S. in Information Tech is all semantics; technically a Master's in IT is an MS in IT. Nobody sees you as "more qualified" because you are one or the other. Hope that clarifies it for you.


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well, the MS has the more general discipline and that it is more broad and quite "hard". on the other hand a Master's degree focuses on specific disciplines to which the specialization is more defined than the MS degree.

Which IT degree will help me work from home

Which IT degree will help me work from home?
I am a young professional, almost 2 years out of college with a Bachelors in engineering, and I work in the Information Technology industry (I'm currently a software tester). I want to find a job I can do from home, but they are few and far between. Would a Masters degree (in Information Technology) help me find a telecommuting position? I want to work in software, not call-center stuff or telemarketing. Does anyone have tips on what telecommuting managers are looking for, or if there's anything else I should be doing? A side note - I work for the government as a contractor, and in my group the gov. employees are allowed to work from home once a week, but not the contractors. It's frustrating!
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All of them as long as you can find your niche. Lots of topics about this at http://job.lifequery.com and there are new topics every day. Good luck.


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Why not try to make yourself extremely valuable on your current contract by delivering consistent results? Then you might be able to make the case that the perk of working from home should be extended to contractors too. If you are able to prove how productive you are working from home, you might be able to increase the number of days that you work from home. I don't think obtaining a master's degree would help you to get a telecommuting position.


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Where can I find good online MSIT programs

Where can I find good online MSIT programs? I'm looking to earn a masters in the Information Technology field; with more of an emphasis on technology than management. I would like to receive the degree from a known, respected, and well-accredited university. How to I find a listing of such institutions, or are there any specifics anyone would recommend? Thank you. Other - Computers - 2 Answers Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions : 1 If you've heard of the school (NYU, Cornell, UC, etc.) it's a respected school. If it's "Joe's School of IT", it probably isn't. 2 Dear below is collages list which provide masters in the Information Technology Kaplan University - Online Gonzaga University - Online American InterContinental University - Military Online American InterContinental University Online Argosy University Online The Art Institute Online ATI Career Training - Online Baker College Online Berkeley College Bowling Green State University Brooks Institute of Photography Capella University - Bachelors Cardinal Stritch University Central Michigan University Chamberlain College of Nursing Cleveland Institute of Electronics Colorado Technical University - Online Dominican University - Online Drexel University - Online eCornell Certificates Online Everest College Online Everest University Online Fielding Graduate University Florida Tech University - Graduate Florida Tech University - Undergraduate George Washington University - Paralegal Globe University - Online Golden Gate University Hodges University Hope International University Online International Academy of Design & Technology Online Italian Culinary Academy ITT Technical Institute - Little Rock Ivy Bridge College of Tiffin University Jones International University Online Keller Graduate School of Management Kent State University Liberty University Lincoln College - Online Loyola University New Orleans Mercy College National American University Online New England College Northeastern University - Online MBA Programs Norwich University Online Penn Foster Career School Online Portland State University Online Quinnipiac University Rasmussen College Online Remington College - Little Rock RETS College - Online Saint Leo University South University - Online Spartan College of Aeronautics & Technology Online Stevens-Henager Collge - Online Strayer University Online The College Network - Online Degrees & Certificates The George Washington University Tiffin University Online University College of Sacred Heart University University of Cincinnati Distance Learning University of Illinois - Global Campus University of Phoenix - Little Rock University of Phoenix Online University of Saint Mary Utah Career College - Online UTI - Automotive Training Online Utica College - Online Walden University Western International University - Online Westwood College - Online Arkansas Baptist College Arkansas Northeastern College Arkansas State University-Beebe Arkansas State University-Main Campus Arkansas Tech University Central Baptist College Ecclesia College Harding University Henderson State University Hendrix College ITT Technical Institute John Brown University Lyon College Mellies School of Modeling North Arkansas College Ouachita Baptist University Philander Smith College South Arkansas Community College Southeast Arkansas College Southern Arkansas University Main Campus Southern Arkansas University Tech University of Arkansas at Little Rock University of Arkansas at Monticello University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff University of Arkansas Community College-Batesville University of Arkansas Community College-Morrilton University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences University of Arkansas Main Campus University of Arkansas System Office University of Arkansas-Fort Smith University of Central Arkansas University of Phoenix-Little Rock Campus University of the Ozarks Williams Baptist College

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Is it possible for a foreign national to obtain the Citizenship (or Permanent Residency) of Jordan in any way

Is it possible for a foreign national to obtain the Citizenship (or Permanent Residency) of Jordan in any way?
I am an Indian national. I am in my early twenties. I have a Masters degree in Information Technology. I am planning to work in Jordan soon. Once I retire, I want to live in Jordan permanently. But I'm worried as to whether it is possible for a foreign national to live in Jordan permanently after retirement? Is it possible for me to live in Jordan permanently by marrying a Jordanian citizen? Is there any other way? Please explain.
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Again, I don't think so, seriously.


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Why do u want to work and live in Jordan? any specific reason? just curious coz if u r an indian, india is a much better place I guess economically and otherwise.

i want a job in information technology. i have a masters degree from london. what should i do to get the job

i want a job in information technology. i have a masters degree from london. what should i do to get the job?

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Make sure you have a really good resume. Try this site: www.MrsJsResumes.com This is the person I used--they're great! So quick, really not expensive at all. Good luck!

I got a BA in art, can I get my MA in technology management

I got a BA in art, can I get my MA in technology management?
I have no knowledge of programming at all. I only know a little html and CSS, but not C++. Can I apply to the Master's program for technology management, and they'll teach me programming there? Or should I get an associate's degree in information technologies THEN go get my masters? Can you recommend me some schools? I heard they have to be accredited with some tech organization to really get my money's worth. Help?
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You can always apply, but there will probably be prerequisites that you don't have. Check with the admissions/advising department for the tech program you want and ask them what they recommend. You might not need to get an Associates, you might just need a few extra classes. They can tell you about the accredidation recommendations as well and maybe recommend some good volunteer experience that might increase your chances. Good luck!


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Not all Technology is Computers. If you specialize in Transportation when you take Technology Management, you do not need to know any programming at all. Zero. Zip.

University of Sydney or Australian National University

University of Sydney or Australian National University ?
For doing a masters in information technology which university is better and what is the living expense in both places ?
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I am not familiar with either Uni, but I would recommend going across the creek to NZ, perhaps Otago or Canterbury. I was an international student in music at Canterbury for 5 months in 2005 and loved every moment of it. They manage all their IT stuff in-house with their own students, I think. You may want to look into it.


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Try http://www.australian-universities.com/ for links to all Australian universities and rankings. Sydney is major city and Canberra is a relatively small town populated mostly by federal public servants. Canberra is probably cheaper for people who live there permanently but has fewer accommodation choices for students so the average cost is likely to work out higher. Parts of Sydney will have very expensive accommodation (but that's not where students live anyway). The costs of services, groceries, etc will be very much the same. Sydney has better public transport but Canberra is smaller and less complicated to get around. On the other hand, Canberra is situated in a country area and you may be more likely to need a car than you might in Sydney. Sydney has vastly more social and entertainment options than Canberra but I guess that you could say that Canberra has fewer distractions for a serious student. Sydney would have more part-time work options for a student. I think that your basic choice here is whether you would prefer to live in a large city or a small town.

Is Australia affected by recession

Is Australia affected by recession?
I'm planning to do Masters of information technology in Australia.. How are job opportunities for Indian students in Australia...Please help me out as i'm going to study using bank loan..Please help friends
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Australia has only a mild recession, However, normally the expectation for foreign students is that they take the degree then GO BACK HOME to help their own country.

Do you know any university that prvovides Co-op program in Information Technology /Computer Sceince /related

Do you know any university that prvovides Co-op program in Information Technology /Computer Sceince /related?
I am Masters degree student in informaton Technology. And I have planned to transfer to any university /college where i can find the following: co-op /internship in Information Technology or computer Science, or Management information Systems or related field of study at Masters program in the United States of America. Let me hear you , Thank you so much
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In Canada: http://www.uwaterloo.ca

Which Masters course sounds the best

Which Masters course sounds the best.. ?
Which of these courses sounds the coolest and best.. - Master of Science in Professional Computing - Master of Information Technology - Master of Business Technology - Master of Information Technology Management - Master of Software Engineering I dont even care much about the course.. just how it sounds!!! Seriously though, they are all quite similar in content..
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the first one


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dont kno


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Master of Information Technology Management


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Read a little bit about each field, then decide for yourself. You wouldnt want to be stuck in something you find rediculious just cz someone else thought it is fun


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I like the sound of Master of Software Engineering for someone working only in software development or the broader based: Master of Information Technology. The latter sounds quite impressive and IT is a globally recognised term. The former leads one to believe that the area of expertise is restricted to designing software. I hope my response helps


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It depends on your requirement. If you like to go for more technical side chose one of M.of Science in Professional Computing or M. of Software Engineering. I think Professional Computing is more technically advance course. The Master of Information Technology is normally a technical course which is not address the technical side in depth, like above ones. This is normally suited for both IT & non IT graduates. If you like to go for management side do either Information Technology Management or Business Technology.


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If you just want to find out "which sounds the best", I would say Master of Business Technology. But if you really want to enroll in any of these, I would suggest you go through the course programme thoroughly before you make your decision.

Which Masters degrees should I pursue

Which Masters degrees should I pursue?
A Masters in Management with a concentration in International Management or a Masters in Information Technology with a concentration in Information Systems Management? I wouldn't mind working in either field but which would yeild better results? Which has a better reputation? Thanks.
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I would master in management because that may open more doors for you. Sometimes it is hard finding a job. A lot of college grads end up doing jobs that they were not planning on doing, like working in a factory. Having a masters in management is preparation for this. It could mean the difference between being a machine operator or the plant manager (who may I add make 6 digit salaries).

Should I earn another Master's degree

Should I earn another Master's degree?
I have a Master's in Information Technology, now I am interested in an MBA. I am concerned about the rising cost of education and, if the additional degree will add significantly to my future earning potential?
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An MBA makes sense if you want to rise above the IT department. You do need 2-5 years of experience before applying to a decent MBA program, or doing an EMBA (executive program). Are in a company where they will help you with tuition for school? If not, consider finding one where you can work for a few years and then perhaps get an MBA paid by the employer.


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The MBA is the one masters degree that I could see adding to your MS in IT. An MBA in the IT field can add quite a bit of punch to a resume, if you go to a quality MBA program. But its actual value depends on what career path you see yourself on. Go to the best MBA program that you can get into, because reputation does matter to some MBA employers. At a minimum, make sure it's AACSB accredited, because a lot of employers won't look at you if it is not. Go to a traditional MBA program, in person, full time or at night or on weekends. Avoid those executive MBA programs, because a lot of employers consider those "MBA lite".


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If you can find a job at your school, that could help offset costs. An MBA can get you a lot of places. That on top of your IT degree can make you more valuable, but not by much. If you're concerned about costs, getting a job and holding off a few years until you have some costs reigned in would be the better option.

Is a Master of Science degree in Technology Management marketable

Is a Master of Science degree in Technology Management marketable?
I am thinking about pursuing a Masters degree in either Technology Management or Information Management but was wondering if companies look for graduates in these fields? Are these type of degrees marketable in the business, government, and NGO world? Is it a wise investment? Thanks Leslie, but I am not going for an MBA but an MS in Tech. Management or Information Management. The point was not to pursue an MBA and was wondering if an MS would be lust as marketable.
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According to Occupation Outlook Handbook, by the US Dept. of Labor, an MBA with technology concentration is desirable. The outlook for job growth is faster than average which is good news!

I want to apply for immigration to australia

I want to apply for immigration to australia?
I am citizen of Punjab(india).I have master degree in Information technology but my master degree is not regular(its under distance education).I have bachelor degree in regular mode. My date of birth is 9th May 1979.I am married.
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check these websites: http://www.immi.gov.au/ http://www.liveinaustralia.com/


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is this the right section to ask this question??


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How is the M.S. in Information Technology program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute

How is the M.S. in Information Technology program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute?
I have a B.S in Computer Science. I wish to advance my career prospects my field by persuing a Masters Degree. What are the career prospects for a M.S in Information Technology at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, in Worcester, MA? How is the M.S in Information Technology program at Worcester Polytechnic Institute looked upon by the industry?
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check this link http://www.mgt.wpi.edu/Graduate/MSIT/

Master of IT in Information systems OR Master of IT in web technologies

Master of IT in Information systems OR Master of IT in web technologies?
I am planning to complete my masters. I have completed my BSc in computer and internet applications. I have narrowed my choices to two courses: 1.Master of IT in Information systems. ( Macquarie University) 2.Master of IT in web technologies. ( Macquarie University) Which of these courses has more scope in terms job opportunities?
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I'd say Web Tech. Web 2.0 is proof that systems, social sites and basically interaction as a whole is moving from the local computer to the worldwide web. Why do something small when you can act global? I guess in the end its your decision about what you enjoy more... that is the biggest thing for me... if you don't like what you do, why do it?


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Master of IT in information system is better because there are many of job opportunities in this field specially if you have experience

How is National University for Masters

How is National University for Masters?
Hi, I have completed my MCA and want to study further. How is National University (www.nu.edu) for Masters in Information Technology?
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Try these links: http://www.scholarshipnet.info/postgraduate/australian-national-university-master-degree-scholarships http://www.universities.com/Distance_Learning/Warren_National_University_Master_of_Science_Business_Administrati... http://www.directdegree.com/scripts/offer.php?offer=KENNED-013&file=msbiza

MBA in UCLA vs MS Information Technology in CSUF

MBA in UCLA vs MS Information Technology in CSUF?
I'm working as Web Developer / Programmer and planning to get Master Degree within 1~2 year and still debating between MBA or MSIT. Based on my own research, seems like most company are looking for employee who have MBA degree than MSIT, is that true ? And also which one is better....having a master degree from UC or Cal State ? Just for additional information, the MS IT in CSUF is online, not on-campus. thanks in advance!
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The MBA is much better as big corp are looking for people who can run the company. This is because IT is only good for supporting the operations of the company while the true task to make a company earn lots of money depend on the fact that the individual have some leadership and financial management qualities. A MBA goes a long way to aiding that prospect. And another thing is that management skill also means that you should be able to take charge of situations like managing people who abuse the sick leave , transport claim system and take frequent unannounced leaves.


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Does your work give a credit for a MBA in general or more for a specific type? I've seen it go both ways. My buddy is an engineer, but the place he works doesn't care what your masters is. I've another engineer buddy who got a masters in his specific field because his company does care. In general, UCLA's Anderson school of Business is one of the best in the country. A masters is going to look better from a UC over a Cal State. Cal States have a program here or there that might prepare you for work better than a UC straight out of undergrad. Get into the grad school arena and you're almost always going to be much better off having gone to the UC. Still, an MBA vs MS IT is a bit hard to compare. In this case, I'd liken it to a Ferrari (UCLA MBA) vs. a $300 Trek road bike (Cal State Fullerton MS IT). Heads up, the Ferrari is going to kick the bike's butt. It's that obvious. However, if you're riding in the Tour de France, the Ferrari isn't going to be eligible so the bike would be better. Just like your work. If only the MS IT will give you advancement/raise opportunities, you might be better off with the MS IT. If you ever decide to leave the company or work for one that gives equal weight to any masters, the MBA from UCLA is the only choice.


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What do you want to do with it? If you *definitely* want to stay in IT and have no intention of transitioning into management or finance or any other area, you might be better off with the MSIT. If you think you might want to move into something other than IT, you're probably better off with the MBA, as it is a more general degree and can help you transition into different areas. If you are asking which is more prestigious, a master's from a UC or a Cal State, I would say the UC master's degree is more prestigious.

how can i get a job in information technology. I have a masters degree from london

how can i get a job in information technology. I have a masters degree from london.?
i live near nyc.
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You'd get a job in the same way you got one in the UK. Your UK masters degree is completely acceptable in the US - it's considered equivalent to a US masters. Are you legal to work in the US? If not, then that's a serious issue. But if so, try starting with monster.com to see what jobs are available in your region. Also check your local newspaper's classified ads - which they may have online. If there is a professional society for your type of IT work, then join it, and go to the networking meetings. Also use their job ads. That can be a really good source.

Which degree will pay off better in the end

Which degree will pay off better in the end?
Masters in Information Management Systems or Masters in Information Technology with a concentration in Mathmatics and Computation?
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You better go for MIT in computing. I myself have done it, and it has good relevant jobs


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If you like and are good at working with people, go with IMS. Have you been a class officer? Active in a fraternity? Active in civic organizations? If none of the above, go with MIT/MC. You'll be happier and do better working at what you enjoy most.


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There are so many variables, including what the job market will be when you finish, that it's really hard to say. People flock to a certain degree program because that's what's getting the best jobs one year, and by the time they finish, the market has changed. What do you hope to DO with either of them when you finish? Whatever you do, having good soft skills is as important as which program you choose. If you haven't read Emotional Intelligence at Work, pick up a copy of that. You probably won't learn that material in school, but it's important nonetheless. A lot of people who did well in degree programs get on the job and can't get along with their co-workers and sideline their advancement because of their lack of emotional intelligence. Also, get with your school placement counselors to work through interviewing skills and how to negotiate salary, raises, and career path options, once you have a job. These things probably will determine your advancement more than which of the two degrees you complete. I knew a talented women with a degree from the Sorbonne in Paris, and she was on welfare. So the master's alone won't get you where you want to go. I would say study what you LIKE to study the most, and then find a job you like, at a company you like, for a boss you like, in a city you like, and if you can pay your student loans, your rent/mortgage, your transporation costs, put clothes on your back and food on your table with a little left over for fun, you've done well for yourself! Hope that helps.


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Depends on your application. Ask yourself what kind of job you want to do, and make the decision from there. Keep in mind that the American information tech industry is struggling against foreign outsourcing. Unless you're incredibly skilled, to avoid that problem, consider either have to be self employed, or in something that can't be outsourced, such as on site service or national security positions.

Undecided Course: Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in, Job opportunity, etc

Undecided Course: Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in, Job opportunity, etc?
HI, Im A Freshman ( Undergraduate ), 19 Years Old, From Middleast (Saudi Arabia ) Who Wants To Take Your Advice In Careers. I Love Computers Very Much, But I Have A Problem In Deciding Which Field To Enter . . Computer Science Or IT ?!?! Its Really Killing Me Badly . . I can get rid off from my mind thinking about which course should i choose. Well I like Computer a lot ever since before. I like programming, animation, web developer/designer, game developer,animation, modeling. etc The problem is my dreams are divided by two courses which are, IT and Computer Science. Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in: 1) Job opportunity 2) Which is easy 3) Dominant 4) etc (add your opinion here) see below as your reference. IT Career Path vs Computer science Career Path Information Technology: Career Path * Applications Developer * Systems Analyst * Database Administrator * Technical Support Specialist * Database Analyst * Information Security Specialist * Network Administrator * Web Administrator/Web Master * Web Developer * Network Specialist Information * Technology Instructor * Network Operations * Analyst Researcher * Information Security Administrator Computer Science Career Path * Computer Scientist * Applications Developer * Systems and Software Engineer * Database Programmer/Designer * Software Developer * Information Security Specialist * Multimedia Authoring Specialist/Programmer * Quality Assurance Specialist * Computer Animation Experts * Researcher Systems Developer * Robotics Technology Specialist * Computer Science Instructor * Systems Analyst Below are the Subjects of IT and Computer Science 5) What are the major and Minor Subjects of: a) Information Technology: Languages and Humanities – 36 credit units Mathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 32 credit units Social Sciences and Communications – 15 credit units Basic ITE Core Courses – 39 credit units Miscellany – (16) credit units Professional Courses – 42 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Object - Oriented Programming * Database Management System 1 * Database Management System 2 * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * System Analysis and Design * Introduction to Software Engineering * Multimedia Systems * IT Practicum (minimum of 486 hours) * IT Capstone Project (Technopreneurship) b) Computer Science: Languages and Humanities – 36 credit units Mathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 21 credit units Social Sciences and Communications – 15 credit units Basic ITE Core Courses – 33 credit units Miscellany – (16) credit units Professional Courses – 57 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis * Object - Oriented Programming * Algorithm Analysis and Design * Database Management System 1 * Principles of Programming Languages with Compiler * Automata and Formal Language Theory * Logic Design & Digital Computer Circuits * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * Modeling and Simulation * Introduction to Software Engineering * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * CS Practicum (minimum: 162 hours) * CS Thesis * Research 1A Source: AMA university in Philippines. http://www.amauniversity.edu.ph/courses.asp Like Them Both, But I Wana Know Which One Would Be Better In The Future ( World Wide & Especially The Middleast; Saudi Arabia ) Position Wise And Financially . Give Me Reasons Depending On Your Choice? Anyway, Im Anxiously Waiting For Your Reply. Thanks In Advance For Your Time . .
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Both of them are great course's if you are really into programming. It depends on what school your in and most specially on what you have learned from that course after you graduate. If you really want a lot of good job opportunity in the future, take the Computer Engineering course, aside from Software side you will also be able to master the Hardware side of computers. The job opportunity will be as twice as the two course's you have mentioned.


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As you can tell from the two programs they are two seperate tracks of study. Many students often merge the areas of Computer Engineering, Computer Information Systems, Computer Science, and Information Technology into one heading. You are smart to stop and take a look at what the differences are and which one will provide the greatest impact in your lifelong goals. With that being said, what you should really decide is what type of role you like the most. The Computer Science is a programming/software development role. The Information Technology track looks to prepare you as more of a generalist from a support perspective. Personally I have enjoyed working and teaching the "IT" and "support" coursework, however I know many that are satisfied with software development. As far as job opportunity, growth, success. Pick the path that you enjoy the most. If you pick one over the other for financial reasons, you may never become fully vested in it as your career choice, as such, your financial reward would be limited. # # # Update in response to email Message: Can you pls add it to your answer which is the best? I wont be able to choose myself which is the better one for me. Thats why I'm asking what's your opinion or suggestion. : : : There are plenty of great careers in both tracks. There are ample jobs in almost the entire world for these positions. I've been happy with my decision in IT, I would not have been happy had I pursued CS. You really need to try them both out for yourself and figure which is the better fit.

Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in

Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in...?
Undecided Course: Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in, Job opportunity, etc? HI, Im A Freshman ( Undergraduate ), 19 Years Old, From Middleast (Saudi Arabia ) Who Wants To Take Your Advice In Careers. I Love Computers Very Much, But I Have A Problem In Deciding Which Field To Enter . . Computer Science Or IT ?!?! Its Really Killing Me Badly . . I can get rid off from my mind thinking about which course should i choose. Well I like Computer a lot ever since before. I like programming, animation, web developer/designer, game developer,animation, modeling. etc The problem is my dreams are divided by two courses which are, IT and Computer Science. Computer Science VS Information Technology - Which is better in: 1) Job opportunity 2) Which is easy 3) Dominant 4) etc (add your opinion here) see below as your reference. IT Career Path vs Computer science Career Path Information Technology: Career Path * Applications Developer * Systems Analyst * Database Administrator * Technical Support Specialist * Database Analyst * Information Security Specialist * Network Administrator * Web Administrator/Web Master * Web Developer * Network Specialist Information * Technology Instructor * Network Operations * Analyst Researcher * Information Security Administrator Computer Science Career Path * Computer Scientist * Applications Developer * Systems and Software Engineer * Database Programmer/Designer * Software Developer * Information Security Specialist * Multimedia Authoring Specialist/Programmer * Quality Assurance Specialist * Computer Animation Experts * Researcher Systems Developer * Robotics Technology Specialist * Computer Science Instructor * Systems Analyst Below are the Subjects of IT and Computer Science 5) What are the major and Minor Subjects of: a) Information Technology: Languages and Humanities – 36 credit units Mathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 32 credit units Social Sciences and Communications – 15 credit units Basic ITE Core Courses – 39 credit units Miscellany – (16) credit units Professional Courses – 42 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Object - Oriented Programming * Database Management System 1 * Database Management System 2 * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * System Analysis and Design * Introduction to Software Engineering * Multimedia Systems * IT Practicum (minimum of 486 hours) * IT Capstone Project (Technopreneurship) b) Computer Science: Languages and Humanities – 36 credit units Mathematics and Natural Sciences Technology – 21 credit units Social Sciences and Communications – 15 credit units Basic ITE Core Courses – 33 credit units Miscellany – (16) credit units Professional Courses – 57 credit units * Computer Programming 2 * Data Structures & Algorithm Analysis * Object - Oriented Programming * Algorithm Analysis and Design * Database Management System 1 * Principles of Programming Languages with Compiler * Automata and Formal Language Theory * Logic Design & Digital Computer Circuits * Computer Programming 3 (Web Progg & Dev’t) * Modeling and Simulation * Introduction to Software Engineering * Principles of Operating Systems and its Applications * CS Practicum (minimum: 162 hours) * CS Thesis * Research 1A Source: AMA university in Philippines. http://www.amauniversity.edu.ph/courses.... Like Them Both, But I Wana Know Which One Would Be Better In The Future ( World Wide & Especially The Middleast; Saudi Arabia ) Position Wise And Financially . Give Me Reasons Depending On Your Choice? Anyway, Im Anxiously Waiting For Your Reply. Thanks In Advance For Your Time . .
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Talk to your adviser about what sort of jobs would best fit you and ask them if they know anyone in the field that you could shadow for a couple of days, pick a few jobs from IT and a few from computer science and shadow someone in that field. Then it will help you decide what you like better and what to do. In the mean time find some courses that fit into each program and take those so you won't get too far behind in your studies.

Which universities offer Master's degree in Information Technologies Management in US

Which universities offer Master's degree in Information Technologies Management in US ?
I would like to universities in US that offer Scholarships or Teaching Assistant financial aids to get master's degree in IT/ICT Management with cheaper tution fees.
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Quite a large number but the a couple of the best programs to look into are in the Silicon Valley. You should seriously consider looking into them.

I want information abt masters degree n MBA universites of CANADA,whch site can i go.plz let me no

I want information abt masters degree n MBA universites of CANADA,whch site can i go.plz let me no?
One of my friend wants to pursue his Master degree in information technology from canada, and another friend wants to do his MBA in information from CANADA.can u please mail me some universities names,with city,wht certification,how many years course they offer and other details to my email address, or u can send me some website from where i can easily get information abt Ms
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Check out this website. Click on the link to MBA programs.

What should I do to prepare myself for an information security career

What should I do to prepare myself for an information security career?
At the moment I finished a bachelor degree on Information Technology summa cum laude. Doing 2 masters degree (one in information security, another in project management). Certified in A+, Network+, Server+ and Security+ working on MCSA and MCSE. If I wish to study a doctorate on cryptology or information security, what should be the next steps? I understand about the CISSP, but still need some more information to get ready.
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I hope you expect knowledgeable couselors to be tuned-in here.

i want to study information technology in my masters in singapour. i need advice

i want to study information technology in my masters in singapour. i need advice?

Studying Abroad - 2 Answers

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study study study


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I would suggest that first u look up all the university that provide the course you are looking for, then narrow the list to the best suited according to your needs. Also find out if the college provides any place for living, if not you may also want to look for colleges which do or have good places for rent around them.

I want to break into a Information Security career. What certification order should I take

I want to break into a Information Security career. What certification order should I take?
Currently what I have is this: Associate degree in networking Bachelor degree in computer science A+ N+ I am working on getting the following: Security+ CCNA Masters in Information Technology - Information Assurance (security track) Where should I go from here? Please keep in mind that I do have IT experience, but I DO NOT have IT security experience AT ALL. Which certifications should I go for next? Arrange in a specific order if you could. DAMNIT!! I said I have NO EXPERIENCE. CISSP is not an option. no no no no no no no no no no
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You want CISSP certification

What Information Technology or Computer Science degrees / certificates would be most beneficial

What Information Technology or Computer Science degrees / certificates would be most beneficial?
I'm looking to change careers. I have a bachelor's degree in something completely unrelated to IT / CS. I'm thinking about getting a certificate from a community college, working for several years, then going for a master's degree. Yes? No? Any thoughts? Also, what area will be the most promising for career growth? Network Administration? Programming? Computer Forensics? Please advise!
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right now programming is where all the jobs are, try going for that.

Information Tech (IT) in High School

Information Tech (IT) in High School?
I am going to be a freshman next fall and I am doing electives sign ups right now. I have been looking at this Junior IT class offered. Its not recommended for freshmen but I know way more about computers than the average person. I plan to get my masters in Information Technology and Computer Sciences in college. I have my whole how based on a sever system and run it via my computer. I am way beyond in computers than any Junior in my high school. Any recommendations on whether I should take the class and if so, what should I do to be prepared for it? CSS, Java, PHP, Actionscript, anyhting they throw at me...I already know it!
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yes. they might make u learn css and html so be prepared for that


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This class sounds like a class I took when I was in High School. My was called the same, but it was more of a PC basics. Granted that was back in 2002/2003. It sounds like it would be an easy A for ya man. It was for me!!! LOL


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Computer Engineer grad here. short answer: sure, if u want to. Nothing you are going to take can prepare you for what you are about to go through in college. So go ahead if u think its fun. Just don't think you are going to get some huge edge over everyone else in the real world because of it. In college, they don't care about what you did in high school


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I wouldn't take it. You already know so much so you most likely will just be very bored out of your mind. Colleges will not look at your courses to see if they correspond to your major and future jobs are not going to look at your high school courses either.

Please help me in building vending machine

Please help me in building vending machine?
Can anyone please help me where can i get help for building a vending machine for nuts (especially not hot nuts)? I am a computer student finished my Masters in Information Technology. I want to start from scratch . Please give me information where i can get lot of help about architecture of vending machine?. Thanks alot for your replies.
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Well, search for Vending Machine Manufacturers online and see if there's anyone near you who can collaborate on your project. Example: http://www.evending.net/shop/category.asp?catid=12 You can propose that they help you design / build from scratch, and perhaps they can loan or give you parts from an older model, and you can help them by improving on their design and give them co-author rights to any improvements or patents that comes out of your project.

Help to build a vending machine from scratch

Help to build a vending machine from scratch?
Can anyone please help me where can i get help for building a vending machine for nuts (especially not hot nuts)? I am a computer student finished my Masters in Information Technology. I want to start from scratch . Please give me information where i can get lot of help about architecture of vending machine?. Thanks alot for your replies.
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i think u need to visit the vending machine factory who built it...in order to get a full understanding of it..


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I got the details from this website - http://www-static.cc.gatech.edu/classes/cs2390_98_spring/lectures/vend.html Have fun building :)

How Much Work is expected in Grad School

How Much Work is expected in Grad School?
I was accepted for Gradschool, and starting my Masters in Information Technology on Jan 8, and im a bit worried. I found out that I have to maintain a 3.0 GPA every semester and an overall GPA of 3.5 to stick in the program. Im taking 8 credits, this semester thats two courses. I was going for 12 credits initially. I generally do well on IT courses, but still im worried at the high standards. Undergrad was shitty, i did OK but I could have done better. So my question, what should I expect on the grad program? is it going to be back breaking study times? Also Im 23, and im not working full time. Im concerened on interact with older people, as im thinking some of them might have families and more mature. I feel like im a little bit immature and might stick out. I love participating in class, but i dont know if I should filter all my answers to make it sound "professional." Undergrad was real easy for me, i mean I felt like i didnt really do much to get a good grade.
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There is a reason the it is called Graduate work. There is a reason there are less grad students than undergrads. Yes, it is a more challenging load than your undergrad studies. It is supposed to be. When you interact with older people, just be yourself. I mean, don't go into details about the party scene, but behave comfortably and let your best attributes shine through. One last thing, I am assuming it is just because you were typing quickly and not proofreading, but the spelling and grammar you used here is scary. I will go with the "you were in a hurry" thought. :)


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I started my grad work when I was 21. There were lots of other young students in my classes as well as some older. It was no problem. Yes, you need to post a 3.0. But I think it is a good idea to just start with 8 credits, so you can get a feel for the study time needed to post that 3.0 and even better. Since you are not working full time, use that to your advantage. A lot of grad students have no life because when they aren;t studying they are working. You have a worthy and attainable goal, but yes.... it will take discipline on your part. Good luck.


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It depends on what you major in. I recommend Physical Education -- which is called different things at different schools. You'd have to do a lot more work in IT --especially since your question makes it look like you would have to make your way through remedial English.


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For me, graduate school was similar to a full time job. If you aren't working -- then you should be able to do it.


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I've heard that grad school is easier academically because you're basically expected to keep the 3.0 (at least), because below a B in a course is considered failing. At the same time, you might have to do additional work undergrads don't (ie special meetings with a prof, extra readings, etc.) Grad students also work, have families, teach or research. Don't stress too much about it, but keep up your work. Talk with your fellow grad students. Meet with your advisor.


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When and if you get your masters.I wouldn't want to hire you.......regardless of your grades. If you are worried about the amount of work and interaction with older people I don't think you're the type of person I want working for me. Your work is your work - you do it because it is expected and you are being paid to do it. And in the world of business it is a given that you will someday encounter persons older than you. It really seems to me that you are making excuses to and for yourself and trying to convince yourself not to continue with your education...........wrong headed to my way of thinking.........go for it and I'm sure you'll grow and mature and then those old people you're worried about will be soon be YOU.


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I found that I was expected to read 300 to 500 pages per credit. I wrote about 5 to 10 pages per credit. There was a lot of work, but it was much more interesting that my undergraduate program.


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I have two masters degrees (I'm only 27 too, proud of myself) and I have to say that I believe they were fairly easy, easier than undergrad because they are in areas that I love. Grad school doesn't have you taking courses outside of your major so its more concentrated and most people I believe do well because they want to be there. I think you will do just fine. :)

How much work do you have to do to make it through grad school

How much work do you have to do to make it through grad school?
I was accepted for Gradschool, and starting my Masters in Information Technology on Jan 8, and im a bit worried. I found out that I have to maintain a 3.0 GPA every semester and an overall GPA of 3.5 to stick in the program. Im taking 8 credits, this semester thats two courses. I generally do well on IT courses, but still im worried at the high standards. Undergrad was shitty, i did OK but I could have done better. So my question, what should I expect on the grad program? is this a back breaking study times? Its odd really, Undergrad was real easy for me, i mean I felt like i didnt really do much to get a good grade.
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Grad school is definitely more work. You will spend much more time reading journal articles and doing research than anything else. Most classes will require a research paper, usually 20 pages long.

How much work do you have to do to make it through Grad School

How much work do you have to do to make it through Grad School?
I was accepted for Gradschool, and starting my Masters in Information Technology on Jan 8, and im a bit worried. I found out that I have to maintain a 3.0 GPA every semester and an overall GPA of 3.5 to stick in the program. Im taking 8 credits, this semester thats two courses. I generally do well on IT courses, but still im worried at the high standards. Undergrad was shitty, i did OK but I could have done better. So my question, what should I expect on the grad program? is this a back breaking study times? Also Im 23, and im not working full time. Im concerened on how to act around with older people, as im thinking some of them might have families and more mature. I feel like im the immature kid and might stick out. I love participating in class, but i dont know if I should filter all my asnwers to make it sound "professional." Its odd really, Undergrad was real easy for me, i mean I felt like i didnt really do much to get a good grade. sorry jeff, im not bragging, i just want more responses.
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You asked this before. Do you have something against work, or are you bragging?


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I have taken several Master's level classes and they were no more difficult than the undergrad classes. I have never officially enrolled in the Grad program, however, from what I have heard from others that have, it is actually easier than the undergrad progams. You will do fine. M


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The "degree of difficulty" in graduate classes is typically a little higher than undergrad work, but if the school is good, what you will find is the VOLUME of work expected is much greater. Prepare to have weekends that belong to your academic life, not for fun. Good luck.

I just got my BS I.T and I want to apply for Master, What program will I choose for master degree

I just got my BS I.T and I want to apply for Master, What program will I choose for master degree?
I just graduate in Information Technology , for my Master degree what program you think is better and have good chance of find good career , please help me
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Ideally IT!

Should I get a master's in Computer Science or Information Technology and Management

Should I get a master's in Computer Science or Information Technology and Management?
I have a BS in Mechanical Engineering, and I work as a supply chain analyst for a Fortune 100 company. I'm not sure if I should go CS or ITM. I enjoy programming computers, but don't have a ton of experience with it, but I also don't really enjoy business-type classes. I get bored easily... How practical are each of these degrees, what are ways in which these degrees will enhance my career and earnings potential? I'd like to start classes in the Spring, but I'm not sure which I should do.
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I work as a contract project manager in financial systems application development. When I review developers' resumes the most important factor is relevant experience. The people who get interviews are the ones whose development experience most closely matches the development project for which they would be hired. Having an advanced theoretical IT degree would not count against a prospective employee, but it would not in itself promote the person over another with the right experience. Practical qualifications such as those specified by Microsoft (Certified Solutions Developer, Certified Systems Engineer) are much, much more useful to employers looking for programmers than theroretical degrees. Seeing an IT certification on a resume definitely puts the candidate towards the top of the pile. Employers know that programmers certified by Microsoft, SAP etc will have been properly trained and will be less likely to be cowboy programmers. IT certifications can take just as long to complete as masters degrees. They are modular; you complete segments of the course and can choose to specialize in areas of programming that are of more interest to you. Then, when you have completed the proscribed number of modules and passed the relevant exams you apply for certification. First you need to decide what kind of programming you want to do, for example web programming, database development, application developent etc. So if you decide for example that you want to become a MCSD (solutions developer) you would take courses with a Microsoft training partner and work towards the certification. Armed with a qualification it would be relatively easy for you to get an entry level programming position. From there you could progress to senior programmer and then into project management or move into related areas such as business analysis or testing. I don't know about earnings in the US; I work mostly in the UK. Junior developers here earn around $300 - $400 per day. Senior developers with 5 years' experience earn around $700 - $900 per day. Project managers earn $1,000+. The rates depend on company size and industry with invesment banks usually paying the most and public sector government work paying the least. The pay is very good, but when you work as a contractor you don't get a pension, sick pay, vacation pay, health benefits or indeed any other kind of benefit that you get with a permanent job. Also bear in mind that looking for your next job is part of the job. Things can get pretty tough during economic downturns but you make up for this when the economy is good. Figure that you will be in between contracts and looking for work for a few weeks or months per year, depending on how much in demand your specialism is, state of the economy etc. Permanent salaries are usually around 60-80% of contract rates. Plus you get employee benefits and some job security.

Does a Dual Concentration IT Bachelors and Masters really matter

Does a Dual Concentration IT Bachelors and Masters really matter?
I have the option of getting a Dual concentration Bachelors in Information Technology but want to know if it really matters to companies? I will also be pursueing a Masters in Information Technology as well and I would like to know the same thing. Below are the 2 degrees and both concentrations. BIT - Network Administrion + Internet Security MIT - IT Project Management + Internet Security Thank you all for the constructive criticism in advance! Tony
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I think you should double concentrate. It looks better than just having an unconcentrated degree (that many people have). Example: You want a security IT job, obviously that concentration will help you look better. You must keep in mind that you need to do internships in IT. They will give you a big boost over other IT majors.

i want to do my master's degree in UK

i want to do my master's degree in UK?
Dear sir/madam I completed my engineerin in information technology in prathyusha engineering college affliated to ""annauniversity"" &AICTE,INDIA....now, i want to do MS(information technology) in UK...can you send information about fee details and cources available in universities..in information technology(masters)......and what are the reuirement of tests..i.e TOEFL or IELTS or GMAT,and what level of score is sufficient for your university.what are the requirements for veesa.... thanking you...
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welcoming you...


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check out all the sites in uk education.....toefl exam is for english language....u have to score 90% in that

If i have a BS in Information technology can i get a Masters in

If i have a BS in Information technology can i get a Masters in.....?
I know that this is the wrong section,but this section ALWAYS gives the best answers in my opinion. If i have a BS in Information technology can i get a Masters something that is unrelated to IT like applied linguistics?
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Everything depends on what the university you're seeking a master's from wants you to have for prerequisites. Contact some master's programs for the best and most current information. In my experience, many universities will need you to complete certain undergrad prereqs (besides holding a bachelor's in something) but not require a specific bachelor's degree. The number of prereqs might be enough to earn you a second bachelor's though LOL.

I am looking for a part-time job so I can save money for a house next year. Is there anything out there

I am looking for a part-time job so I can save money for a house next year. Is there anything out there?
For more information, in Miami, FL or Hollywood, FL would be great. I have BS in Business Management and wants to get a Master in Information Technology.
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try craigslist.com I'm in Ft Lauderdale and am looking for ways to make extra money, theres lots of listings on there.


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I don't know but you should check out www.greatcolumbusjobs.com


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For free data entry jobs, visit the below sites. http://www.offlinetypistjobs.com http://workfromhomejobs1.blogspot.com


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where can i get a full information about study in norway free of charge

where can i get a full information about study in norway free of charge?
i'll like to study in norway for my master's in Information Technology but no money. which site will give me info about their scholarship program for international prospective students?
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try these sites: http://lanekassen.no/Toppmeny/Languages/English/ http://web.mit.edu/cdemello/www/no.html


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Try this, The issue does depend on which country and qualifications you have, whilst generous there isn't a complete open door policy.

I have a bachelor degree in information technology and I am planing on going back for my masters degree

I have a bachelor degree in information technology and I am planing on going back for my masters degree.....?
I am a lil confused on which master degree program to enrol in. My first choice is Master of science in information technology (MSIT) but dont know if that will be a good choice due to the fact that i have a BS in information technology. I was ready at the MSIT program description and it more like management part of IT. so can any guide me. The other program was MBA but i really do not like business but i am willing to try anything if its a good combination. please help me out getting things str8. Thank you
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Unless you really feel you need to refresh your understanding of the technology itself, it's probably more useful to do an M.B.A in Management.

Could I find the part time job in Malaysia

Could I find the part time job in Malaysia?
I`m a international student. Master in Information Technology I would like to find job as my specialty anyone can help or give an advice to find?
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Im in the military and know most guys with trades like yours sometimes live it big in viet nam


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Some suggestions are as IT teacher (in any computer class or tuition for university students), or any part time business.