what is the difference between MIT & Msc.IT?
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MIT stands for Massachussetts Institute of Technology which is considered one of the top universities in the USA. MIT might also stand for Master's in Information Technology, which is a technical degree focused solely on information technology. Msc.IT stands for Master in Science in Information Technology, whic is a more common degree focusing on technology as well as research, best practices and management.
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There is a review called "ACM Transactions on Mathematical Software (TOMS)". Check out Volume 20, Issue 3 (September 1994)\nPages: 373 - 392   \n(ISSN:0098-3500)
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ITT is a scam that's cost $37000. But you will learn if you have a desire. I did.  \n                          Rem Kvadriga.
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Try the following link:\n\nhttp://www.cs.bham.ac.uk/~axk/EC_tut2.ppt
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Tina's answer was about Illinois Insitute of Technology(IIT). I think you are talking about Indian Institute of Technology(IIT).\n\nIIT Roorkee offers MCA course. Previously admissions to this course were done through AIMCET. But, 2005 onwards it's through JAM (Joint Admission Test to M.Sc). \n\nHere is the link:\nhttp://jam.iitd.ac.in/
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Here is a comparison chart to help you see the differences easily:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/exchange/evaluation/features/ex_compare.mspx
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i prefer you to Mac OS which is small and handy many student prefer to buy for studies.You also get ms office for mac operating system.
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M.Sc IT and M.Sc Computer science does have scope in the IT industry..there are a lot of people joining the company i work with M.Sc degrees in IT or computer science...but what I have sen about thier resumes is that they also had certifications in specific domains.The most favored certification was Oracle certified professional ,other preferred certifications were sun microsystems java certifications. .NET and linux administration .I am guessing you are a fresher out of college so I would recommend working on one certification well.If possible you can also go for training in testing tools and unix which have a lot of demand nowdays
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The MSCE and Comptia are recognized certifications that let prospective employers know of your qualifications.\n\nPersons with these certifications will always be accepted to IT positions over those that do not. There are certification exams for Unix as well and many other computing related disciplines.\n\nOkay! Ask yourself if you'd want a Shade Tree mechanic working on your car or if you'd prefer one with certifications in automotive technology.
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The Technology Licensing Office manages the patenting, licensing, trademarking and copyrighting of intellectual property developed at M.I.T., Lincoln Laboratory and the Whitehead Institute and serves as an educational resource on intellectual property and licensing matters for the M.I.T. community. \n\nTechnology Licensing Office\nMassachusetts Institute of Technology\nFive Cambridge Center, Kendall Square\nRoom NE25-230\nCambridge MA, 02142-1493\nTel (617) 253-6966\nFax (617) 258-6790\nemail: tlo-www@mit.edu
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From the people that I talked to, graduate courses are a lot tougher than undergraduate courses.\n\nIf you decide to go to graduate school, then get your masters in information technology.\n\nA Master in Information Technology is the study of computers in business.   Most people that get this degree, usually has a bachelors degree in computer information system, because a MIS degree is a business degree focused on computer technology.\n\nPeople with degrees in MIS usually become Project Leaders.  They don't really do a lot of coding.  So if you are more interesting in programming, I wouldn't get a master degree.  And most companies won't hire you when you get the master degree without having many years of programming experience in the industry.   They also require you to know many DBMS and SQL and PL/SQL.   \n\nGraduate courses requires a lot of group participation.   You will work in groups all the way through your studies.  I think a MIS degree doesn't require a paper on your own, but you must create, and develop a project that could be used in a business.   My guess, it would need to be more intense than an inventory control system.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/
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MIT\n\nsee the link for more info
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See the source. It has Database, Programming, IT Management, Networking, Software engineering, etc..\n\nEnjoy itt. :D:D
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http://www.umsystem.edu/ums/news/releases/news05051801.shtml
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there is no 'the' difference.\n\nthey are so dis-similar, one could spend a number of years cateloggin their differences.....\n\nI want a million dollars !      it's good to want.\n\nwe both have a similar chance of getting what we want, via this forum.\n\nluck !\n\n\ndude...those links will just be defining them, not listing their differences....\n\nOMG...Greeney that's wrong.\n\nDOS was around LONG before there was windows.  IT DOES NOT need windows to operate. It CAN run under windows, BUT windows 1,2, and 3 needed DOS under THEM to run.\nLOL
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%SystemRoot%&#92;\nsystem32&#92;\ndfrg.msc\n\nDecompile for C/C++\n\n:-)