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Anonymous users2024-02-13First of all, I think that computer science is a very lucrative industry, and now large companies are very short of people, even if you have a bachelor's degree in a big city like Beijing for a few years, there is generally no problem with tens of thousands. Of course, the postgraduate entrance examination is a very good choice, it is not easy to have such an idea, so now your girlfriend encounters a problem, that is, the computer major course is more difficult in the national examination, cross-professional I highly recommend to be admitted to the system engineering major under the School of Information, after graduation, you can continue to engage in the computer industry, professional courses are generally examined in the control school on the tutorial class is easy to get. If you don't like the computer industry, you can find a tutor in logistics or something, and what you do professionally depends on your interests.
I hope you will seriously consider my suggestion.
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Anonymous users2024-02-12The first thing to consider is what she likes and what she is good at.
If these are not considered, then you need to consider the employment prospects and the probability of success in the cross-examination, if the cross-examination English may not be realistic, this requires strong professional knowledge, and it is not something that you can solve by surprise. Secondly, you also need to consider where to go to school, and some majors may not be available in the area you want to take.
It is not recommended to take the English test: First of all, English is a highly professional subject, you have not received a good English education for four years, how do you compare with others? It is also not recommended to take the master's degree in law and management. There are too many exams, the competition is big, and the talent is saturated!
It is recommended to take the master of education for teachers, if you are not very disgusted with being a teacher, this profession is relatively stable, although there is competition, but you are not lagging behind others.
This question is very good and important about what to pay attention to in the cross-examination.
First of all, in addition to studying the public courses well, it is also necessary to read the books of the designated professional courses of the school you are going to take the exam to. If you want to cross the exam, you must now determine the school, so that the review can be targeted!
Secondly: don't take a certain course and only review that course, because many courses need other knowledge as a foundation, so first do a good job of knowledge before reviewing the course of the cross-exam. Otherwise, you may not be able to read a book, which will be too much of a blow to self-confidence.
Take it one step at a time. If you take the cross-examination and pass the initial examination, you have not learned the subjects of the re-examination at all, and you may not be able to surprise after the accident.
Finally: it takes a lot of effort to cross the exam, and you also need to have a good attitude, you may face a lot of difficulties, so be prepared.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11If you take the English translation exam, the employment is very good!
It is best to be close to your own major, so that it is easier to review, and the knowledge points are easy to understand.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Computer science or foreign language classes are better.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09In fact, the examination major is quite good.
1. Undergraduate courses: Freshmen and sophomores are mainly basic courses, including intensive reading, extensive reading, listening, speaking (most of which are foreign professors), British and American culture, audio-visual, and writing. In addition to two or three courses such as intensive reading and listening, the third year begins to include literature (generally English literature), translation, and linguistics. >>>More
Each university has a different classification, but it is roughly divided into six majors: Computer Science and Technology, Software Engineering, Network Engineering, Information Security, Internet of Things Engineering, and Digital Technology. >>>More
The future is to be grasped by yourself, whether it is a postgraduate examination or a certificate, you need to decide by yourself, others can't help you anything, all walks of life have disputes about whether it is a good postgraduate examination or a good certification, but whether it is a postgraduate examination or a certification is for the future, first think about what you want to do in the future, is a more specialized programmer, or a knowledgeable person in the computer industry, the future you want is the foundation you need to rely on for the postgraduate examination or certification, everything you do depends on your heart, see what your heart wants, Again, there are pros and cons to both, and you can only choose for yourself based on the future you want.
The computer of NTU is also good, and the employment is very strong after graduating from NTU, and the development in the Yangtze River Delta is very good.
I'm a fourth-year computer science student, and I've been in college for the past four years, plus I listened to those seniors during my internship. I think it, computer is an industry with a high elimination rate, it's really hard to learn all the time, maybe this year you are fragrant, next year it will be nothing, the transformation is also quite difficult, the only good thing is that the salary is really good. Working in computer science is really hard, I used to be a tester for a while, dealing with bugs every day, and I know the depths of it. >>>More