should i major in web science or networks science
Should i major in web science or networks science
Camden Russell
Hunter Miller
>science
Anthony Thomas
>web science
Bentley Miller
what?
Tyler Perez
Those are majors?
Do Cyber Security for fuck sake.
Jacob Hill
do you mean cyber science or security science?
Connor Howard
not op but where should I start with cyber security before going into school for it?
lol
David Carter
>web science
wat
Camden Hall
do coding science
Jonathan Baker
what does that degree require
what are the average required courses
Leo Fisher
Don't listen to him, open sores science is where it is at
Jaxon Gutierrez
get a doctorate in gentoo science
Gavin Nguyen
i majored in computer science science
Anthony Lewis
this fucking thread lol
Andrew Green
>web science
is this real?
what country are you from, OP?
Isaiah Howard
read books my dude
amazon.com
this one is getting a little old, but the content holds up well and it's a good starting step. from there you can figure out what you are most interested in and do further research.
Jose Turner
do weeb science
Nathan Nelson
If you want a job you should major in web development science engineering
Anthony Campbell
based
Ryan Murphy
why not major in data science or promgramming science?
Noah Morgan
guys is emacs science a good degree? all my friends are majoring in eclipse science
Asher Foster
I am now a shitty thread scientist after reading this.
My dissertation will literally be a long shit post.
Oliver Perry
What classes should I do for this degree
Liam Jackson
depends on what your school offers and what you're interested in
Sebastian Peterson
They'll offer anything I just need to know what the bare minimum of cyber security is
Cameron Rodriguez
You should definitely take classes on operating system internals, both OS theory and practical OS development. Going along with this, take a malware analysis class.
Also take networking classes, and understand exactly what happens at each layer. Find classes that teach you details about common application-level protocols and give you practical network security experience.
On the programming side, take classes that will teach you C and x86 assembly in detail. Also get to learn python, as many security-related software libraries are written for python, and get comfortable with how things generally work in linux distros.
Dylan Wood
i took a networking course, passed but didnt take it too seriously and am really rusty.
i'd say what i am most lacking is malware analysis
no Haskell ? Or GO?
Samuel Long
haskell and go are interesting languages but they won't help you much for infosec stuff
Julian Bennett
Those were more jokes.
But thanks you gave me a lot to think about. No matter what people tell you, you're a good person.