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  1. Resolved Question: Is there a lot of demand for people in computer science?
    2. 16 Feb 2008 at 10:56pm
    Yes or no?


  2. Voting Question: Does anyone in college use a desktop computer instead of a l...
    3. 16 Feb 2008 at 9:05pm
    I'm currently a senior in high school and shopping for a computer for college. I really want to build my own desktop computer, instead of buying a laptop like everyone else, but I've been told that absolutely NO ONE in college has a desktop. I don't want to be the odd one out, but I also want to get a good, durable computer that won't have power problems or get stolen or damaged easily. I'm going to be majoring in Computer Science, so this is a big deal for me. Do college students really only have laptops, and would I stand out with a desktop?


  3. Resolved Question: Should I skip a grade, or take even more advanced courses?
    4. 16 Feb 2008 at 8:38pm
    Currently I am 15, and I will be 16 in march. I am a freshman in high school, and people think I got held back or I failed. It irritates me so much that it wasn't my fault, and it some how worked out like that when I came to usa in 2nd grade. Now as I said I am in ninth grade, I plan to take summer school in all four years in order to get ahead, but that is for science and math. If I don't skip a grade my schedule will be with 4 AP sciences, upto Mulivariable calculus, and so on. But if I take summer classes for history and Engish, then I can goto 12th grade instead of 11th at the end of my sophmore year, and still have 2 AP sciences, be in BC calculus, and so on. What is better for me, take history and english classes over the summers and graduate in 11th grade, or take even more science, math, computer science classes and graduate when I am 19?


  4. Resolved Question: What's a good major for me, (computer-related)?
    5. 16 Feb 2008 at 8:06pm
    I'm 14 right now, and computers interest me, I play computer games sometime there and on, and to the point where it's become like a drug. But i stopped for a while, and now i'm working on mastering a rubiks cube in a short amount of time. My best time to solve a 3x3x3 rubik's cube is 21.51 seconds. But still, it makes me wonder, what field in computers am i going to fall in? Can someone explain whats the difference between a Computer engineer, science, and programmer and what they do and what each skill requires? I'm usually a type of person who likes to fix and design, but i also like to put science into it in a sort of way. But if you ask me what i like to do with computers in 5 seconds, i would say "create and design the best" so whats for me?


  5. Resolved Question: what is the best course to study at UNI computer science o...
    6. 16 Feb 2008 at 4:16pm

  6. Resolved Question: How was Ronald Regan as president?
    7. 16 Feb 2008 at 2:59pm
    Im 20 yrs old so i wasnt even born during his time. My parents think he was the worst president ever. Both my parents say they were laid off of their jobs and it was hard to get new ones. My mom worked with computers (computer science major) and my dad worked on the railroad. After my mom lost her job she went to apply for a clerical office job. She said that 100s of people were also there and many many Americans were out of work. Question: Is THIS how you remember Regan?


  7. Resolved Question: In computer science education what is an open lab?
    8. 16 Feb 2008 at 1:30pm

  8. Resolved Question: What school subject do you like: Reading, English, Mathema...
    9. 16 Feb 2008 at 1:04pm
    I am surveying people to create a newsletter. If 30 people or more can answer, I would appreciate it. In the Social Studies, you can say: Ancient Civilizations, Medieval Civilizations, U.S. History, World History, Geography, or European History. In the subject, Science, you can say: Earth Science, Life Science, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Astronomy. In Mathematics, you can say: Regular Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry, or Calculas. In the Elective topic, you can say Spanish, Cooking, Art, Cernamics, Woodshop, Computers, Golf, Keyboarding, Study Skills, Spotlight, Communication, Sign Language, French, or Mind Quest.


  9. Resolved Question: Computer Science?
    10. 16 Feb 2008 at 12:49pm
    Is this a good field that pays a lot of money? Does it pay more then electrical engineering? I need some details.


  10. Voting Question: How much percentage do i need to persue BscIT or software en...
    11. 16 Feb 2008 at 12:40pm
    I am in 12th (science). I am interested in doing BscIT or computer engineering after my 12th. How much percentage do i need for the same in 12th(BscIT / Computer engineering)?


  11. Resolved Question: can i get the cbse sample papers for computer science(c++)...
    12. 16 Feb 2008 at 12:28pm
    Pls don't give cbse webite as i already know ! pls give some other links that offer free downloadable papers !!!!


  12. Resolved Question: What optional course should I take for grade 10?
    13. 16 Feb 2008 at 11:43am
    My parents don't want me taking "dance" because it isn't as important as taking "environmental concerns", "business", or something like "computer sciences". This is because I would like to become a doctor after highschool and taking dance isn't very important in that field. Another course is offered, called "Health Care and Services Technology" which is about medical technology used. I know I would greatly enjoy dance but my parents want me to take more of an academic subject. I have 2 optional courses, one of which will be French but what should my other one be? Is grade 10 really that imporant that I should strictly take career-related courses? Thanks for your help and opinion!


  13. Resolved Question: For grade 10, I would like to take dance as 1 of my 2 opti...
    14. 16 Feb 2008 at 11:36am
    My parents don't want me taking "dance" because it isn't as important as taking "environmental concerns", "business", or something like "computer sciences". This is because I would like to become a doctor after highschool and taking dance isn't very important in that field. Another course is offered, called "Health Care and Services Technology" which is about medical technology used. I know I would greatly enjoy dance but my parents want me to take more of an academic subject. I have 2 optional courses, one of which will be French but what should my other one be? Is grade 10 really that imporant that I should strictly take career-related courses? Thanks for your help and opinion!


  14. Voting Question: what is the difference between computer science and computing?
    15. 16 Feb 2008 at 10:09am

  15. Resolved Question: diagnosis.............?
    16. 16 Feb 2008 at 10:04am
    One day, Pete complained to his friend, "My elbow really hurts. I guess I should see a doctor." His friend said, "Don't do that. There's a computer at the drug store that can diagnose anything quicker and cheaper than a doctor. Simply put in a sample of your urine, and the computer will diagnose your problem and tell you what you can do about and it will only costs you $10.00." Pete figured he had nothing to lose, so he filled a jar with a urine sample and went to the drug store. Finding the computer, he poured in the sample and deposited the $10.00. The computer started making some noise and various lights started flashing. After a brief pause, out popped a small slip of paper which read: 1. You have tennis elbow. 2. Soak your arm in warm water, avoid heavy labor. 3. It will be better in two weeks....... That evening while thinking how amazing this new technology was and how it would change medical science forever, he began to wonder if this computer could be fooled. He decided to give it a try. He mixed together some tap water, a stool sample from his dog, and urine samples from his wife and daughter. To top it off, he masturbated into the concoction. He went back to the drug store, located the computer, poured in the sample and deposited the $10.00. The machine again made the usual noises, flashed its alights, and printed out the following analysis: 1. Your tap water is too hard. 2. Get a water softener. 3. Your dog has ringworm. 4. Bathe him with anti-fungal shampoo. 5. Your daughter is using cocaine. 6. Put her in a rehabilitation clinic. 7. Your wife is pregnant ....... twin girls. They aren't yours. Get a lawyer. 8. And if you don't stop masturbating, your elbow will never get better


  16. Resolved Question: AP COMPUTER SCIENCE LAB HELP PLZ??? (java)?
    17. 16 Feb 2008 at 9:45am
    If you could help me w/ this lab i would truely appreciate it. i don't get what to use. It says pseudocode, but do i have to use it with an ArrayList b/c that's what were learning in class and i don't no how to use an Array List. Thanks! :] Write the pseudocode for an Even/Odd class that can be used to test numbers for odd, even, and perfect. A perfect number is one that is the sum of its factors excluding itself. For example, 6 is a perfect number because its factors are 1, 2, 3, and 6. Excluding 6 and adding the factors yields 1 + 2 + 3 = 6. Sample Data : 7 496 Sample Output : 7 7 isOdd == true 7 isPerfect == false 496 496 isOdd == false 496 isPerfect == true Private Instance Variables: Class: Methods:


  17. Resolved Question: Career tips?
    18. 16 Feb 2008 at 8:53am
    When I'm older I would like to do something to do with the army or SAS or that sort of thing. Failing that, something to do with medicine. At Uni, I want to study: Computer Science Law History Postgraduate Medicine Possibly film and music too. Any tips to help me get where I want to be or what college or Uni I should go to. Can study that amount of subjects? Thanks!


  18. Resolved Question: im too confused , computer science or pharmacy school ?
    19. 16 Feb 2008 at 7:26am
    hee guys . i was wondering which one i should choose as a major ; computer science or pharmacy , i was in pharmacy school but im on a break now and re-considering ,i used to write simple programs when i was younger , and now im thinking abt CS school, how do i know if CS is for me ??


  19. Voting Question: are computer science graduates in demand in the USA?
    20. 16 Feb 2008 at 5:41am
    I'm from the philippines, do computer science graduates highly demanded in the USA in a couple of years ? whats their median annual salary ? can CS graduates migrate there ?


  20. Resolved Question: medical technology, nursing or computer science for college?
    21. 16 Feb 2008 at 4:15am
    i'm from the philippines, can you tell me what course to take in college from these three ? why did you choose that course ? what course will be very high demand in the near future but has good salary ? can finishing this course can make me migrate or go to other countries easily ?


  21. Resolved Question: please suggest a name for technical symposium conducted by...
    22. 16 Feb 2008 at 2:07am
    it should different and it should be related to computer science department


  22. Resolved Question: I want to do phd in computer science from usa universities...
    23. 16 Feb 2008 at 2:03am
    should i follow .which all areas in computer science have a great prospect ,great future .Which area should i follow and continue to work on it so that it doesnt become obsolete with time. Following are some options Architecture and embedded systems Artificial Intelligence Bioinformatics Computer Graphics Computer Networking Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Databse Management Systems Parallel And Distributed Systems Software Engineering Theoritical Computer Science Help me on this matter


  23. Resolved Question: which is more preferable by a IT company MCA or B.Tec or B...
    24. 15 Feb 2008 at 10:25pm
    I'm an B.Sc(G) with physics, maths and computer science. So, I want to know what is more suitable for me, B level or MCA, to get a high profile job ?


  24. Resolved Question: Can you revise and rewrite this resume, please?
    25. 15 Feb 2008 at 9:11pm
    Objective: Enthusiastic post-secondary student seeking summer employment. Education: Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology First Semester Office Education Program Apr. 2008 Regina, SK Neil Squire Society Employ-Ability Program Dec. 2006 Regina, SK Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School Grade 12 Jun. 2006 Regina, SK Skills: Strong organizational skills Good basic computer skills Advocacy and leadership training Very strong work ethic Summer Employment: Canadian Paraplegic Association (Saskatchewan) Inc. (Regina Regional Office) May - Aug. 2007 Rehab & Fund Development Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Put binders together for event Identified documents that were available Found information about businesses for clients to use for needs and raise awareness for funding for events and projects Cleaned out filing cabinet, documented what was in each folder, and got hid of documents that were out of date, and put documents in new file cabinet to be more accessible for people with physical disabilities Helped with making receipts Helped prepare for a 2008 event Found contact information for newspaper companies provincially (in Saskatchewan) YMCA Child Care Worker Aug. - Sept. 2006 2005 Regina, SK Responsible for children's safety Built trust with children, by playing games, activities, storytelling and helping with other activities George Bothwell Library Jul. - Aug. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on trolleys Put books and CDs back on to the shelves Placed books on shelves that were loaned out and to be picked up Assisted with public inquiries Career and Work Exploration Program: Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School: Canada Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services May 2006 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Put folders together Created tables and charts using Excel Identified for documents that need updating, as required George Bothwell Library Mar. - Apr. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on to trolleys Put Books and CDs back on to the shelves Put books on loan, to be picked up, on a shelf Assisted with public inquiries Volunteer: Saskatchewan Abilities Council 2005 Summer Fun Program Assistant Regina, SK Assisted individuals with physical disabilities Built trust with the participants Completed activities with the participants Salvation Army, Divisional Headquarters 2004 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Placed documents through paper shredder Canadian Mental Health Association (Sask. Division Office) 2003 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Labeled books, videos and cassettes Filed information into database Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate 2001 Library Assistant Melfort, SK Checked and reclassified returned library items back into the system Filed books on loan and CD's in numerical and alphabetical order Placed books on trolleys Youth Delegate: Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability 2004 Youth Delegate Ottawa, ON Built trust with others Advocacy and leadership training, with youth who had many types of disabilities Interests and Activities: Draw, paint, and do crafts. Write poetry Promoting and assisting in activities for people with disabilities References available upon request


  25. Resolved Question: Can you please help he rewrite this resume?
    26. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:53pm
    Objective: Enthusiastic post-secondary student seeking summer employment. Education: Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology First Semester Office Education Program Apr. 2008 Regina, SK Neil Squire Society Employ-Ability Program Dec. 2006 Regina, SK Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School Grade 12 Jun. 2006 Regina, SK Education: Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology First Semester Office Education Program Apr. 2008 Regina, SK Neil Squire Society Employ-Ability Program Dec. 2006 Regina, SK Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School Grade 12 Jun. 2006 Regina, SK Skills: Strong organizational skills Good basic computer skills Advocacy and leadership training Very strong work ethic ... Summer Employment: Canadian Paraplegic Association (Saskatchewan) Inc. (Regina Regional Office) May - Aug. 2007 Rehab & Fund Development Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Put binders together for event Identified documents that were available Found information about businesses for clients to use for needs and raise awareness for funding for events and projects Cleaned out filing cabinet, documented what was in each folder, and got hid of documents that were out of date, and put documents in new file cabinet to be more accessible for people with physical disabilities Helped with making receipts Helped prepare for a 2008 event Found contact information for newspaper companies provincially (in Saskatchewan) YMCA Child Care Worker Aug. - Sept. 2006 2005 Regina, SK Responsible for children's safety Built trust with children, by playing games, activities, storytelling and helping with other activities George Bothwell Library Jul. - Aug. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on trolleys Put books and CDs back on to the shelves Placed books on shelves that were loaned out and to be picked up Assisted with public inquiries Career and Work Exploration Program: Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School: Canada Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services May 2006 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Put folders together Created tables and charts using Excel Identified for documents that need updating, as required George Bothwell Library Mar. - Apr. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on to trolleys Put Books and CDs back on to the shelves Put books on loan, to be picked up, on a shelf Assisted with public inquiries Volunteer: Saskatchewan Abilities Council 2005 Summer Fun Program Assistant Regina, SK Assisted individuals with physical disabilities Built trust with the participants Completed activities with the participants Salvation Army, Divisional Headquarters 2004 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Placed documents through paper shredder Canadian Mental Health Association (Sask. Division Office) 2003 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Labeled books, videos and cassettes Filed information into database Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate 2001 Library Assistant Melfort, SK Checked and reclassified returned library items back into the system Filed books on loan and CD's in numerical and alphabetical order Placed books on trolleys Youth Delegate: Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability 2004 Youth Delegate Ottawa, ON Built trust with others Advocacy and leadership training, with youth who had many types of disabilities Interests and Activities: Draw, paint, and do crafts. Write poetry Promoting and assisting in activities for people with disabilities References available upon request


  26. Resolved Question: Can you help me revise this resume?
    27. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:39pm
    Objective: Enthusiastic post-secondary student seeking summer employment. Education: Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology First Semester Office Education Program Apr. 2008 Regina, SK Neil Squire Society Employ-Ability Program Dec. 2006 Regina, SK Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School Grade 12 Jun. 2006 Regina, SK Skills: Strong organizational skills Good basic computer skills Advocacy and leadership training Very strong work ethic ... Summer Employment: Canadian Paraplegic Association (Saskatchewan) Inc. (Regina Regional Office)May - Aug. 2007 Rehab & Fund Development AssistantRegina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Put binders together for event Identified documents that were available Found information about businesses for clients to use for needs and raise awareness for funding for events and projects Cleaned out filing cabinet, documented what was in each folder, and got hid of documents that were out of date, and put documents in new file cabinet to be more accessible for people with physical disabilities Helped with making receipts Helped prepare for a 2008 event Found contact information for newspaper companies provincially (in Saskatchewan) YMCA Child Care Worker Aug. - Sept. 2006 2005 Regina, SK Responsible for children's safety Built trust with children, by playing games, activities, storytelling and helping with other activities George Bothwell Library Jul. - Aug. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on trolleys Put books and CDs back on to the shelves Placed books on shelves that were loaned out and to be picked up Assisted with public inquiries Career and Work Exploration Program: Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School: Canada Saskatchewan Career and Employment Services May 2006 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Put folders together Created tables and charts using Excel Identified for documents that need updating, as required George Bothwell Library Mar. - Apr. 2006 Library Clerk Regina, SK Placed books on to trolleys Put Books and CDs back on to the shelves Put books on loan, to be picked up, on a shelf Assisted with public inquiries Volunteer: Saskatchewan Abilities Council 2005 Summer Fun Program Assistant Regina, SK Assisted individuals with physical disabilities Built trust with the participants Completed activities with the participants Salvation Army, Divisional Headquarters 2004 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Placed documents through paper shredder Canadian Mental Health Association (Sask. Division Office) 2003 Administrative Assistant Regina, SK Stuffed and stamped envelopes Labeled books, videos and cassettes Filed information into database Melfort & Unit Comprehensive Collegiate 2001 Library Assistant Melfort, SK Checked and reclassified returned library items back into the system Filed books on loan and CD's in numerical and alphabetical order Placed books on trolleys Youth Delegate: Active Living Alliance for Canadians with a Disability 2004 Youth Delegate Ottawa, ON Built trust with others Advocacy and leadership training, with youth who had many types of disabilities Interests and Activities: Draw, paint, and do crafts. Write poetry Promoting and assisting in activities for people with disabilities References available upon request


  27. Resolved Question: Can science and computers determine, out of all the world'...
    28. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:35pm
    Long ago, ancients Gods disappeared as other beliefs took over. Are our current Gods facing the same destiny as our knowledge and intellectual evolution leaps ahead with the technological age?


  28. Resolved Question: about computer science?
    29. 15 Feb 2008 at 7:56pm
    how how much math and science am i using. what kind? and if i make this a career whats wilol be the salary


  29. Resolved Question: what classes do i need to take in grade 10 to get into med...
    30. 15 Feb 2008 at 6:33pm
    I know i want to do something in the field of medicine, prefferable surgery but i'm torn between what classes i need. Im taking academic science and math...actually im taking everything academic but for my electives. Do i need to take anything like business, computer, cooking, gym, and stuff?


  30. Resolved Question: Am I good enough for Duke?
    31. 15 Feb 2008 at 6:11pm
    will i get accepted by Duke? 2100 SAT (800 Math, 700 Writing, 600 Critical Reading) SAT subject test: 800 Math IIC SAT subject test: 700 Biology EM SAT subject test: 700 Chinese SAT subject test: 700 World History 3.9 unweighted GPA 4.5 weighted GPA 6 letters of recommendations Senior AP classes: AP Chemistry AP Physics: Electricity & Magnetism AP Economics: micro & macro AP Calculus C: Multivariate AP European History Previous AP classes taken: AP Computer Science 3 (also called AB) AP Government & Politics AP Calculus AB AP World History AP Physics: Mechanics AP Psychology AP Biology scores of 4 or 5 on all AP tests so far 4 years of Cross Country (3 years of Varsity, currently captain of the team) 4 years of Track (3 years of Varsity, currently captain of the team) 3 years of Varsity Debate (competed in numerous National Forensic League debate competitions) 3 years of Math team Secretary of Science Information Club NIH intern (past summer) University of Michigan Debate camp


  31. Voting Question: Help me please! Colleges have not sent me letters, What shou...
    32. 15 Feb 2008 at 5:38pm
    Ok, Im a tenth grader going to an IB school. I wish to major in computer engineering/science. I do not do well on tests because they are time orientented and I have a writing OCD. thats besides the point. I have made 2 successful websites, One for my school and the other for a store. I am in a program called Mouse Squad (since the 7th grade) and I am going to work at an internship job this summer. I am very intelligent with computers, working with them since I was about 10. I have built my very own PC and I troubleshoot computer problems at school. My only problem is colleges have not even sent me one letter yet other students are already receiving theirs. When I do apply to a school are grades the only thing they look at? I want to apply to MIT but I fear I have no chance. I have never failed a course in my life and I am currently taking chemistry and I am almost finished with it. I have also taken Biology and Physics. What should I do? Please Someone help me. Thank you in advance! Ahhhh thank you for your quick response, your right. I took the PSAT but forgot to check that box that said to make my scores visible. What do I do now?


  32. Resolved Question: Is this a funny...? Pls star if so. Thx.?
    33. 15 Feb 2008 at 3:19pm
    Computer Diagnosis One day Bill complained to his friend that his elbow really hurt. His friend suggested that he go to a computer at the drug store that can diagnose anything quicker and cheaper than a doctor. ''Simply put in a sample of your urine and the computer will diagnose your problem and tell you what you can do about it. It only costs $10." Bill figured he had nothing to lose, so he filled a jar with a urine sample and went to the drug store. Finding the computer, he poured in the sample and deposited the $10. The computer started making some noise and various lights started flashing. After a brief pause out popped a small slip of paper on which was printed: "You have tennis elbow. Soak your arm in warm water. Avoid heavy lifting. It will be better in two weeks." Later that evening while thinking how amazing this new technology was and how it would change medical science forever, he began to wonder if this machine could be fooled. He mixed together some tap water, a stool sample from his dog and urine samples from his wife and daughter. To top it off, he masturbated into the concoction. He went back to the drug store, located the machine, poured in the sample and deposited the $10. The computer again made the usual noise and printed out the following message: "Your tap water is too hard. Get a water softener. Your dog has worms. Get him vitamins. Your daughter is using cocaine. Put her in a rehabilitation clinic. Your wife is pregnant with twin girls. They aren't yours. Get a lawyer. And if you don't stop jerking off, your tennis elbow will never get better."


  33. Resolved Question: Are there any part time IT jobs for someone with no experi...
    34. 15 Feb 2008 at 3:06pm
    I'm trying to get some experience in the computer or internet technology field. I am going to school for my Associates of Science in Computer Forensics online currently. I already have my B.A. in Psychology and I work in health care. I need some extra money and was wondering if there was any job that anyone knows of where you can work part time, working with computers, but have no formal experience. I am willing to learn, but I HAVE to keep my current job. I live in Alabama, but if anybody knows of anything ONLINE or close to the southern part of Alabama in the IT field that someone could do to get some training and get paid would be greatly appreciated. Please don't tell me about something that is not legitimate or that you haven't tried yourself or know someone who has successfully attempted it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also if you know of anything full time working with computers that I could do with no experience, include that as well. LET ME CLARIFY: I don't want ideas of so called "home businesses". I want experience in the IT field, because that is what I want to do. I don't want all these replies on how to get rick quick. I can do without that. Thanks.


  34. Resolved Question: Oxy Morons List Them !!?
    35. 15 Feb 2008 at 2:06pm
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  35. Resolved Question: I'm 23 and want to get my bachelor's ASAP. Should I go for...
    36. 15 Feb 2008 at 1:56pm
    I don't want to spend 6 years working on a bachelor's at this time. I want to graduate at 27 with my degree. Do you think I should just pursue a degree in chemistry or computer science? If so, which one?


  36. Resolved Question: college -- where should i reasonably apply?
    37. 15 Feb 2008 at 1:26pm
    i'm interested in california, boston, new york, chicago, & dc. my sats are reading 610 math 640 writing 790. i'll take them a few times, i know i can do a lot better in math. my gpa from 9th & 10th grade combined is a 3.86. 10th grade was a 3.9 something, all A's and A-'s except for a B+ in a half-year (equivalent) social studies course. 11th grade my first marking period gpa was a 4.21 and second mp was a 4.5 something. finals hurt it a little, but it's still over a 4.0. my classes this year are AP english lang., AP calc, AP physics, honors social studies, hnrs. chem, hrs. spanish, and then gym, cooking, and communications. B in english, B+ in physics, probably will get an A in calc. next year taking AP stat, AP calc bc, AP spanish, academic social studies and english, and no science (because i doubled up this year). then two photo classes, cooking, and gym. i'm interested in math and science. i'm considering something like a computer science or engineering major. i'm really interested in physics and astronomy though, so i'm thinking about a physics minor. not necessary though. i don't really have extracurriculars. if it's stretched, i do have some community service. and i do have a job. i'd really like something really competitive like UCLA, but i don't know if i have a shot. can someone give me a basic list of safety schools/good matches/reach schools. just off the top of your head? not really into small schools, either. and yeah, i've looked at ucsd and really was interested. thanks. although i'm not sure yet if it's smaller than my taste. any other suggestions? uc davis... i'd prefer something more competitive. and i'm definitely not looking for a school just for parties, as i'm really not a partier at all. i'm more interested in the other criteria schools have to offer. about the physics-- it's more of an interest thing. not really looking to make it my career. i know i'm not amazing at it, my AP physics class was the hardest class i've ever taken. but i sincerely have a very strong interest in the subject. career-wise, probably something more with computers. but if a school offers a physics minor, that's just be a big plus. to answer brad r-- i didn't really study.. like, i'm just really good at grammar. i find it really easy. there are only a couple of rules you need to know. like, you need to really be able to see subject-verb agreement. and parallelism. those are the big ones. and then just like, making sure sentences make sense and are clear. you've gotta pick the ones that are filled with useless phrases shoved in between commas.


  37. Resolved Question: Second Bachelor's degree or Master's degree?
    38. 15 Feb 2008 at 1:20pm
    I have a B.S. in accounting but want to switch my career path to something IT related, so I want to eventually get a Master's degree in Computer Science. My previous GPA was 2.97. Should I get a second bachelor's degree in Computer Science and try to improve my GPA to get into a better graduate school later on or just go to whatever graduate school will accept me now.


  38. Voting Question: i wana get addmission in Computer Science in any good univer...
    39. 15 Feb 2008 at 12:38pm
    I have done BCS and I want to get addmission in Masters In Computer Science(MSC) in any good university in UK. What is the procudure to apply? How could I know which universities are offering Masters In Computer Science(MSC)?


  39. Resolved Question: which degree is the best out of computing, computer scienc...
    40. 15 Feb 2008 at 11:55am

  40. Resolved Question: Comuting or computer science which one do you reconmend if...
    41. 15 Feb 2008 at 11:54am
    i am bad at maths which of these degrees should i do because some people say you need to be good at maths to do Computer science.


  41. Voting Question: Is it beneficial to supplement a computer science major with...
    42. 15 Feb 2008 at 11:24am
    I'm majoring in computer science, but I also like mathematics. The computer science program in my school practically makes you take a bunch of mathematics courses and I was wondering if majoring or minoring in mathematics benefits the computer science major in and kind of way. Is double majoring in both computer science and mathematics any ehlpful for finding a job after I graduate.


  42. Voting Question: Is there job availability for people who major in computer s...
    43. 15 Feb 2008 at 11:17am
    I was thinking about majoring in computer science and I worried about the job availability. Someone had told me that the computer industry was slowing down on jobs, but I found it hard to believe because every where you go all companies and industries have computers, so there has to be some jobs out there. I was just looking for advice as to what do because I am really ineterested in computers and I would like to work in the industry. I was also curious about salaries.


  43. Resolved Question: suggest me seminar topics on computer science?
    44. 15 Feb 2008 at 9:41am

  44. Resolved Question: i need a name 2 represent the students of computer science...
    45. 15 Feb 2008 at 9:21am

  45. Resolved Question: seminar topic on computer science?
    46. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:50am

  46. Resolved Question: Office 2003!?
    47. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:23am
    Office 2003? What would happen if I had been using Microsoft 2003 for quite a few years now. And last year I gave it to my boyfriend for him to use, and the product key worked and everything, and I seriously did not know it was illegal! And then, he got a new laptop and I let him use it again, while I still had it up and running on my PC. I took it off my PC and my boyfriends PC because I learned in my Computer Science class that this is pirating! What could happen to me? Serious answers only please.


  47. Resolved Question: Do you think I can make it to a decent university? Please ...
    48. 15 Feb 2008 at 8:07am
    I've already sent out a few applications. I havent gotten replies yet. Please tell me what you think. I have a 4.21 GPA unweighted (out of 4.3) my SAT score is 2350 My classes are as follows: 9th grade: AP Music theory, AP computer science A, Honors Algebra 2/ trigonometry, honors social Studies, honors English, French 5, Honors physics, Honors Chemistry 10th grade: AP physics C, AP chemistry, Honors American Literature, Honors Western Studies, AP Computer science AB, Honors Precalculus, AP Art History, Honors Biology, Honors French 6 11th grade: AP English, AP US history, AP Calculus BC, AP French, AP Biology, AP Human Geography, AP European History, AP World History 12th Grade: AP European History, AP Studio Art, AP Environmental Science, AP Chinese, AP Psycology, AP Statistics, AP Microeconomics, Japanese 1, AP Macroeconomics Extracirriculars: Model United Nations(4 years), Swim Team(1 year Junior Varsity 3 years Varsity), Key Club (Member 1 year, Secretary 1 year, Treasurer 2 years), National Honor Society(member for 1 year, president for 1 year), French Honor Society(Secretary 2 years, Vice President 1 year), World Vision(2 years of Chair Position, 1 year of Vice President), Cross Country(4 years, where 2 years I was Team Captain), Basketball (1 year Junior Varsity, 3 years Varsity). Student Body President for 1 year (for whole high school) 2 summers of computer science company 354 hours of community service During 2 winter breaks, I had a job in the local dog shelter. Not sure what I want to do in college yet?.maybe engineering, but I?m not sure if I can make it. Do you think I could get into a decent university in the US? These are my AP test scores... AP Music theory: 5 AP computer science A: 5 AP physics C: 4 AP chemistry: 4 AP Computer science AB: 5 AP Art History: 5 AP English: 5 AP US history: 5 AP Calculus BC: 4 AP French: 4 AP Biology: 3 AP Human Geography: 5 AP European History: 5 AP World History: 5 AP European History: 5 AP Studio Art: 4 AP Environmental Science: 4 AP Chinese, AP Psycology: 4 AP Statistics: 4 AP Microeconomics: 4 AP Macroeconomics: 5 SAT 2 SCORES: SAT BIO: 710 SAT CHEMISTRY: 700 SAT PHYSICS: 730 SAT CHINESE: 800 SAT FRENCH: 760 SAT MATH 2: 740 SAT US HISTORY: 780< >
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