Hi im studying Bsc final year (computers ) which streem is better for me after completion of bsc?
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well, if you like this course, then go on with it. i think you should just work first with any companies that link with your studies and try to continue your study while working. with that, tou can both secure a good job with a good position as well as your studies.
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I would go with computing business coz this major will give you skills in computer and business administration and Management.  You need to realise the increasing intensity of competition with global markets has created an environmental where management is now seen as a crucial factor of competitive advantage.  The role of management is moving towards strategy not only in the implementation but also in the formulation.  But technology is not changing on a daily basis.  So in order to survive the employment sector, you will need skills in computer and business.
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C would be more efficient for artificial intelligence, if you are thinking about one or the other.  But there are other languages that would be better suited for this task, such as LISP.
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For fresher, absolutely no need for computer courses. More practice in Quantitative analysis , C , C++, Data Structures,OS and DBMS  is more than sufficient to clear the software test papers also the recruiters do not expect professional experience from the fresh graduates. A good guidance is hundred times better than a computer course.
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Since you are a PCM student, Technology would be better for you. Furthermore, Technology programme of NIFT also include some modules of Design.
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u can opt B.Sc computer science or Bca.there are also options like u can take multimedia if u are intrested.....
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BSc. BioTech. is good if you pass it with good marks. But in any case you have to do PG.\nThe PG fields may be in BioTech/FoodTech/Bioinformatics.
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The best PG course for you would be:\n1.MCA\n\nThe other courses are as follows:\n2.MBA\n3.PGDCA (Post Graduate Diploma in Computer Application)\n4.BEd\n5.MSc (Electronics)\n6.Msc (Applied Physics)
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As far as the industry needs are considered can go with BBA . the other courses are BCOM with computers,  BCS ( corporate secrataryship) and Bachelors in computer science or IT or BT.. for more help write to me will help u out ,......\nAll the Best
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You should go for MCA with MBA or BE computers, chances are more to get good job after doing MCA, as these days the minimum requirement in good organisations is minimum MCA... so you should consider MCA.. if its possible join part time job in the profession you wish to follow after MCA wheter it may be programmer, designer, DBA... etc, It will help you aware of current market trend..\n\nHope this helps
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HI I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND UOR QUES PLS SPECIFY THRU WHICH UNIVERSITY U R DOING MCA\nANYWAY CHECK OUT THIS SSITE GIVEN BLOW
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It's not a stupid question. Right now you should be focusing on being an Undergraduate student. Undergraduate is your 4 yrs of college (uni) and post graduate is AFTER you have finished that, and continue onto more school (pursuing your Masters or anything beyond a Bachelors). = )
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Greetings,\n\nI am about to graduate from Purdue University this May with a degree in computer technology.  Being surrounded by both Computer Science and Computer Engineering however, I can assure you that, between the two of these, computer engineering would be the way to go.\n\nBe aware that the two of these are vastly different.  Make sure your interests lie in a spot that fits.  Computer science will delve into complex algorithms, operating systems, compilers, and an actual science to developing computer programs.  Computer engineering will look at the physical limitations of computer hardware and you will learn more about the "computer guts".  Again, make sure your interests lie accordingly (I mean, I can see from your question that English certainly isn't a favorite subject of yours, so consider the plan of study for each hehe)\n\nIt will be easier for you to make more money with computer engineering.  Unless you're coming from a great school, a computer science degree is starting to be worth less and less;  all those jobs are being shipped overseas.\n\nGood luck.
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As you have mentioned B.E Comp , so iyour are from India. It would be better if you had mentioned from which university you got ur degree.\n Well the best eay in this case os to get yourself professionally certified like doing microsoft ,Hp , SCO certification BUt as you are interested in Unix then get your self certified as SCO Unix professional or RHCE (best to get in) and regarding C/C++  -- well my friend you haven't mentioned your working domain  in C/C++ . but if you still want you should take a c and c++ exam conducted by CSI (Computer Society of India) and if possible also take Work Ability Assessment test . CSI will give you a certificate for it and then this will give you an edge over your peer job applicants and you will get the job very soon.\n\n And Try, try ,try .. Don't give up to find a job...\nI wish you all the best and should you need any more assistance then get in touch with me coz i wear the same boots as yours.
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B.Sc. in Computer Science is more towards programming ( mainly in language and software programming); where as B. Tech. in IT deals with technical stuff such as hardware (CPU, Memory card, motherboard, machine configuration, etc.),  networking/cabling, etc.
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Go for the intel core2 duo processor. I prefer it more than AMD Athlon. I dont have an Athlon but I have seen people regretting their decision to buy AMD. Go for intel as your needs are quite simple. And by the way, which college offers degree in software engineering?
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Depends on what you want to do- if you want to work as a tech, get the masters, if you want to work in the business of science, get the MBA.  TO be honest, the MS doesnt do a whole lot more for you than the BS- On the science track, you should go for the PhD if you want a decent career-Otherwise, the MBA is the best choice- It also gives you an out if you decide you dont like science