How hands on are IT courses at uni?
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Do you ever do any practical work? or isit basically sit listen and take notes? I can only really imagin a course like IT where you're dealing with things like hardware and network etc would have to be practical and not just a note taking degree..???
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Do you ever do any practical work? or isit basically sit listen and take notes? I can only really imagin a course like IT where you're dealing with things like hardware and network etc would have to be practical and not just a note taking degree..???
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Do you ever do any practical work? or isit basically sit listen and take notes? I can only really imagin a course like IT where you're dealing with things like hardware and network etc would have to be practical and not just a note taking degree..???
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Do you ever do any practical work? or isit basically sit listen and take notes? I can only really imagin a course like IT where you're dealing with things like hardware and network etc would have to be practical and not just a note taking degree..???
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Do you ever do any practical work? or isit basically sit listen and take notes? I can only really imagin a course like IT where you're dealing with things like hardware and network etc would have to be practical and not just a note taking degree..???
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However, do a CS related course rather than an IT one. CS courses are much more respected.
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