Not Sure Which Tech Career You Want Yet?

If you're someone who's interested in tech but don't know which field to what job you wanna get into, this video is for you. And for more career advice, follow me. Most people will be looking at Information Technology which is your IT, computer engineering and computer science. Three, Computer Science is probably the most broad degree. It will give you the widest range of software related jobs. But if you're someone who doesn't like coding, you might want to look into Information Technology or IT, which is more focused heavily on business IT or technology is used in business. Let's look deeper into Computer Science. It will teach you the fundamentals of programming, data structures, architecture and mainly problem solving. I think that's probably the most important takeaways from that particular degree. You'll start off with jobs in software development or software engineering. And then you can start specializing either AI or data science, cyber security. There's a whole bunch of different fields that you can get into. And that's the nice thing about Computer Science. It's very broad. You could even explore a management degree after Computer Science skills that you've learnt in Computer Science. So that's a great part about this degree. It's flexible. It gives you the foundation, you can easily open up different careers from this one degree. Now let's look into Computer Engineering. It's mainly for individuals who want to look into both hardware and software. They're unsure which side to go into. Into software or should I go into hardware. And I was one of those. I did electrical and computer engineering because I was unsure which field should I specialize in either hardware or software. And this particular degree is you understand the concepts of hardware and software. And this allows you to further specialize on what you love the most. Both in hardware or software or just hardware or just software. Your initial jobs will be in embedded systems or robotics, electronics or even hardware development. But here's the best degree, the one that gives you most options. It's the one that will give you options that you will enjoy. For example, if you're someone who likes getting into management or taking business related decisions, that's when IT comes into play. But if you're someone who loves coding or someone who immersed in coding, then Computer Science makes sense. If you're confused between Computer Science and Hardware, then you can look into Computer Engineering. And that's the summary. Save this video and follow me for more career advice.