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Off Topic => Everything Else => Topic started by: RandomDude18 on August 08, 2007, 12:58:10 am
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Anyone who's still in high school thinking about college yet? I'm deciding on whether or not to go to ITT Tech or UCF.
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I'm going to Oakland Community College for 2 years, then I'm transferring to Michigan State.
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Anyone who's still in high school thinking about college yet? I'm deciding on whether or not to go to ITT Tech or UCF.
Go to UCF. State schools are almost always better than tech schools like ITT or DeVry. Rather than learning specifics that you'll need to get a job in one specific industry, you'll generally get a pretty well rounded education.
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Yeah, I was thinking that too. I recently had a tour at ITT Tech at the Lake Mary Campus, it was alright but seemed ridiculously small for a college, although the refreshments were good. Another + for UCF is that it takes half as long to get there and it's in Orlando. Here's the ITT Tech pics.
(http://i17.tinypic.com/67oeadf.jpg)
Outside Building
(http://i14.tinypic.com/5ymld9c.jpg)
Main Room When You First Walk In.
(http://i17.tinypic.com/61ys5d5.jpg)
Same Room as Above Picture.
(http://i10.tinypic.com/67n1hsn.jpg)
Student Lounge
(http://i11.tinypic.com/4p347sx.jpg)
Student Lounge
(http://i16.tinypic.com/6g4e4c5.jpg)
Class Is Now In Session
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(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/72/196778422_173653ec8c.jpg?v=0)
That's where I'm going. It's right in the middle of downtown Charleston. I can't wait.
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You should go to Texas
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texas is where everything ever made once existed.
it's an incredible place that i think i'll eventually move to.
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We have an ITT Tech here. My dad went there a youngster for electronic engineering. :)
They also have supposedly good programming classes.
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I'm going to Florida International University in Miami. Couldn't be happier.
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Now, I'm deciding if I want to go into Information Technology, Computer Science, or Computer Engineering.
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You should probably avoid IT. You can major in CS and still get an IT job.
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Good idea Cmonkey, Isn't Computer Science for anything hardware/software, networking, and programming related?
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Computer Science is pretty broad, but generally it involves any of the theory and practice behind computing. Programming falls closer to Software Engineering, which is typically part of Computer Science. Networking might be closer to IT. Circuit/system/IC design falls under Computer Engineering. With CE, you'd end up taking CS classes anyway. With CS, you probably wouldn't end up in CE classes though.
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Yeah, CS is probably what I want then.