Alot of suggestions but no one sharing that food 
If u aint going to college or have a rewarding job/career, it's time to pick up a trade brehs :wow:
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nah, i rather work at walmart n swll dope on the side
Alot of suggestions but no one sharing that food
zay when u gonna stop being a coward my nikka and join the movement?
Chilliando
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Alot of suggestions but no one sharing that food
Go to your local union for whatever you're interested in... Be nice and courteous to the receptionist in there... Ask when they'll be conducting recruitment.
UpAndComing
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I'm in school for Engineering Technology
Engineering + a Trade... win win
Engineering + a Trade... win win
I'm going to school for Computer Science in Sept...though i'm leaning more towards Computer Information TechnologyI'm in school for Engineering Technology
Engineering + a Trade... win win
calixprynce
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gettin that yung 8.00 an hour
UpAndComing
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I'm going to school for Computer Science in Sept...though i'm leaning more towards Computer Information Technology
Yeah do it breh. In my opinion Technology holds more weight than just Computer Science
In Technology, you learn a skill. You can learn about wiring, construct and build a computer, design a computer, learn autoCad
And skills lead to owning your own business
What is the difference between Technology and Computer Engineering?Yeah do it breh. In my opinion Technology holds more weight than just Computer Science
In Technology, you learn a skill. You can learn about wiring, construct and build a computer, design a computer, learn autoCad
And skills lead to owning your own business
My brother is an computer engineer and knows how to build design computers. I think he also has a BS in electrical and computer engineering though and then has a master's in computer only
He rather take walmart job over an construction work that pays you 20-40 bone an hour with benefits. @Brozay you bugging bro.
UpAndComing
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What is the difference between Technology and Computer Engineering?
My brother is an computer engineer and knows how to build design computers. I think he also has a BS in electrical and computer engineering though and then has a master's in computer only
Technology vs Engineering are similar, there's some overlap
Engineering is knowing the theory behind what you're working on, and knowing ways to fix and maintain something
Technology is knowing 100% of how something works and how to fix it. Theory is secondary but still important
Computer Engineer knows all the theory behind a computer, building it, troubleshooting, science behind it etc
Computer Technicians knows some theory, but is more focused on the mechanics of a computer.
One example. Technicians would know exactly why a computer is slowing down... Engineers would deduce that the computer is slowing down by lack of performance and cause of the specifications of how the computer was built (RAM, processor speed, pixels, etc). And they would be right.... Technicians would actually go deeper. They would take apart the computer and tell you exactly why the RAM isn't operating right, see if the wiring or belts are susceptible to overheating, know exactly why a hard drive is malfunctioning. And usually uses wrenches, screwdrivers, etc to go in and fix the problem. They can even see the inside and see if you can add extra RAM to make the computer go faster
Engineers would rather build, program, and design a better computer that isn't susceptible to those problems, and find new and inventive ways for that to never happen to a computer again
I mean, you can't go wrong with either. Engineers make more upfront straight out of college like 70K, then obviously make an easy six figures. Technicians (or Technologists) make about 45K coming out, but with 5 years experience can work up to the same six figure amount Engineers make.
Engineers can eventually be big time managers in a corporate setting. Techs usually start self employed or corporate, and can eventually start their own business
For me personally, I rather do the Tech side and start a business, only cause I don't wanna work corporate
