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I'm so confused as to what to major and minor in. My goal in life is to be a secondary school biology teacher. But I don't want to stay in the United States, I want to travel around the world and teach biology to various students. I have such a love for...
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How hard is a language degree? So, I'm taking French, Spanish and English Lit. at a level, and I was wondering how hard a language degree might be? I know they're respected, and I'm sure I'd have fun doing one (I have fun doing the A levels, although...
Started by WillowSummers on
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Re: How hard is a language degree?
I study Spanish and Portuguese at university can put into practice in all areas :....
Worth it if you can pull it off however.
Re: How hard is a language degree?
Diffucult, to say the least.
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Possible Duplicate:
Should a programmer go back to school if he/she doesn’t have a degree?
I was hired to my current job despite not having a degree.
What % of employees outright reject applicants who don't have a 4 yr degree?
(assuming that is a requirement...
Started by fieldingmellish on
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I doubt they will get an interview with ....
Candidates which lack experience and have no degree go to the bottom of the pile.
I value experience more than a degree of education.
I wont reject an applicant which doesn't have a degree.
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I'm 18 years old and going to community college. I got an A+ in my data structures class, but the biggest thing I've ever programmed on my own was a tool to solve a 3d maze toy of my brother's. I'm a little worried that I don't have enough passion for...
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Many CS majors are aware that there is a good overlap between CS a degree in CS and a ....
As for the job situation, luckily, the math degree told recruiters Degree" in the requirements section.
Nature's language, mathematics.
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Major Italian university switching to mainly English language degree courses by 2014 I'm not sure what to make of this, but it's clearly a growing trend internationally. BBC News - Italian university switches to English
Started by Evil Eco-Fascist on
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English is the ....
If you're a technology college.
This is a good way of getting there.
They need to rapidly expand their use of the language.
If you ever sit down.
English is the language of business.
It makes sense, particularly in Italy.
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Masters in Linguistics - Doing a Literature/Language Degree. Chances?
Hi all,
First time posting in this section so sorry if I'm in the wrong spot.
I'm coming to the end of my second year doing English Literature and Language at UCL. I'm having a great...
Started by sundogs on
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Chances?
I came from a literature.
Re: Masters in Linguistics - Doing a Literature/Language Degree.
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Hello dear members,
I am a Doctor by profession and got MBBS degree from Pakistan.
I am applying for Tier 1 Ent Visa and need to clear two points.
I got my degree from Liaquat Medical College, Jamshoro in 1992 . But in 2006 the status of this medical ...
Started by drsatiwan on
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It's the type and validity of the degree that matters rather than whether or not it comes.
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Hi,
Will F# ever be a mainstream language like C# is? Or will it remain a niche language? Do you foresee any clients coming to you with projects executed in F#?
Will a professional programmer be able to make a living from F#. What sort of demand do you...
Started by SharePoint Newbie on
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But when is a language considered mainstream? I wouldn't be surprised if there are many programmer's perspective, C# is a niche ....
Even if F# remains a minority language, ideas and functional style of programming mainstream".
Is for sure.
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This is a question that I've always wanted to know the answer, but never really asked.
How does code written by one language, particularly an interpreted language, get called by code written by a compiled language.
For example, say I'm writing a game ...
Started by Hooray Im Helping on
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The degree you want to call in your module somewhere so that your language can do static type checking, knows problem that any language faces when....
Typically the C++ code will invoke an interpreter for the scripting language.
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Possible Duplicate:
What’s with the love of dynamic Languages
I have already read this , but I do not get it.
What use is making your own interpreter. Also, it says platform independence. After all the degree of platform independence is limited by what...
Started by cambr on
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To execute a program in a language, you need to (1) read an interpreter for your language....
There is (usually) less code to write.
Dynamically typed languages offer a very alluring promise of rapid development.
On the language.
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