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Question	by Glytch78	2004-02-10 07:30:14
Computer Science is one of those	by Naruki	2004-02-10 07:42:02
Alright.	by Glytch78	2004-02-10 07:45:56
Corperate Law	by DarthSane	2004-02-10 07:50:26
I like to not sell my soul (n/t)	by Glytch78	2004-02-10 07:51:38
Then don't expect to make lots of money	by DarthSane	2004-02-10 07:57:05
What's the requirements for a Bachelors? (n/t)	by Glytch78	2004-02-10 08:05:59
They vary by college	by DarthSane	2004-02-10 08:21:34
Where I went, there were: 2 algebra, and calculus 2 networking classes (one physical topology, one theory) operating systems (dos and windows) advanced operating systems (read windows NT server) Networking operating systems (UNIX and Novell [am I dating myself yet?]) basic english retoric and composition technical writing graphic design spreadsheet design (anyone else ever work with Lotus 1-2-3?) word processing database design and advanced database design (both taught on DBase III+) historical computing hardware I and II (who remembers EISA BUS settings anyway?) a couple of programing courses which were good for the logic in them (BASIC and LISP actually) two historical electives two "arts" electives two general electives and others I've just plain forgotten. Now someone else will probably post a completely different list of classes.
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4 years? (n/t)	by Glytch78	2004-02-10 08:29:11
Yes	by DarthSane	2004-02-10 08:32:05

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