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Sep 30, 2017, 10:58 AM
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I want to expand my knowledge in computers & technology. I'm 22 years old I've never been self sufficient nor had a job in my life. It's time I become successful in life. I compare myself to other people who are better at math than me
 I want to feel less inferior & improve my math skills to become a computer software engineer. I need hands on learning experience to become computer software engineer. What is best in campus computer software engineering program in New Jersey or in USA? Is there a online college course computer/technology hardware repair program that's similar to this program I linked below? I like best of the worlds. Online courses & campus courses. In my life I get easily overwhelmed I've been really overwhelmed by so many choices & decisions about which online course or in campus colleges is right for me? Also should I listen to this guy discussing about Comptia being a waste of money? Link to video belowhttps://my.vinu.edu/computer-repair-technician |
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Sep 30, 2017, 02:37 PM
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Hi. Being a computer repair technician is a lot different than a computer software engineer. I personally am not in software engineering, but a different engineering faculty that is connected to the computer engineering faculty, at least at my school.
Software engineering is a combination of computer science and engineering. Being a technician is not like this at all. My personal opinion, if you would like to become a software engineer, it would be best to practice coding, and freshen up on your math skills. You could do an adult continuing education course for this (I believe). At least here in Canada, software engineering is one of the hardest engineering programs to get into. Also, are you looking into computer engineering or software engineering? Computer engineering is the hardware while software engineering is the software. If you are looking for software, the only school in New Jersey is Monmouth University. Stevens Insitute of Technology also offers a computer software engineering degree. Software Engineering Programs in New Jersey | NJ https://www.universities.com/find/ne...eering-degrees Also, to me, it's a weird concept how you have to request information about admissions. Here in Canada, all the information about admissions is public knowledge, and anyone can look up the admissions average. Anyways, I do wish you luck into getting in. Engineering is a hard program to get into, but it's worth it.
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Dec 17, 2017, 01:12 PM
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Is there a college in New Jersey that has a similar computer repair program to this school?
Program: Electronics Technology - Computer Support Technician Technology Concentration 8363, A.S. Career/Tech - Vincennes University - Acalog ACMS? |
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