anyone know if this would be classed as a degree

i've just passsed my 680 and 685 ....640 is next .......then ccna......would this be classed as some sort of degree for computer science

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sratakhin

That's almost Ph.D!

Qord

Negative, Computer Science is mainly math and programming. If you're looking to get a degree, check out WGU'g programs. You can get credit towards a BS in IT for your certs.

NetworkVeteran

Qord wrote: »

Negative,

Yup! A strong negative. You'd have to do quite a bit more work for a degree.

Computer Science is mainly math and programming.

Math, science, communication skills, software development, web development, computer architecture, networking, operating systems.. basically, a broad foundation in how technology works mostly from a software perspective, as opposed to an EE which covers the hardware perspective. This is why I see as almost as much demand for the two in networking as in software development.

If you're looking to get a degree, check out WGU'g programs. You can get credit towards a BS in IT for your certs.

Certainly a program many here have done well with and worth a serious look.

Danielm7

Yep, not a degree, only a degree is a degree. Even WGU requires you to take your basic college classes like english, arts, humanities, etc, they aren't just straight certs.

N2IT

No........

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GarudaMin

irishdar wrote: »

i've just passsed my 680 and 685 ....640 is next .......then ccna......would this be classed as some sort of degree for computer science

Well, one needs 120 semester credit hours to get a degree (B.S. in C.S.). If a university were to consider those four certs as their semester credit hours, it would only be between 12-16 semester credit hours (based on either 3-4 hours per certs). A long way to go.

Master Of Puppets

If it was like that, we would all walk around with a couple of degrees.