Masters in Computer Engineering/Computer Science vs Masters in Information Systems

[Provost Harrison]

Well he's such a moron. He comes here asking advice and when someone who can provide such advice offers it he calls them an idiot.

What is it with this stupid f**king place? No one seems to have an ounce of civility in them any more.

[DriXnaK]

You must be retarded. You came into this thread and posted a ridiculously stupid attempt at advice thinking I had no job and was trying to avoid getting one. Did you really expect me not to post something back? What a joke.

[SlowwHand]

You started it, Harrison.

You could try stopping procrastinating and getting more degrees and just get a job...probably far more valuable in the long run...

[C0ckney]

yep no ****er in this ****ing place here has one ****ing ounce of ****ing civility anymore. i blame you c*nts.

[Provost Harrison]

You started it, Harrison.

How the hell did I start it, cretin? Jesus

[dannubis]

Somehow Dinksnacks has earned the respect of Tex.

[Provost Harrison]

That's no high accolade. Grumpy old bastard likes similar company.

[loinburger]

How the hell did I start it, cretin? Jesus

"Get a job you lazy bum!"

But seeing as how it's EON, who gives a ****.

[Provost Harrison]

That's not what I said. I said stop procrastinating with endless degrees which are an opportunity cost compared to getting some real work experience. That's my experience...take it or leave it.

But then again, what would I know

[ZEE]

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[DriXnaK]

You're completely ****ing stupid. The whole point of this thread is which masters degree I should get in 2-3 years. That means I'll have 2-3 years of work experience. The reason I am debating which one is because the masters in CS will require some prep work in order to be accepted. Obviously I would rather start the prep work now and take my time over the next few years than try and complete it all at once. I know reading comprehension is difficult for you, but do try to follow along.

[KrazyHorse]

What makes you think a bit of prep work will allow you to both be accepted to and graduate from a masters in cs?

You don't even know calculus 1, but you're asking about one of the more math-intensive subjects around, at a graduate level. For example, loinburger has a compsci msc iirc, and he's much smarter than you.

[SlowwHand]

How the hell did I start it, cretin? Jesus

I posted how you started it. It's very simple. Maybe too simple for another self-proclaimed brainiac like you. He asked a simple question. You and others, as is typical, chose to run your mouth instead. Not everyone is looking for a witty remark on every single occasion. Something like life plans for livelihood, for example.

[DaShi]

You're no better sloww.

[DriXnaK]

I took calculus 1, but I don't think it will transfer. Also, there's never been anything I couldn't learn or teach myself so I'm really not worried. As far as math goes, I never went to any of my courses because I could just learn it from the book faster. Somehow I doubt there is going to be something along the way that I can't figure out. You should just go back to eating your cereal and then commentating the color of your ****, KH.