Re:I studied engineering, not English. I still can't find a job
by jiggy2011 on Thursday August 28, 2014 @11:09AM
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To pass any decent CS course you need to at least be able to program, but outside of maybe a few group projects the programs that you write won't be very large so you don't have to be an expert in TDD, version control or any frameworks.
In the UK at least once you get into the 2nd/3rd year of the degree you get to select a larger number of the modules that you study. So it's possible to choose modules with lower programming content which might be focused on theory or on business type subjects.
Most universities here offer a sister degree to CS which is focused on business computing/project management and has substantially less programming.
In the UK at least once you get into the 2nd/3rd year of the degree you get to select a larger number of the modules that you study. So it's possible to choose modules with lower programming content which might be focused on theory or on business type subjects.
Most universities here offer a sister degree to CS which is focused on business computing/project management and has substantially less programming.