>> So computer science all the way.
I did in all around just basic computer science concentration.
Just try to do kind of like a server side for what I'm doing, just concentrating
like server administration and stuff like that.
If you want to do something more of the app development and stuff like that,
just keep digging towards trying to get an app development course and keep digging
at doing like Java and Swift development.
I mean, as long as you can type and as long as you like are some kind
of like logical mind, you can program.
I've said that to everyone.
You just need to really have that drive in order to do it.
Like if you want to learn a language,
think about a program you want to write and then write it.
It's really that simple.
So many internships.
I cannot stress that enough.
Internships are the best thing you can possibly do.
I started an internship here at UNC Charlotte my junior year, I believe.
And I wish I would've started it my freshman year.
It was the best work experience I've ever got.
And I use it every day.
And you will learn more on an internship than sometimes you do in class.
So my networking class was great.
I learned a lot of concepts in my networking class, but on my internship,
I learn more about networking structures and how things should be put
in place than I would have in that class.
Just start learning server operating systems.
It always helps to know bash.
And it always helps to know PowerShell scripting,
any scripting in general really it definitely helps because UNIX is everywhere
in the real world and everyone loves knowing that you can bash, you know,
script your entire workflow so --