I need help trying to choose the right major. I already changed it to IT a few weeks ago and I start the curriculum next semester. I figured that IT would be good for me because I learn the basics of computer science while maintaining healthy social interaction as well when it comes to customer relations, considering that IT specialists must keep up good interactions with their customers or coworkers.
I thought it would be a healthy mix of isolation and social interactions. I'm an introverted guy so I wanted to have a valuable STEM career that wouldn't necessarily have me cooped up in a lab or office all day without some type of motion. I'd be doing something productive while also developing my social game per se.
I google the differences between it and computer science but most results come from college websites just trying to get people to come to their school. Can anyone clarify the true value and differences of each degree?
My plan is to graduate with an IT bachelors for now, research more computer science subjects such as mobile computing in my free time so I can learn to build mobile applications, hopefully land a job in a city that will be a good place to continue developing my game, conduct more research on starting a business and then travel the world on some residual income. In due time of course.
I thought it would be a healthy mix of isolation and social interactions. I'm an introverted guy so I wanted to have a valuable STEM career that wouldn't necessarily have me cooped up in a lab or office all day without some type of motion. I'd be doing something productive while also developing my social game per se.
I google the differences between it and computer science but most results come from college websites just trying to get people to come to their school. Can anyone clarify the true value and differences of each degree?
My plan is to graduate with an IT bachelors for now, research more computer science subjects such as mobile computing in my free time so I can learn to build mobile applications, hopefully land a job in a city that will be a good place to continue developing my game, conduct more research on starting a business and then travel the world on some residual income. In due time of course.