What should students learn from engineering or communications majors?

What should students learn from engineering or communications majors?

First of all, what do you study and what are the problems in college?

General College Communication Engineering major, training/employment direction of 2, communication direction or computer direction. And if not a strict communications engineering, but similar/related majors, but also a direction (for example, communication/Information Institute of Optical Communications, microelectronics, information management, etc., will be more than one optical, microelectronics and other related directions).

But domestic undergraduate education is basically a generalist education, and once the increase, and in the school hours remain unchanged, certainly can only reduce the content of each direction, the result becomes although all-encompassing, but often shallow.

Teachers and counselors will usually tell you: "We are professional employment can do computer, also can do communication, also can do X professional, employment is very wide." "That's right, but it's not all right."

Taking computer professional direction as an example, I think that for the graduates of the written/interview questions, the computer major consists of the following 5 aspects (the importance of ranking in no particular order):

1. Programming language (C, C + +, Java, etc.)

2. Operating system (especially Linux commands)

3. Computer network (TCP/IP)

4, database (SQL and a database of real)

5. Data structure (optimization program performance)

If you find that there is a lack of any course in the four-year training program, then I am sorry, if you do not make up by self-study, even if you are proficient in the other four courses, in the job interview, you understand the topic even if all correct, at most can only take a 80 points. And if you find that the school's training program is less than 2 or more courses, then congratulate you, you know that the problem of the test can only reluctantly take a 60-point pass. Basically, you're out of this interview.

Similarly, other courses including the direction of communication, professional direction of the curriculum is the same, different schools may open a bit inconsistent, but mostly around the subject of general education, involving a wide range, but not deep, but also spread very wide, but not all.

This is why many training institutions in the community exist, I was at the big Three o'clock to hear Tenco in school co-operation projects and lectures only want to learn, because it is a project with the school, then the Cisco, Rhce and OCP three in the direction of the combination, according to their own interests to choose, I was learning Cisco and Linux courses, and later felt that optical Linux does not work, and learn the database, but also self-taught Microsoft server, feel stronger than the school, do school projects and homework feel very simple, then the teacher know that I study in Teng Ke, the relevant courses give me the green light, can not go, As long as the certificate to give me credit, this way is really good, really good for the students, and then I graduated from the CCNP and RHCE certificate, just as the school job Fair has a well-known it enterprises to take a fancy to my learning experience, has received an offer, this is my experience.

The school curriculum is not enough to meet the future work needs, but also need to learn, aware of the problem, the way to deal with only deepen the depth and breadth of learning, such as you want to work in the direction of computers, schools lack of databases and computer networks, you learn the corresponding content. At this time, you are more than the classmates around you, and even the same professional classmates other school a bit more chips. You have to understand that you can compete with the computer trained students only if you have fully studied all the above courses.

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What should students learn from engineering or communications majors?