Category Archives: computer development

What academic majors lead to computer software development? Math

I’m going to university of limerick next year and I’m doing the computer development course there. can someone tell me whats it like ? and did you enjoy it? thanks

What is the difference between Web Design, Web Development, and Computer Programming? Web design is where you make a page on the internet to look the way you want it to look.Usually by using HTML Coding which is very tricky.So … Continue reading →

So i got a little interested in what i needed for the future and i couldn’t find a very put together answer. Does not matter. The classes you take in college arebwhat matter.

1)Which has better prospects computer networking like CCNA, MCSE, RHCE or web development like PHP MYSQL? 2) Does only knowledge of PHP MySQL,HTML,Javascript,AJAX and CSS makes me a software professional and then if i start working in a web development … Continue reading →

I am getting an opportunity to work in a company called, "Computer Telephony Pvt. Ltd." where it is involved in the telecommunication industry like "Web Conferencing", "Audio Conferencing", "Firewall Programming", etc I would like to know the future of software … Continue reading →

How much would it cost to double major at RIT for: Game Design and Development and Computer Science. Both Undergraduate courses. double majoring doesnt cost extra….its just more time….you pay by the credit, not by the major.

I live in Scotland and have almost completed my first year studying computer games software development at Glasgow Caledonian University. I really enjoyed the course and have got good marks to show for it but I am worried that in … Continue reading →

I want to work in the game industry…anything in the game industry. I wanted to major in game development, but that might look to ordinary when applying at game companies. So I was also thinking about Computer Science. Does it … Continue reading →

what jobs exactly? ie what will I be doing Depends somewhat on whether you’re talking about a degree or just general education/certification. Either way, it’s likely you’d be doing software development, test, architecture, documentation, or something related.