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QUOTE(2girls1peanut @ May 23 2012, 11:26 PM)
:_) for Seniors, I'm taking / going for degree in MMU CYBERJAYA on Ocktober Intake.
But I still hesitate which Course to take better.
I'd just finished my diploma in "multimedia course", and I'm looking forward to
Bachelor of Computer Science (Hons) with specialization in:
1) Software Engineering
3) Games Development
which 1 should I take, since I'm multimedia course in diploma, going for this bachelor are.. completely different? I want to take games development, because/ my opinion, it may related to multimedia, like 3d . . . flash Action Script code? perhaps.
but my bros/ and gf's sister asked me to take software engineering. She say it's easy to find work after study/ most people want programming students.
so . . . which 1 should I take? In my mind, I like games dev, and people recommended me to take software, and I'm diploma in multimedia course. never learn anything like java,os. sql before.
and the reason I want to take games dev, because IT'S related to some programming right? and also multimedia, and I like games dev. . .
Can ANYONE / suggest me with ur own reason?
ahh the normal question between interest and job market.
I would recommend software engineering. One of my friend have taken that course and now working for a game developer company. According to him game development is too specific while software development is more broad. You can venture into game programming through the course as well by self studies. I not too sure about computer science as i from engineering background.
In the end, it up to your own decision to make. I would suggest you go to MMU and discuss it with the staff there. I think they would more than willing to give you recommendation based upon your interest.
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QUOTE(Mr. Trolalot @ May 24 2012, 02:01 AM)
i wanna ask for advice here since this thread is somehow active.it may not have much relevance but maybe the sifus here can help me decide
so i'm still debating either to choose studying foundation engineering at mmu or a level at taylors
the reason i want to choose mmu is because i can live the university life.i did went to utp before but didn't like it much because too far away from the city.i like to join clubs and events too.
bonus question,any official/unofficial audiophile@photography@anime@game clubs in mmu?
as for taylor's,i want to go there is mainly because i want to continue to study overseas.fees won't be much a problem since my parents are willing to pay.but i have my doubts about the ability to join clubs and events as i heard that it is exam-oriented program like spm.therefore i think that i won't be able to live the university life like in mmu.
so can someone verify if my facts are right or wrong?it doesn't have to be taylor's btw since i think most a level courses have the same type of student life anyway
pardon for my rudeness but what is a university life? In engineering, i can tell you it not a bed of roses. There be exams, quiz, assignments, reports, presentations, experiments, labs, meeting with lecturers of which could be very hectic and difficult. In university especially private one, your studies is first and most important priority, clubs, event, enjoyment etc is second. I have seen many cases ppl are too involved in clubs and events till they neglect their studies and ended up repeating entire subject again. What i trying to say here is don't choose a university just because you want to join clubs and events.
Back to the question, yes there photography, anime and game clubs in mmu. There will be a few lan party event in mmu which people can join. Audiophile i not sure

Go for foundation if you really interested in engineering as it the most direct route to an engineering degree in mmu. A-level if you want the freedom to go others if suddenly decided not go engineering fields
as for overseas studies, there are exchange programme with overseas university. Of course, you must be a good students for the faculty to choose you. My advice again is go to MMU or Taylors and discuss it with the staff there, learn what options are available to you.