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Which Graduates would Get better Jobs: Computer Science,Computer Networking or Software Engineering Graduates? |
Which Graduates would Get better Jobs: Computer Science,Computer Networking or Software Engineering Graduates? software engineer you will develop a program either operating system or application software just look at Bill Gates, Steve Wozniak and etc at this monent in time i can Accurately say Software Engineering Graduates, but you have be be really good if you want to roll with the big boys, or girls for that matter. .net is getting big, but dont listen to the people who say thats what you need to learn, most business are still using VB6 or access which is vb6 in the raw, .net will be big in about another 5-10 years, its very expensive for a company to migrate to .net from previous versions. you can always study C++, but you wont use it unless your working for microsoft or the NSA. 1. Computer science 2. SW Engineers 3. Computer Networking Computer scientists would get the higher paying jobs. Fresh out of undergraduate, computer scientists are more heavily recruited, this is coming from experience because i have a computer science degree and i always had jobs calling me as well as my friends, classmates and co-workers. Who would get the better job, that's kind of difficult, but again i would go with computer science. You get the better job based off of the difficulty of your degree, a computer science curriculum is more difficult than networking. Software engineering is sort of a part of computer science. A lot of companies hire computer scientists for SW engineering positions. If it came down to it all, the computer science degree is favored more than networking and SW engineering. Generally speaking, Computer Science = Software Engineer, both of which generally make more then the networking guys. |
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