Kassem wroteAymanFarhat wroteI agree, it would be great if there exists a syndicate for supporting IT professionals and developers who have attained a Masters level in CS or equivelant non engineering major. A masters level is important in my opinion in order to differentiate those who have attained a higher level of education in the field just like the syndicate of engineers does.
How is a Masters degree graduate better than me as a developer?
I am not saying better, that's just a suggestion and that's how it is done in the syndicate of Engineers now, a BS in Engineering can't enter no matter how much is his/her experience. In my opinion experience is extremely important but so is a higher level of university or else why would people do Masters or Phd just for the fun of it? (I will open a new thread to discuss this topic)
isomorphism wroteIn my humble opinion, and as I can see on many syndicate-like organisations throughout the world (British Computer Society, Australian Computer Society, etc.) there are different types of membership, depending on the level and type of qualification and years of experience. We can learn a lot from them....
I think that's an excellent idea, everyone could be satisfied this way.
Btw I don't even have a bachelor degree yet and that's just my thought.
isomorphism wroteSTOP TRYING TO GET CREDIT BY TRYING TO JOIN THE ENGINEERS SYNDICATE! WE ARE PROUD IT/CS PROFESSIONALS! :)
Exactly :)