Right now i am a Computer tech working on client level issues. (Have A+ Cert).
I really want to study Psychology but i dont know how these majors link together. What would be a good educational plan for me? I WANT to study psychology, but i dont want to waste all of the education and on the job training i have for computers.
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A lot of schools offer a cognitive systems course, which deals with the way humans and machines interact. This would be the perfect program for you. Here's more info from the University of Toronto site, but it's offered at a lot of places.
Cognitive Science is the interdisciplinary study of intelligence in humans and machines. It encompasses work done in computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy and psychology. Drawing on the concepts, theories, and methodologies of these disciplines, cognitive scientists seek an understanding of such mental phenomena as perception, language, learning, and reasoning in information-processing terms, and they aim to integrate this understanding with a neurophysiological account of how the human brain implements these information-processing phenomena. Cognitive Science also offers a science major program. The arts major program has a "Perception and Attention" stream, a "Language and Cognition" stream, and a "Thinking and Reasoning" stream; the science major has a "Computational Cognition" stream and a "Cognition and the Brain" stream.
A lot of schools offer a cognitive systems course, which deals with the way humans and machines interact. This would be the perfect program for you. Here's more info from the University of Toronto site, but it's offered at a lot of places.
Cognitive Science is the interdisciplinary study of intelligence in humans and machines. It encompasses work done in computer science, linguistics, neuroscience, philosophy and psychology. Drawing on the concepts, theories, and methodologies of these disciplines, cognitive scientists seek an understanding of such mental phenomena as perception, language, learning, and reasoning in information-processing terms, and they aim to integrate this understanding with a neurophysiological account of how the human brain implements these information-processing phenomena. Cognitive Science also offers a science major program. The arts major program has a "Perception and Attention" stream, a "Language and Cognition" stream, and a "Thinking and Reasoning" stream; the science major has a "Computational Cognition" stream and a "Cognition and the Brain" stream.
What are some tech related jobs a 18/19 year old do?
Dylan G.
What are some tech related jobs a student in pursuit of a computer science degree apply for or possibly do? Ive built my own computer before, I know how to manually delete viruses, I know quite a lot compared to the average person in the 10 years I've been around computers. Although I haven't actually have work experience in the technology field. Where can I start?
Some additional things about me:
As of now I want to become a software engineer/developer
Im a very tech savy person. Im infatuated with anything electronic
I would love to meet some people, mentors, anybody who can inspire me
I don't want to work for Bestbuy or geeksquad
Im familiar with a handful of known programs like photoshop, Xcode, MS office, etc. etc. (Not at a professional level, I know enough to work my way around the program and make things happen)
I just want to see what you have to say :)
Feel free to leave links and info.
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You can offer to design and help other people make signs or pamphlets/ business brochures. Or you can just help
People fix minor problems with there computer. Make your own buisness
You can offer to design and help other people make signs or pamphlets/ business brochures. Or you can just help
People fix minor problems with there computer. Make your own buisness
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