hours are normally pretty straight,

industry is still expanding even within current economic depression

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depending on what you do you can end up boxed in a small room all day every day.

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Post edited at 9:49 pm on Jan. 14, 2009 by MrRight

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Well I can't say for sure because I don't know what you're doing. Most people seem to assume that if you major in IT, you'll wind up in customer service when I'm an IT major and am heading towards Web Development. If you go the "traditional" route, you'll make good money but have to deal with idiots all day.

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Webdev is Csci, not IT :/

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Post edited at 6:23 am on Aug. 24, 2009 by dumdull

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Quote: from Majo at 3:39 pm on Jan. 13, 2009

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Well I can't say for sure because I don't know what you're doing. Most people seem to assume that if you major in IT, you'll wind up in customer service when I'm an IT major and am heading towards Web Development. If you go the "traditional" route, you'll make good money but have to deal with idiots all day.

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Webdev is Csci, not IT :/

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Well, seeing as how this thread has been bumped like three or four times now anyways...

Web Dev can be IT. As I already stated, it's what I was majoring in at the time so it's clearly doable if it's what I was working on. Every school is different but most seem to have "tracks" or "concentrations". So when you say that you're an IT major, that doesn't really tell a person a whole lot. I've been in classes with IT majors who specialize in Security. I've been in class with ones who are into Web Design. I've been in ones with kids who enjoy Programming. It really just depends upon the student but we're not all going to end up in the same place.

Web Dev is an IT track but you could also be a Web Dev about two or three other ways here. Again, I know because I've asked and researched the matter with two professors, three advisers, and a department head. If you check out different schools and each's requirements, you'll notice that they're not all the same. My boyfriend, for example, thinks it's ridiculous that programming was required for it here. Other schools don't seem to need/want it. But my school feels it's for the better that students at least go through a year's worth of Java first and that's required of all IT majors regardless of their concentration.

Post edited at 6:21 pm on Sep. 18, 2009 by Majo

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