Associates in Computer ... something?

[sanantone]

Thanks for that informative post. The internet makes "instant" experts sometimes, it is always good to hear from "real" ones.

So says the person who go smart-mouthed with someone trying to answer his or her question and couldn't manage to use Google. Some people are just ungrateful. I wonder how many times I've answered your questions.

I've worked in the CJ field for a decade. I came across several people who have been in the field longer. They swore up and down that a person didn't need to go through the police academy if he or she has a degree in CJ. That is totally false; they got rid of that exemption years ago. You don't need 50 years of experience to read the law. Those are simply the facts.

Before I started as a counselor, this counselor with years of experience told me I didn't need the internship with the degree I already had. Wrong! I never automatically believe people because they're supposed to experts. Not using your brain and failing to challenge things that don't make sense is how people get into trouble.

My question is, "How do IS, web development, and security courses prepare someone to develop games? How does it make sense to say that TESU is not a fit because it's nontraditional and then recommend an even more nontraditional school with no instructors?