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Hi,
I had a general query.I wanted to know whether the biological sciences or computer science has more scope.Among the sciences which field has the most scope currently?There's a lot of indecision among the people I know hence I wish to clarify.
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i will think it's biological sciences...
but it's just me and my opinion...
anyway this is the wrong forum for asking serious stuff///
u might wanna try chit chat or something...
UoC really has a very misleading title...
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It depends .. and also depend on your interest too?
go and talk to the university faculty people..
Don't try this forum ..
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Depends on where do you want to go ultimately.
I'd say your chances with computer science are higher; tbh, most local biomedical graduates ended up as lab assistant that sorta job. If you wanna do research work, a LOCAL DEGREE alone is not going to make the cut.
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why is this here ah??
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Originally posted by FireIce:
why is this here ah??
maybe ts wants to enroll into UOC leh
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Originally posted by FireIce:
why is this here ah??
God knows -
come to UoC for the cheapest degree
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Originally posted by pigsticker:
come to UoC for the cheapest degree
and it comes with free P memberships too...sometimes
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Originally posted by Nafarette:
Hi,
I had a general query.I wanted to know whether the biological sciences or computer science has more scope.Among the sciences which field has the most scope currently?There's a lot of indecision among the people I know hence I wish to clarify.
Bio Sc has
more memory work and cannot afford to go wrong with them eg deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) and ribonucleic acid (RNA).
subject that deals with concepts that are topic or chapter linked. To stay focus, you must learn to see the big and small pictures.
subject (eg Applied Microbiology) that deals with fragmented subject-topic area eg industrial, clinical, safety, best practices, QC standards etc
Comp Sc has
to deal with imaginary concept eg semaphore lock is a concept that neither strictly a software or a hardware but merely reinforces the importance of processes to be controlled and monitored.
to deal with abstract concept eg algorithm that runs in particular mathematical manner, logarithmic, exponential, recursive etc manners.
to choose areas of specialisation earlier as comp sc embodies a wider field of specialised knowledge.