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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1017784

ToBeHonest wrote: Study something that need more employees, you'll get a better pay. For example, thats out of context but, at the moment (in France) welders are very claimed and well paid (~1800€ - 3200€ / months). Damn thats pretty good pay, ive been welding for about a year now and ill be lucky to find something that pays that well when I finish my apprenticeship.	Diet Water Offline Diamond Boarder Posts: 2948 Thanks received: 747 Karma: -51
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1017795

DEADMONSTOR wrote: Cyber security Jesus Kakashi wrote: study something with coding and do a ssrp update finally ? Deadmonster can u add me on steam steamcommunity.com/id/Suken00	Suken Offline User is blocked The CoinFlipper Posts: 1074 Thanks received: 104 Karma: 0
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1017931

I mean, it's completely up to you.

My first choice would be artificial intelligence. It is definitely going to be useful in a couple of years, especially since companies will be looking for people experienced within A.I to work on big projects like self-driving cars and other projects that require artificial intelligence. The salary for someone working with A.I would be quite high too because of the popularity and demand. However, I suggest not working for the money (at least not entirely), and rather focus on something that you enjoy and has a reasonable salary.

On the other hand, bioinformatics is something that I would definitely consider important and something that can be fun as well. Bioinformatics basically includes math, biology, statistics and computer science all in one. So if you're interested in biology and computer science I have a feeling you're going to like this. People with experience in bioinformatics are definitely needed to some extent and will probably still be needed in the near future. Development of software tools for understanding of biological data is definitely something you should consider. I'm not that educated on the salary of someone that works with such software, but I would assume it's quite decent.

While I can't give you an exact answer I think these options are definitely the most interesting ones in my opinion, but I think you should try to extrapolate your own opinion from my arguments instead of choosing what I, or anyone else, thinks is the best. I think it's important that you do something you enjoy and something that you won't regret in the future. Also, I don't know an entire lot about cyber security other than the basics of the study. Hence why I didn't write about it, but looking at other replies, it looks like a viable option to me.

Good luck on finding what is best for you!

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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1017936

Cyber security	MrPing Offline Gold Boarder Hoppa Posts: 1878 Thanks received: 342 Karma: 4
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1017940

Go outside :woohoo;	Lerpson Offline Diamond Boarder black people should totally be allowed to vote Posts: 4731 Thanks received: 1966 Karma: -22
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1018022

Gamesys The Chiken God wrote: A.I and Cyber security exactly this	dankek Offline Banned Legendary Retard Posts: 2400 Thanks received: 997 Karma: 23
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1018031

All three at the same time. I'll be your instructor, course begins August 24th, 2020. Welcome to the team.	Morgan Offline Legendary Member Posts: 15971 Thanks received: 6527 Karma: 105
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1018039

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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1018092

Ai if your smart	Comfy Offline Senior Boarder Zarp’s future CD Posts: 587 Thanks received: 49 Karma: -7
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To all the computer science geeks 6 years 2 months ago #1018094

do whatever makes the most money	x \|\| Jacknelli Offline Expert Boarder Posts: 987 Thanks received: 234 Karma: 7
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