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| Johnny Jon |
| Just started my first year at Universite de Montreal in "BAC en sciences economiques specialisees" and from then,ill see if i head up to HEC or finish the bac and do something else |
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| kreamy |
i finished one semester of Mechanical Engineering at Concordia and i hated it.
So now im taking computer science courses and i am applying for that very program.
im thinking of going into the digital media option of computer science.
So yeah, im still lost. |
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| spinor |
| third year in software ingineering @ Polytechnique ... after that ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't know yet ! |
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| fastmp3 |
| quote: | Originally posted by spinor
third year in software ingineering @ Polytechnique ... after that ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh don't know yet ! |
ayoye c'est l'usine la-bas , les locaux sont morose :( |
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| RazerYokes |
Next September, I'll begin a bacc in computing security at U Laval (Québec). It's one of the first of its kind over here (qc province).
And if I'm good enough, which I'm not really afraid of, I'll have the opportunity to work 1 year anywhere in Quebec province and study 1 year oversea. Both years will be credited. Sounds cool.
I'm very happy to realize that all my efforts invested in learning computer security stuff will finally be rewarded. Hackers (neutral term) now have a chance to get out of dark and get a diploma. It's not always easy to be a "freelancer" without a diploma even when you have a lot of expertise. |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by RazerYokes
Next September, I'll begin a bacc in computing security at U Laval (Québec). It's one of the first of its kind over here.
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| spinor |
| quote: | Originally posted by fastmp3
ayoye c'est l'usine la-bas , les locaux sont morose :( |
true ... malheureusement ...
l'astuce c'est de jouer la game, d'aller sur TA, au Aria pis de faire un peu de ski et on s'en sort ... un jour :) |
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| fastmp3 |
| la polyclinique :D |
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| RazerYokes |
| quote: | Originally posted by malek
:conf: |
before, that type of program was only available at master degree or via a AEC 1-year intensive program in private schools (which cost a lot and doesnt even worth a CEGEP) |
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| habsfan |
Finished my Bac in computer science last year from Concordia. Been working in IT since then and I'm bored out of my skull :(
I'm thinking about becoming a military pilot. All you need is a degree, 20/20 vision, and be healthy. Interesting job and pays well too :D |
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| RazerYokes |
| quote: | Originally posted by habsfan
Finished my Bac in computer science last year from Concordia. Been working in IT since then and I'm bored out of my skull :( |
Are you working for yourself or a company ? Small one or some blue chip in IT field ?
| quote: | Originally posted by habsfan
I'm thinking about becoming a military pilot. All you need is a degree, 20/20 vision, and be healthy. Interesting job and pays well too :D |
hehe might be cooler than computing, but I'm not sure if canadian's military planes are flying good or not :rolleyes: |
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| habsfan |
I work for an mid-sized IT company based here in Montreal. We make security software for ISP's and I basically make sure everything is ok on their end.
Canada has one fighter plane called the CF-18. It's basically identical to the American F-18 Hornet. Besides that, you can fly helicopters or cargo planes for search and rescue, transport, etc. It would be cool do something where you help people; Tsunami relief is an example. |
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