donavannj

Ummm... darts!

At home your with family, the ones you love. That's one of my main reasons for wanting a career in this field. Of course, it does interest me as well.

That's the thing I'm unsure of, how would we know the dominant programming language?

I would think that. I would really just like to work at home, you get just as much. Of course, you gotta know where to look.

Apple or Microsoft isn't a bad option either.

That's great. UC Berkeley is my desired school.

Meh, too late to change my vote now. That said, I hate being wrong... Will have to go and change it.

Thanks for clearing that up.

That helps me out quite a bit. Do you have an example of something prestigious that can get you into Google?

Ah I get it.. I just live in a small town, but I've got a fairly major city nearby

Oh god. That's so far away from everything D:

What's IT and IS?

Any three of three are very great to have then I presume.

I kinda lost myself. There's quite a few questions I have about technology, and it it can branch off into so many careers.

I see, so your saying where you went they didn't have a career for that? Where did you do your schooling, if I may ask.

Software development/engineering.

That certainly is the advantage of choosing a computer major over others. Is there any engineering involved?

It's a new year so I'm trying to get a schedule change (in my case, an actual schedule) almost as radical as me. So far I'm on a really bad start.

That's about it. I'm sure plenty of other stuff happened but I have the memory of a goldfish :'(

YOU NEED TO GET YOUR EYES FIXED OLD MAN

What's up? :3

Is the experience you gain enough to continue on to another job and still be skilled enough to hold up the job?

Well I can't deny that! It isn't so easy in America

I see, what different type of jobs can you get basing off of the major you chose?

That sounds pretty cool. Is it good pay?

What's your preference?