My name's Kendall Spackman. I'm a sophomore in Logan, UT and am debating between a degree in MIS or CS, and probably would minor in the other. My question is: What is more in demand?
After perusing the LDS Jobs, I feel like there are a lot more opportunities in the CS side of things; maybe because you're opening up to dozens of programming languages, whereas in MIS you're restricting yourself to one. I also feel like there are more entry-level positions in the CS route. Comments?
Database vs. Programmer?
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marianomarini
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Re: Database vs. Programmer?
As I understand CS (Computer Science) relate to technology it self (development).
Instead MIS (Management Information System) relate how to use it (technology I mean).
That said, if I'm not wrong, MIS is surely most widely needed than CS. There are more jobs in using the tech than in developing it.
Instead MIS (Management Information System) relate how to use it (technology I mean).
That said, if I'm not wrong, MIS is surely most widely needed than CS. There are more jobs in using the tech than in developing it.