"And remember, when you look into the pit, the pit looks back into you."<br /> -- Anonymous INTERCAL hacker
Originally posted by Jessica Sant:
Every school will define those two degrees a bit differently, but I think for the most part Computer Science is more theoretical and programming based -- building the softwar. Whereas Information Technology is more application based -- using the hardware/software rather than building it.
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