Areas Where Computer Programming Is Applied
areas where computer programming is applied
What would be a good area to study large if they wish to work in the computer?
Would it be better to specializing in psychology and philosophy of a teacher, then 4-year degrees in computer science. Psychology seemed easy, but the philosophy University was interesting but I had to apply. Computer I would, but not offered in my city and I can not afford to go at school than elsewhere. We have computers in my city but I prefer to study information technology or security information and learn programming on my own. For me it is very difficult to program and has not as much money as security information / technology is natural and is a heck of a lot more. I want to study teaching Human-Computer Interaction.
If only options are psychology or philosophy, then I would say that Psych is somehow more directly applicable to safety and how people perceive the world around them. If you have other options – the program will be a high demand for teachers HCI. You can also learn that while at school. Computer science is not only about programming – not a lot of theory and mathematics. You need logic, statistics, calculation and algebra abstract to "prove" that the team is "faster" or more effective than another. Or a program algorithm is better o or worse than any other option. If you really like math and programming – go ahead. Otherwise, you're right, stay to the Info Tech and safety. Other areas you can see that the foundation of HCI later: mechanical engineering, electrical engineering (building computers interact with humans), biology (how human beings are constructed, how human beings process data and how they move) .. Haptics also (using meaning human comments .. studies as a joystick arrow or a keyboard click) In medicine, physical therapy after, chiropractic, or Vets same. Add these skills to biological psychology – and the design of computer systems such as slot machines that are human almost addictive. Library – A library is an extensive collection of information. It is classified and indexed so that humans can locate effectively access and use of stored data. Library and computer networks to share many similarities, and we been the development and rationalization of libraries for centuries. even companies – almost all data are "value". if data has no value – then not recorded and accessible forever. If the data is very valuable, many people want can access it. Use of business models, which can influence where the money is spent on computer systems, how they are insured or decide who has access to the data .. and data that is not worth the effort to keep around. No matter where you look further work (to except for pure research rare) .. have training in basic business skills will be very useful. All I want to do has a cost, and you need to talk to business people in terms they understand. If you do not know why your idea is good, or if you do not add value – then do not go fund its work for long.