Comments on: Changing Study Field http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/ Official Web Site of Tarek Chaaban , it contain alot of info about my web projects ,My Canadian Army Experience , some web news , sports , University work and web tutorials . Wed, 01 Oct 2008 00:20:27 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: ahmad naser almarzouk http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-21199 ahmad naser almarzouk Sun, 29 Jul 2007 10:11:00 +0000 http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-21199 hi guys im little bit lost sorry if my english isnt perfectly correct but im now a student in information science engg. we have also computer science dep. in my collage i know its not what we talk about here . but now im confused which department i have to join in my country you can work in bank data base, internet company, security ,network i would be thankful if you could explain for me which department i have to join and why hi guys im little bit lost sorry if my english isnt perfectly correct but im now a student in information science engg. we have also computer science dep. in my collage i know its not what we talk about here . but now im confused which department i have to join in my country you can work in bank data base, internet company, security ,network i would be thankful if you could explain for me which department i have to join and why

]]> By: Justin http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-6096 Justin Thu, 12 Oct 2006 21:24:44 +0000 http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-6096 Tarek, I can relate and understand your frustrations surrounding computer science. I also was all <em>into</em> computer science until college. I have been programming for a decade now and I felt that due to my knowledge and history, computer science made the most sense. Little did I know that I wasn't fit for the position. I actually switched my direction as well -- I'm more into human computer interaction with an emphasis in cognitive psychology. Designing the solutions for the problems that software is supposed to alleviate is my passion. Programming languages will always change it seems, but the concepts, theories and solutions to why we do what we do won't. Might give you something to think about. Good luck on whatever path you decide to venture into and stick with it! Someone you might be interested in talking to about MBA is <a href="http://nickswitzer.net" rel="nofollow">Nick Switzer</a>, he is currently in Graduate School at the University of Tulsa right now. Tarek,

I can relate and understand your frustrations surrounding computer science. I also was all into computer science until college. I have been programming for a decade now and I felt that due to my knowledge and history, computer science made the most sense.

Little did I know that I wasn’t fit for the position. I actually switched my direction as well — I’m more into human computer interaction with an emphasis in cognitive psychology.

Designing the solutions for the problems that software is supposed to alleviate is my passion. Programming languages will always change it seems, but the concepts, theories and solutions to why we do what we do won’t.

Might give you something to think about. Good luck on whatever path you decide to venture into and stick with it!

Someone you might be interested in talking to about MBA is Nick Switzer, he is currently in Graduate School at the University of Tulsa right now.

]]> By: Ovais http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-6088 Ovais Wed, 11 Oct 2006 01:31:36 +0000 http://www.chaaban.info/2006/10/09/changing-study-field/#comment-6088 Hi Tarek. Salaam. I live in Toronto and did my MBA. Who knows, it might be a good idea for your career. If you want to discuss, feel free to write me. Best of luck! Hi Tarek. Salaam. I live in Toronto and did my MBA. Who knows, it might be a good idea for your career. If you want to discuss, feel free to write me.

Best of luck!

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