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What did you get! Lol its not the end of the world, its just term 1 bruh.

Use a 2d or 3d(much harder) game engine if you want to develop a mobile game. For regular apps you'd need to learn java(android) or swift/objective c (iOS).

Wth is real basic...

A uni degree alone doesn't give you a job. You don't simply "cover" technical jobs by doing comp sci. 99% of the time, you don't learn what employers want in comp sci.

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depends what subject lmao...

I would say not.

what class are you in lol

Reported.

8 eggs lol

are you astroman's alt

can confirm ;)

Soloooooo why are you starving yourself

me_irl

Too many calories. You gonna get fat.

Oh I see.:P I dont know much about UTS software engo. Its funny how UTS doesn't have a decent comp sci course.

comp sci is closer to software engineering than IT

IT and CS are quite different. You do some programming in both but that doesn't mean the courses are the same. Also a higher atar requirement doesn't mean a course is better.

nice in python its != :P

OP, please ignore this as it is very wrong. If your goal is to work in the finance sector then IS is obviously the way to go. The main focus of IS is business and creating systems for businesses to use. IS also compliments Commerce very nicely as opposed to CS which is more engineering focused...