Hey guys,

After posting my last thread regarding computer majors, I thought it would be interesting to know who has a degree and what that degree is in.



Right now I am working on my units to start my business administration degree.

Post your degree/major; or if you are currently working on one. Plus the college you got it at or are currently attending.

I currently have an Associates in Computer network systems. Working on a Bachelors in data communications systems technology. I went/am going to ITT Technical Institute.

I have a degree in being a psychotic **** hehe.It took many many years to perfect
Seriously though I hated being raised in the Bay Area - California.I probably would have a totally different life even though I do have a crappy gene pool when it comes to mental illness

I have an associates degree, not much there, basically all the prerequisites English, Geography, 1 semester of a foreign language, etc.

Bachelors of Science in Applied Computer Science. About 15-18 classes in programming on a DEC VAX 11/730. Used DEC vt102 monitors and keyboards... no floppy drives. 132 column green bar paper printer. 2 classes in C.

I changed majors several times before then; 22 hours in theatrical design, 9 hours in anthropology, 18 hours in a math minor. And I forget how many pre-engineering classes, not many.

I have read somewhere around 8,000 to 10,000 books in my life time. I watch Discovery, History, and History International channels. Mythbusters especially.

I am not sure how many computer systems I have worked on or used. Lets see... 3 versions of MS-DOS, 2 versions of Apple DOS, 3 or 4 versions of Amiga DOS, Windows for Work groups 3.1, Win95, Win98, Win98Se, WinXP, Win Vista, Cray Unicos, a version of linux I forget the name of the distro, a DPS90 smallest thing that can be called a super computer, a Sinclair ZX-81 with 1 Kilobyte of ram and later on the wobbly 16Kb ram pack along with the cassette recorder player to save and load programs, an intell x86 version of Unix, and another version of Unix, a DEC VAX 11/730 with vacuum tube monitor/keyboards. The keyboards plugged into the monitors. Hmm... I have a feeling I left one or two out, but that should be it.

About to learn more stuff. I do try and learn something new at least 2-3 times a week.