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Degree in CS or Tech diploma in Networking
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| BattleAngel 2001-03-22, 6:16 am |
| I been researching a bit and most job right now need certs or a degree or diploma in related field. I know of course A degree is also better then a diploma. In degree it give you a General studing of computer (inlude everything, webpage,programming,Networking
). as of A diploma it give you a more detail in certain feild. So for example, I'm appling for a Networking realated job, How big of A different is that I heve the diploma in networking insteat of the degree in CS?
Also I starting my student on a Diploma of Techical Studies called " Computer and Business Equipment Technician" here is the description of
[url]http://programs.bcit.ca/program.php3? program=ft_dip_elec_02program[
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What do you guys think of this program??
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| From personal experience, if you are going to go to school, pursue an associates or bachelors degree instead of a diploma. If you are looking at a diploma you might as well pursue a certification.
You cannot go wrong with a degree of some sort and a certification. | |
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| diploma = lower level certification
Suggestion is go get your B.S if u want to be a CS guru... | |
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| tech diploma in net would be ma choice | |
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| Indeed, the different is very huge between a degree and a diploma programme.
Degree programmes primary help you to trainup analysis skills(This is very important). They also give you a much more comprehensive study.
Diploma programmes ususally focus on a certain field and technical knowledges/skills. However, degree will focus on both academic and technical. In general, tend to academic(much more in-depth theories and concepts)but depending on the University. The workload of degree is large. The first of three months workload may equal to one year of Diploma programme.
More importantly, many employers would like to filter out those guys that don't hold a degree qualification. I suggest at least to get a associates degree if you don't want to do an entry-level job forever. | |
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| If you are going to go the diploma route, at least go into a program that will let you move into a associate program.
Still, look into certification(s) instead of a diploma. |
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