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bloodywolf
ok i LOVE technology but i dont know which part of tech i wanna learn. im not good at math soo i cant make a career in coding if im not good at math, ive tryed coding but its just to hard for me. i dont no what different jobs are in IT. (info technology) and i also like photography/film. and other cool stuff like the intros you see on youtube videos or commercials but the thing is i dont no where to learn. i look for after skool programs and websites but they dont teach me the stuff i want i want to learn hands on, and my skool doesnt reaallly have tht much tech classes. i like games and computer anything tht involves electronics
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Hello dear, from what you just said, the best thing for you to do is to learn programming. That way you can do those things you love and even create your own programs to do what you want. Programming is not hard. It just requires PRACTICE. I am currently learning the Java Programming language (one of the popular programming languages) and in just about two months I can write almost any not-so-complex program. Though I have a tutor, I spend most of my time learning it myself (downloading eBooks, watching online tutorials and solving the exercises). There are other programming languages like c, c++,c#,fortran,php,mysql,python,ruby nad rails, etc.
You mentioned about you not good at math. Honestly, you must be good in Math to be a very good Programmer. Maths is easy if you keep you head down and determine to learn. Its quite simple and for me, Maths and Physics are my best subjects. All those theory courses bore me. You can start by finding a teacher or school (you can't say you can't find one) or a friend (at least you should know one or two people who are good in math. Meet them and ask them to teach you; don't be ashamed because if you are you will never achieve your dreams/goals) or download books and/or video tutorials from the internet and practice yourself. There are lots of free websites with such good books and videos out there just search and you will find lots of them. One of such is wowebook.org
I just searched for "free websites to download free programming ebooks" and got over 4 million results so just make a decision NOW! Goodluck!!!
Hello dear, from what you just said, the best thing for you to do is to learn programming. That way you can do those things you love and even create your own programs to do what you want. Programming is not hard. It just requires PRACTICE. I am currently learning the Java Programming language (one of the popular programming languages) and in just about two months I can write almost any not-so-complex program. Though I have a tutor, I spend most of my time learning it myself (downloading eBooks, watching online tutorials and solving the exercises). There are other programming languages like c, c++,c#,fortran,php,mysql,python,ruby nad rails, etc.
You mentioned about you not good at math. Honestly, you must be good in Math to be a very good Programmer. Maths is easy if you keep you head down and determine to learn. Its quite simple and for me, Maths and Physics are my best subjects. All those theory courses bore me. You can start by finding a teacher or school (you can't say you can't find one) or a friend (at least you should know one or two people who are good in math. Meet them and ask them to teach you; don't be ashamed because if you are you will never achieve your dreams/goals) or download books and/or video tutorials from the internet and practice yourself. There are lots of free websites with such good books and videos out there just search and you will find lots of them. One of such is wowebook.org
I just searched for "free websites to download free programming ebooks" and got over 4 million results so just make a decision NOW! Goodluck!!!
How different is computer programming subjects between Computer Science and Information Technology?
Esmerald
Do both courses share the same computer programming scopes?
Just realized the horrible grammar ~_~
I meant to say how both courses differ from each other in terms of the computer programming subjects they offer.
Thanks!!!
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It really depends on the university you go to and what their SAT scores are. Like I know of a local univeristy that accepts most people and doesn't need SAT scores that offer both Comp Science and Info Technology degrees. The difference in the programming classes isn't much harder, just very different what you learn and the Comp Science take a lot of Calculus. Graduates from both programs at that university have worked as programmers in the area I am at. I know a computer science grad from there that told me his SAT was around an 1100 and was the same as a Information Technology grad I know.
Now lets say you look at Computer Science grads from the University of Chicago, Notre Dame, Northwestern, University of Michigan, Brown University, Washington University, etc I think you will find the programming they do there is much more difficult and different than is what is done in IT/ IS major and the grads from those programs are more capable programmers.
It really depends on the university you go to and what their SAT scores are. Like I know of a local univeristy that accepts most people and doesn't need SAT scores that offer both Comp Science and Info Technology degrees. The difference in the programming classes isn't much harder, just very different what you learn and the Comp Science take a lot of Calculus. Graduates from both programs at that university have worked as programmers in the area I am at. I know a computer science grad from there that told me his SAT was around an 1100 and was the same as a Information Technology grad I know.
Now lets say you look at Computer Science grads from the University of Chicago, Notre Dame, Northwestern, University of Michigan, Brown University, Washington University, etc I think you will find the programming they do there is much more difficult and different than is what is done in IT/ IS major and the grads from those programs are more capable programmers.
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