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Is IT a social science?
No, IT is not a social science. IT is information technology and related to computer science.
What does la informática mean in Spanish?
It would be "the computer (information) technology class".
What does the abbreviation IT mean in computer science?
Information Technology
Which is best computer science engineering or information technology?
Computer Science Engineering and Information technology are same in all aspects except electronics. The study of electronics is more detailed in Information technology. Hence for computer science engineering you need good maths however for information technology you need both good maths and physics.
What are the branches of architechure?
• Computer Science • Information Technology • Communication • Computer Engineering • Information • Programming
What subject major is computer science?
Computers and Information Technology
Why is Information Technology not considered as a science?
Because people would confuse it with Computer Science.
You want to know about information technology computer science?
yes i want to know some thing about information technology
What are some career paths that pertain to technology?
There are different career paths in regards to technology. Courses offered in Universities includes Bachelor of Science in information and technology, Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering , or Bachelor of Science in computer Science.
What type of jobs you get if you study Information technology and computer science?
none.
What kind of scientist study computers?
Computer Science and IT (Information Technology)
Information technology is better than computer science?
Information technology is in no way superior than computer science however, both disciplines are useful for different areas of computing. Those from an information technology background are not necessarily inferior to those from a computer science background although for development jobs like software development, computer science is more desirable. People from an information technology background and computer science background can both potentially land in the same occupations, having the same level of expertise in areas such as networking, databases, etc.
