i'm having trouble deciding which program i should enroll in,
i basically want to learn the fundamentals of coding and reading/ writing in languages like c#, python, javascript etc.
eventually i want to indulge in game dev. so i'm assuming a grasp on programming is essential.
of the options available which should i choose to relate to what i'm looking for?



is this even the right area of study for me?

HALP I R NEWB

This post was edited by eazyBEEZY on Oct 5 2016 01:16pm

Idk American schooling but here its either Computer Science or Computer Engineering

I would think software development if you're learning to learn development languages..?

Yea it sounds like what he really wants is computer science.

Networking = switches routers
General probably won't really cover what he wants very well and probably wouldn't get him the job he wants.
Software development might cover programming pretty well but he should research the specifics of that program before committing to that option.

This post was edited by Harua on Oct 5 2016 01:27pm

Computer Science was my main interest but I don't see it offered as a program at this specific school.

I'm guessing the answer is to just look around more for somewhere that offeres a CS degree?

e' the multiplatform software dev program includes:



This post was edited by eazyBEEZY on Oct 5 2016 01:37pm

why you doing associates degree. do bachelors.

Find a school that offers it
Dont settle for an alternative program

Yea most jobs bachelors is the minimum, some require masters and so on

This post was edited by Khaz on Oct 5 2016 01:35pm

You could learn this via Google in a few weeks. haha

Computer Science is the only way in USA.

IT degrees are mostly offered by scam for colleges like Devry and places like that.

Also, while college degrees are good, you can get a high paying job without one if you have a good portfolio of things like apps you created on your own.