[NicholasA]

Hey guys I'm wondering what would be job to study for for later.
MUST

pawn Код:

#include <computers>

for sure!

[Kyle]

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Originally Posted by phantomcraft Hey guys I'm wondering what would be job to study for for later. MUST pawn Код: #include <computers> for sure!

Your sig is funny, especially how you have no clue what to study! ha

[Red_Dragon.]

Computer Science :P

[NicholasA]

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Originally Posted by KyleSmith Your sig is funny, especially how you have no clue what to study! ha

Some guy said it, wasnt me

[Samp_India]

Go for Btec?

[NicholasA]

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Originally Posted by Samp_India Go for Btec?

Wow, i ******'d it, sounds cool. Would it be hard?

[Mauzen]

Another "how should the next 50 years of my life look like, i like computers" thread. Youre asking a question for a major decision of your life here, expecting the mostly 14-year-old community to help you with that, and dont give any other information about yourself, but that it should "include computers".
There are about 263 different branches that are related to computers, including the simple computer science, computer engineering, intelligent systems, autonomous robotics, industrial robotics, economical computer science, or even medical technical assistance. And thats just a handful of completely different branches that especially focus on computers. In general any branch "includes computers", studying without ever touching a computer is nearly impossible today.
So how should we pick one out of the 263 all different branches thats the right one for you?

[NicholasA]

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Originally Posted by Mauzen Another "how should the next 50 years of my life look like, i like computers" thread. Youre asking a question for a major decision of your life here, expecting the mostly 14-year-old community to help you with that, and dont give any other information about yourself, but that it should "include computers". There are about 263 different branches that are related to computers, including the simple computer science, computer engineering, intelligent systems, autonomous robotics, industrial robotics, economical computer science, or even medical technical assistance. And thats just a handful of completely different branches that especially focus on computers. In general any branch "includes computers", studying without ever touching a computer is nearly impossible today. So how should we pick one out of the 263 all different branches thats the right one for you?

Yeah, great could've just reported and left

[Mauzen]

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Originally Posted by phantomcraft Yeah, great could've just reported and left

Reported? Nope theres nothing breaking the rules here yet. Im just telling you how things work in real life. If you dont know, or dont tell what you want, noone can help you finding the right study. Picking the right one is essential, else youll just lose interest or fail hard, so just asking here might lead you to two years of wasted studies.

[captainjohn]

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Originally Posted by Samp_India Go for Btec?

Btecs are mainly coursework at A-Level for example.

Once you get to Uni, Computer Science for example will get much harder than at Btec standard, much, much harder.

You'll have to be well prepared.