"The goal of this major in this school is" urban construction informatization ",not for e-commerce or enterprise informatization. There will be some courses such as geographic information system and land resource management, but there are no courses related to enterprises such as accounting and ERP. Of course, there are still some principles of management and economics. Teachers are generally teachers of computer department, with average level. You have to rely on yourself to come to these two schools. We are in the new campus. "
These are all said by the seniors in the school department. Hehe, how do students feel about urban construction informatization now? Where are we going to make a living in four years? ~555~'
Another senior from City College just told me these things are as follows.
"I want to be fair here. This major is very good in itself, and the training goal is information-based compound talents. Such talents are in short supply in China, but this major in our school is really poor in terms of teaching level. I'm a professional, too. I'm almost a senior. But then again, for the current situation of the popularization of university education, universities mainly rely on themselves. The teaching level of this major in our school is not high, but some necessary courses are still offered. I'll give you some advice. Learn C language and English well in freshman year, pass CET-4 in sophomore year, learn data structure, discrete mathematics and database principle well, and learn an object-oriented language (java or C++, provided that C learns first) in spare time. As for delphi object-oriented programming that you want to open in your sophomore year, it is to teach you component-oriented programming, not object-oriented, and what engineering survey you want to open in your freshman year is purely a course with "city characteristics". It has nothing to do with this major. I just finished my semester. In junior year, you will naturally have a sense of professional direction. As for "informatization of urban construction", this is what the dean said. Although there are some misinterpretations, others are still good. You can communicate with him directly. Our school will not take enterprise informatization as the direction, and you don't have the strength. However, after junior year, you can develop yourself in this field, provided that your object-oriented language and database technology are not bad. At that time, you can get in touch with design patterns and learn these ideological things first. Of course, you can also contact J2EE or. NET system construction technology first, these are all needed to develop enterprise informatization, but I prefer design mode, because technology is inexhaustible, and only ideological things are fundamental. It can be said that the university has laid the foundation for four years, and no one can be a CTO or CIO as soon as he graduates, and Tsinghua is no exception. Let's just say that for the IT industry, everything is gradual and urgent, and you will never catch up with the technological changes, especially for a college student. If we can do the above points well, it is enough to play less in universities and make progress. Finally, welcome to the computer department ~! Ha ha ~ ~ "
I think it is very useful, and the goal of the university is very clear ~ after all, it is not easy to change majors.
Let's put this science on ~ hehe ` ~