It appears that the Engineering, Computing and IT degrees today are somewhat perceived and considered more difficult, and even less attractive because of the rigorous studies of Mathematics, Physics and Science. Quite often, some students entering university studies may rather choose Business, Management or Marketing degrees as a result. What are the reliable statistically proven predictions that graduates with the Engineering, Computing, and IT degrees, will have a better prospect to find the job compare to graduates with Business, Management of Marketing degrees?
Business, Management of Marketing degrees easier including record time to complete with a doctorate - 5 years. - More option.
Engineering, Computing, and IT degrees - takes longer time. There is a different in term of starting pay with honors. Most of these students get job even before graduate. Currently - big data 2 years industry coz d demand in the industry is higher than the available out there. Before IT was introduce - people who got jobs in IT are Mathematics, Physics etc graduates.
If you just take the time graduate to job placement will be able to tell you already - fastest way for comparison. This is what we use to measure.
It depends on what do you want to measure and use to measure !
Our research is not so much of what do the graduate background from but what drives success and personality.
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Thanks. Agree that there is currently high demand for Computer Science and Engineering graduates, as well as the IT graduates. The trend among young pupils is somewhat driven towards easier and shorter path to success. Role of CSE and IT teachers is to make the subject matter and career prospect appealing and exciting for pupils to pursue their studies in computing and IT. Once their get interested and enter the program, it is essential to keep them motivated and driven to master the subject. The career path will evolve quite naturally for them with excelkent rewards.
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