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I am currently going to a junior college majoring in Software engineering.
My math right now is the only thing keeping me behind since some of my algebra is
weak. I am catching up, and i doubt this will cause any trouble with time.
How much math is really involved when it comes to dealing with software engineering? And what in your opinion is the tough part of being a software engineer?
Can being a software engineer mean that you could be outsourced easily?
I also heard that software engineering is going to be one of the fastest growing careers in the years to come.
I worked at a software company starting in February being an IT Technician, and got some experience with friends who are unix system admins and engineers.
The company was based of PHP, and i was in the process of learning php from my unix system admin buddy, but i recently was laid off due to the economy. I didn't get too far into php and some ruby, but they were both interesting.
Do you guys think this would be the best bet for me in the upcoming years? I am a dedicated person when it comes to computers, and i am always looking for a way to expand my knowledge.
Thanks for the help.
My math right now is the only thing keeping me behind since some of my algebra is
weak. I am catching up, and i doubt this will cause any trouble with time.
How much math is really involved when it comes to dealing with software engineering? And what in your opinion is the tough part of being a software engineer?
Can being a software engineer mean that you could be outsourced easily?
I also heard that software engineering is going to be one of the fastest growing careers in the years to come.
I worked at a software company starting in February being an IT Technician, and got some experience with friends who are unix system admins and engineers.
The company was based of PHP, and i was in the process of learning php from my unix system admin buddy, but i recently was laid off due to the economy. I didn't get too far into php and some ruby, but they were both interesting.
Do you guys think this would be the best bet for me in the upcoming years? I am a dedicated person when it comes to computers, and i am always looking for a way to expand my knowledge.
Thanks for the help.