IT සහ CS අතර වෙනස?

AlphaStigma

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    Densetsu no Yuusha no Densetsu
    Tikak wadiy machn. Habai eka degree eka wagema umbage skills and technologies matha depend wenawa.
    Umba sira waddeknam umbata 3rd year out wuna kiyala na salary eka illala yanna puluwan.ehema giya ayath innawa.

    Umbata harima ewa danaganna onnam ekko UCSC ekekgen ahapan. Dan industry eke inna kenekgennam waada hondai. Wena degree karala anik ewa pahath karala katha karanna balan inna ungen nam ahala wadak na ithn.

    it depends. if a 3yr personal is highly skilled than 4 yr person he/she might even get a larger package. in software development field what mostly matter is the ability of the person with experience. If there are 2 ppl, 1 from 3yr and 1 from 4 yr with same skillset, the person who has a 4yr degree has a good chance of getting a good salary package than 3yr. For SE it can vary from 10K-30K

    Thanks a lot for your information.. :) I'm still not in a uni btw.. I'm applying for UCSC CS in this year (2016/2017). I think my Z is enough for it hopefully.. :) Can you tell me what skills do I need to improve in the meantime..?
     

    Mr.Thor

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    CS ? at least talk if you from mora CSE dude. They got Real CS as all know :D pleasssee :D ok now im done :D I were posting about the Upto date information may be you have no idea :D

    And I'm working with CSE people and few works under me, superb in all aspects no doubt.

    In 2015 I went for, FIT future careers, to represent my current employee as an interviewer, and I know the level in Mora CSE, UCSC CS and Mora IT. So don't bluff. :dull::dull::dull:
    (hope they haven't become super human for these few months:P:P:P)
     

    Scottmccal

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    And I'm working with CSE people and few works under me, superb in all aspects no doubt.

    In 2015 I went for, FIT future careers, to represent my current employee as an interviewer, and I know the level in Mora CSE, UCSC CS and Mora IT. So don't bluff. :dull::dull::dull:
    (hope they haven't become super human for these few months:P:P:P)

    me too went and that's the same thing i have to say dude ;) CS ppl cnt become super heroes too :D nthing much to tlk about three year ones ;) at least four year ones are not super heroes ;) im not bluffing, maybe you are , CSE got real CS.
    :D why are you so much to CS now? :D this post is for some real information, if anything wrong just point out ;)
     
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    Onda_AX1

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    Thanks a lot for your information.. :) I'm still not in a uni btw.. I'm applying for UCSC CS in this year (2016/2017). I think my Z is enough for it hopefully.. :) Can you tell me what skills do I need to improve in the meantime..?

    1.English
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    5.fundamentals in programming​
     

    Scottmccal

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    mentioned what they got in my original post ;) compare it with your CS and just understand ;) gosh you are sooo CS :D[/QUOTE]
    post something helpful to someone now ;) as far for your experience post something real , then it will be useful for someone read this ;)
     
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    Mr.Thor

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    mentioned what they got in my original post ;) compare it with your CS and just understand ;) gosh you are sooo CS
    post something helpful to someone now ;) as far for your experience post something real , then it will be useful for someone read this ;)

    Because people who did maths for their ALs should choose CS before IT. There is a reason why IT allows BIO people in.
     

    Bataya01

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    Thanks a lot for your information.. :) I'm still not in a uni btw.. I'm applying for UCSC CS in this year (2016/2017). I think my Z is enough for it hopefully.. :) Can you tell me what skills do I need to improve in the meantime..?

    Thanks a lot for your information.. :) I'm still not in a uni btw.. I'm applying for UCSC CS in this year (2016/2017). I think my Z is enough for it hopefully.. :) Can you tell me what skills do I need to improve in the meantime..?

    Depends Based on what u r interested in mchan. If u expect the degree to give u everything, it will not take u anywhere. Its really nice to see someone having a clear idea on what he is going to do and trying to get prepared.
    a fundamental programming knowledge is a must. First try to get the basic concepts.
    Then you can focus on identifying the area u r willing to continue. For that, first two years give you more than basic understanding. Still i suggest you to learn atleast the basics of some(networking, database, web development...) while u wait at home till u get the letter. U will understand what to master by doing that(what ur heart asks from u :love: :P ). Whatever u choose, keep urself uptodate with the latest trends and technologies under that.
    I knw this is a tough ask if u have no idea in CS or IT,
    BUt i can assure u by the time u start the degree u can continue mastering whatever u want without being stressed about academics.
     

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    cs uganne scientists kenek hadanna ,research karanna
    IT uganne IT filed eke company wala wada karanna

    lankawe research wenne nati hinda . cs kalath developer tamai yannne
     

    cs_guy

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    Thanks a lot for your information.. :) I'm still not in a uni btw.. I'm applying for UCSC CS in this year (2016/2017). I think my Z is enough for it hopefully.. :) Can you tell me what skills do I need to improve in the meantime..?
    just learn some python, java basics and php :)
     

    Scottmccal

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    Because people who did maths for their ALs should choose CS before IT. There is a reason why IT allows BIO people in.

    Dude you are talking like an A/L guy. :D try to understand this .

    Most of the ppl passed out from UCSC , are 3 yr holders. So , as it is a CS degree you should put some basic CS fundamentals in there syllabus. therefore what includes in your first 3 years are

    DS & Algos
    Programming fundementals with python (so high level :D)
    Descrete mathemtics
    Automata

    That's all.

    When it comes to Mora IT , since it is four year one,

    they offer all above in their first two years except automata theory. Mora IT got 30% of bio ppl per their intake. In above subjects, Some BIO ppl do better than Maths ppl. :D From A/L subjects, A/L Physics is the most important subject dude. it makes you a real thinker, that's why they ask for physics with two other science subjects.
    Since Mora IT 4 year , electives come to the play in last two years, then most of the maths ppl has done automata, theory of computability n complexibility, Theory of compilers, Natural language processing, Fuzzy logic
    and another 5 subjects their. some bio ppl done those too and got first classes dude. Don't underestimate BIO guys :D im maths guy but not like you ;) Some of the above subjects are not included in you 4 year one too ..

    If you are going to talk about A/L Maths, moratuwa IT got 80% ppl who has A, B,B and A,A,B(colombo) , and UCSC i know B,C,C and B,B,B most of them. so dude don't go for A/Ls when there is no considerable difference between :D

    Actually Bad Apples ? some one told like that :D i hve no comment about that guy.. seems he is in this category :D

    In SL , real CS is their in Mora CSE and Real tronic in Mora Electronic and Wayamba university(not engineering but some of the best contents).

    Finally, this is for others info not to compare courses anymore. Because it is useless.
     
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    KingCM

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    Dude you are talking like an A/L guy. :D try to understand this .

    Most of the ppl passed out from UCSC , are 3 yr holders. So , as it is a CS degree...............................................................


    machan ubata experience kochcharak thiyenawada?......​
     

    Mr.Thor

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    Dude you are talking like an A/L guy. :D try to understand this .

    Most of the ppl passed out from UCSC , are 3 yr holders. So , as it is a CS degree you should put some basic CS fundamentals in there syllabus. therefore what includes in your first 3 years are

    DS & Algos
    Programming fundementals with python (so high level :D)
    Descrete mathemtics
    Automata

    That's all.

    When it comes to Mora IT , since it is four year one,

    they offer all above in their first two years except automata theory. Mora IT got 30% of bio ppl per their intake. In above subjects, Some BIO ppl do better than Maths ppl. :D From A/L subjects, A/L Physics is the most important subject dude. it makes you a real thinker, that's why they ask for physics with two other science subjects.
    Since Mora IT 4 year , electives come to the play in last two years, then most of the maths ppl has done automata, theory of computability n complexibility, Theory of compilers, Natural language processing, Fuzzy logic
    and another 5 subjects their. some bio ppl done those too and got first classes dude. Don't underestimate BIO guys :D im maths guy but not like you ;) Some of the above subjects are not included in you 4 year one too ..

    If you are going to talk about A/L Maths, moratuwa IT got 80% ppl who has A, B,B and A,A,B(colombo) , and UCSC i know B,C,C and B,B,B most of them. so dude don't go for A/Ls when there is no considerable difference between :D

    Actually Bad Apples ? some one told like that :D i hve no comment about that guy.. seems he is in this category :D

    In SL , real CS is their in Mora CSE and Real tronic in Mora Electronic and Wayamba university(not engineering but some of the best contents).

    Finally, this is for others info not to compare courses anymore. Because it is useless.

    Lol look at your reply, I shouldn't have discussed with a noob like you. That's why I asked at the very beginning the number of years you were actually in the IT industry.

    Now I got it, 0 years.. :P:P:P
     

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