Just wondering what's the main different between SMU Bachelor of
Science (IS Management) and SIM-Wollongong Bachelor of Computer
Science (Digital Systems Security)?
Each of these degree aims to produce what type of students?
From what I see and feel of the programme structure for both,
SIM-Wollongong might be more into the software engineering
(programming) side whereas SMU is more on business IT management
but still teaches u the skills to do software engineering.
If I want to become a software engineer which do you think I
should choose? Based on what you will learn and the
skills/knowledge you will obtain, SMU or SIM?
If based on the eyes of the employer in Singapore, a degree from
SMU seems to be more, maybe, desirable than SIM or both are almost
equally undesirable compared to NUS and NTU?
The link for the course details:
Anyone from these mentioned courses?
Thanks for answering my questions.
I am not familar with the differences between the 2 courses but
I have 2 SIM-Wollongong graduates behind me right now working as
software engineers.
my gut feel is that whenever IT is combined with
business...business usually will have higher coverage than
IT....making them technically weaker than those who come from pure
IT background...that said...it doesnt mean these people cannot
catch up with the programming...they just need time.
