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jspk

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#135145 15-Nov-2013 18:23

Anyone have any thoughts/opinion or have personal experience of AU's Bsc major in comp science or AUT's bachelor of mathematical science major in computer science?
Having a hard time deciding

sidefx

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#934596 15-Nov-2013 18:33

Afraid I can't comment on either of those, but UofA for Computer Systems Engineering or Software Engineering would probably be my pick if I were going to do it again - I did CSE through UofA before they offered SE. It included a number of BSc papers, all good.

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Inphinity

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#934616 15-Nov-2013 20:09

AUT is decent, but I found UoA far better, personally. UoA would be my pick.

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