Computing

Advantages: great
Disadvantages: ...........

...well i recently bought a tiny computer for £1299 including the latest graphics the best 1giga hertz pentiumthree processor and 40 gigabytes which is the best in home computers and i also recieved lots of cd's and pc games which are worth a fortune in the markets. i am very happy with my new pc it gives me pleasure to use it because it is one of the new modern style ones get one of them people and share the pleasure. well every one who has seen the computer are planning to buy it and some have already bought it for weeks i have had no complaints with my new pc and i reckon i will never till it's the oldest in 2010 think about you want to buy one pc like mine... Read review

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Advantages: money
Disadvantages: can give you headaches; bad for the figure - make sure you get some exercise at the weekends

...I've been working as a computer/analyst for the past 3 years. Many people find it intruiging that I was previously a fashion designer with my own boutique. I guess I don't fit into the stereotype that computing is for 'geeks'. Here's my personal faq on why I became an programmer, its advantages and its disadvantages: Why did I make a career change? The stress of having no money and the feeling that I was totally neglecting one half of my brain - although business was challenging and fashion a good outlet for my creativity, I need to apply myself to something mentally taxing. Why did I choose computing? During my time in the fashion industry, I saw how things were becoming more and more automated. I realised that many skills I was learning might soon become obsolete and the highstreet retailer was going to be threated by e... Read review

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Advantages: new campus, great atmosphere, great department, BCS accredited
Disadvantages: some lecturers, communication between staff

...I'm currently in my second year at Nottingham University reading BSc in E-Commerce and Digital Business - a degree course offered by the School of Computer Science and Information Technology (CSiT) and also run in conjunction with the Business School. My course is VERY similar to the single honours Computer Science degree. Why CSiT @ Nottingham Uni? -------------------------- The major factor for me was the brand new campus built in 1998 which is a wonderful piece of modern architecture and very environmentally friendly. It has a very nice lake and an upside down shaped library and computer centre - a nice peceful environment in which to study. The School of CSiT has up-to-date technologies and loads of computers for students use. Lecture theatres are very ncie and modern and contain all the latest projection... Read review

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