Monday, July 13, 2009

What's a GED useful for? Can it get you into any high standard college for Computer Science?

I'm arguing with a kid online who, despite never attending high school and never going through home schooling courses, plans on getting his GED and going into computer science. He's almost 18.

What's a GED useful for? Can it get you into any high standard college for Computer Science?
You can do that. It is unlikely, however, that a "high standard college" would accept him with JUST his GED. He'd probably have to go to community college first for two years and then transfer.
Reply:Well to get your GED you have to know somethings. It's akin to a Civil Service test.





And he's either playing with you or is in for a shocker.





Everything above JC/CCs want SAT or ACT with 1850 or better and you have to take a math and English placement





If you don't pass those they don't get in (at a CC you go into baby math and baby English which don't count for your core)





Math is pre-calc (algebra-trig)





Computer Science majors require





Calculus 1


Statistics


Physics 1


Chemistry 1


Electronics 1





Then all the computer stuff including 2 years of programming language.
Reply:jealous?
Reply:UHHHH IT GETS YOU HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA BUT ITS EVERYTHING I HEARD ITS WORSE THAN THE EXITING EXAM SO ENYWHO GOOD LUCK
Reply:You can get into a four year college with a GED. The college looks at the score on the GED tests, and you also have to take placement test to see what classes you have to take (such as freshmen or remedial). GED is a hard test that only 1 out of every four high school seniors can pass it.
Reply:It really depends on the college. Two-year colleges usually have no problem with a GED and then the degree will transfer to a four-year college. Four-year colleges are stricter, but they will sometimes accept a GED, along with an entrance exam.

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What kind of jobs can I get with a major in Computer Science?

I don't know what kind of jobs you can get with a bachelor's in Computer Science. Do people who work in this field get pay good money? How much?

What kind of jobs can I get with a major in Computer Science?
It depends on what area you decided to focus in on. Coming out of college with a C.S. degree will open up a alot of jobs for you...however experience is a BIG thing in this industry. You won't start out making $100,000 (try about $60,000) as a programmer...and you'll also need to figure out WHAT you want to program. Some software will be heavy in math (ie: computer games) others will not (ie: website development), figure out what you like to write and stick to that. Also alot of software development companies looks for people who know specific languages (java, python, c/c++, etc). Master a couple languages so that you'll be well rounded in the field.
Reply:Programming, you can make good money if you can get in with a good company, which you can get if you go to a school with a good CS program.
Reply:Programmer.
Reply:Yeah they get paid well check out salary.com. My husband got a bachelors degree in Computer Science and is a software engineer. Good luck soon you will make big bucks!
Reply:Come to Silicon Valley. You can make a lot of money here. Of course, the cost of living is high, but you can still do well. In IT management, you can bring in maybe $120-$150K in middle management for a moderate-size company.





As for positions, you could go into systems analysis, IT, product marketing, product design, programming, and any number of other tech fields.


I have written a computer science book for students. Where to publish it?

I have written a computer science book for students. Where to publish it?





I heard about writers magazine but want authors to suggest me the best publisher not POD.

I have written a computer science book for students. Where to publish it?
http://www.publishamerica.com/authorinfo...





You can't beat this publisher, I am not an author but I work with a lady whose husband is and he gives this place 5 stars.
Reply:Well you may have to change it to children.





Generally text books require a team of PH Ds working out a college who distill the topic into a concise abstract.





Your book will go through peer review by these people. It will be sent to one or more PHDs at a college for anaylsis.





Get the Writer's Digest 2008 Marketplace book
Reply:a place
Reply:Your best bet is to take it to a bunch of different publishers and hope that one agrees to publish it for you. You will get very discouraged if you choose one you really like and then get turned down, so make a list of the ones you like most.





Please note:after clicking the above link you'll find-


PublishAmerica is currently open to all genres except:





* Coffee table books


* Screenplays/scripts/movies


* Theses


* Text-books


* Gift Books


* Books of quotes
Reply:nowhere, science is bullsh*t
Reply:you should contact more publishing house, some of them will be interested in your book.





worldwide publishing company lists:


http://www.bizdrv.com/company/list/i0401...


Should a degree in computer science involve a requirement to take anatomy physiology?

I have enrolled in a college to complete my Bachelor’s Degree in Computer Science and they are requiring I take Anatomy Physiology I do not feel these two subjects correspond with one another. Anyone have ideas as to why this course would be required?

Should a degree in computer science involve a requirement to take anatomy physiology?
HCI (= Human-Computer Interaction) is a big and broad Comp Sci topic. If it is part of this college's curriculum, then you will need to understand hand/wrist mechanics, colour and movement perception, the normal range of hearing abilities, and the physiological effect of unsuitable screen positions and seating.
Reply:Well, I can't see any connections either. Are you sure that is a requirement? Have you read the course description, is it really what it sounds like? If it is, it could just be because your college is trying to make sure all of their majors have had a taste of all kinds of sciences, but usually they just make you do electives. Requiring that specific course sounds strange. You should ask someone at your school. Maybe it was a misprint or maybe there is a reason.
Reply:Which university you belong to?.


Normally its not necessary to have physiology or anatomy in your computer science degree.


How can join in the Al_azhar University from any country ?I am an Ethiopian Muslim student in computer science

Aselamualeykum for all muslims in Al_azhar University !!


I want to learn in Al_azhar university in different courses including islamic religion if there is any scholarship chance ! My name is Ebrahim Hassen .i am amuslim graduate student in computer science field of study in Jimma University in Ethiopia.So if i have get a chance to learn in Al_azhar university ,i am very happy to go to there.

How can join in the Al_azhar University from any country ?I am an Ethiopian Muslim student in computer science
Wa Alikum-Salam





I don't go to Al Azhar University but I can suggest that you go on their website to find out more information or you can call them. And I think it'll be pretty easy to get a visa to Egypt since it's for educational purposes.





Here is the website:





http://www.azhar.edu.eg/








Good Luck!!





By the way, we have the same last name. It's pretty rare that I find people spell it the same way I do. People usually spell it Hassan, especially the Somalis here. Just thought it was interesting.....

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What is a good liberal arts college that also offers a solid degree in Computer Science?

I would like to earn a degree in computer science as well as in another field generally considered liberal arts. Any suggestions?

What is a good liberal arts college that also offers a solid degree in Computer Science?
Most colleges offer a good education in liberal arts as there are several courses required in a broad selection as part of your bachelors degree. I recommend you make an appointment to meet with an academic advisor in Student Services and discuss your program of studies. They are very helpful and their services are free.





You will want to look at how the college offers computer science. Some treat it as a major and/or minor; others do not acknowledge college credit unless it meets certain criteria. Again, an advisor will help you decide what courses you need to take.





Best wishes.


What percentage of maths or science is coverd in computer science?

is it essential for me to be brainy in maths and physics if i want to pass and do the computer science degree.

What percentage of maths or science is coverd in computer science?
Using the attached link as a guide, I would reckon that the answer to your query is:


50-50