Well Ghetto, youre right, the web WAS built on HTML tags but you yourself must know that things change
I know the advantages of .Net, so with these advantages, we simply through out the rest????
If that definition doesn't sound like a programmer's course then i don't know what is. Computer Science is a course that does not fit in Jamaica. There are NO resources available to move on once you have done this type of course. What we should be looking for at a TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY are courses like these:Originally Posted by wikipedia
B.Sc. in Information Systems Security
B.Sc. in Data Communications Technology
B.Sc. in Software Technology.
Just a few courses that are offered at several universities abroad
This idea of starting General in the first 2-years and then trying to specialize in some way in the last 2-years, is holding the development of persons back. UWI can continue doing Computer Science, but UTECH should be specializing. Instead of competing for students, give them more choices.
And don't think i am saying throughout courses like IT, AIT, TOC and such. ALot of these course, though "network/data comm" persons might not like(some programmers too), it is a requirement for some B.Sc. and make you a more rounded person.