programming to networking unsay advantage?

[tiyans]

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kung koan ka ba dghan au kag nahibawan about software like IT major in usc kai maligo mn kag programming (c language mostly) ana daun nig graduate nimo mo take daun kag mga certs for networking like network+, cisco etc? what edge does it gives you?

[istoryanimo]

murag Master of None if mao na. at least focus lang ka usa ..

Grabe sad ka daghan or bisag duha pwede like ( CCNA + MCP ok na )

[L1Technician]

Its possible. If daghan ka ug certification like Cisco etc., you will be the companies top choice sa imong job nga applyan.

Pariha ba ni Doctora Abogada Lourdes Rosaroso ba na naa bitaw sa radyo. Doctor na abogado pa. Whewww.

[tiyans]

ahaha.. ako lng gusto ba sakto ra ni kong IT grad ko daun wala au ko experience sa networking daun mo take kog cisco then pursue on networking career

[L1Technician]

Pwede man ug mag self review ka sa Cisco but nindot gyud ug naay coaching like mo skwela ka.

[cliff_drew]

May unta ug Comp. Eng'g imong course at least naa kay overview sa networking gamay. Anyways, you can do self-study or enroll a short term course like CCNA. Unsay advantage sa programming to networking? More or less 10% ra ang advantage since networking is more on commands, concepts, methodologies, design and set-up. Unless siguro if you are into Socket Programming.

[tiyans]

yah mao ta gani. ang2 ab mn nko (dghan namatay s ABI haha)ang compe kai about lng digital systems design naa mn pd d.i major in networking.. aw noon sa akong IT karn naa mai 15 units about networking. sakto na cgoro para d nko mag nosebleed nig mo take nkog ccna or network+.

[mak83]

advantage? you've got a wider scope. both programming and networking are already broad fields in their own right and if you can do or better yet, good at both, dako na kaayo nang edge nimo. daghan kaayo ka ug mapilian nga opportunities.

disadvantage? you'll be a jack of all trades but master of none. both programming and networking are very deep fields and you have to be updated from time to time, you know, technology changes just as the time is ticking. considering the fact that many people are into either programming or networking, chances are they'll be better in a specific field. i'm not saying that it's impossible but it would take much effort to juggle both.

my suggestion would be, take it one at a time. it's actually way better to be good at both but don't rush it. tiwasa sa ang usa before doing the other one.

[tiyans]

kung ari jd ko sa networking security, well thats more specific. so kng dri jd ko mag specialize gamit ang programming sah? or d kaau.. well m really planning to shift. compe.

[cliff_drew]

kung ari jd ko sa networking security, well thats more specific. so kng dri jd ko mag specialize gamit ang programming sah? or d kaau.. well m really planning to shift. compe.

Unsa na diay ka nga year? If you really want to pursue networking or network security, go for Comp.Eng'g Major in Networking or Major in Computer Networks. Maayo na kay hands-on ka then taas2x ug hours ma spend sa lab. Advantage pud kay part sa course ang CCNA Modules nya exam nalang para ma certified.