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RE: [PSUBS-MAILIST] NEWS ARTICLE: For sub hobbyists, smugglers' craft is subpar
...and while I'm in consulting, I used to be a software
developer!
I guess my theory would be that the software
industry got going faster than the corresponding academic programs.
It's a field full of people who studied something else but ended up
in software because they had the initiative to learn something on their
own. Just what it takes to build a sub.
:)
Alec
While I may be a warehouse laborer, I am working towards a degree in
computer networking. Not sure if that means anything.
James
Paul Kreemer <paulkreemer@gmail.com>
wrote:
I
was surprised too. I guess software is a big catch-all for technical
types. I've worked with a number of people with engineering degrees that
didn't really practice in their field but went into some type of 'computer
work' (and that includes myself).
Paul
On 12/1/06, Nomdae
Plume <nomdae@hotmail.com>
wrote:
I found it
interesting how many of those quoted in the article are software engineers.
Being one myself, and the same age as George, and living in Central
Florida... it was a surprising coincidence.
--
NP
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