RE: Introduction

[Evelyn Lee Barney <evbarney -at- comcast -dot- net>]

Another approach to the same idea is the one I took.  I have an AS in Electronics and Computer Technology.  I'm now working on a BA in English, with a specialty in Technical Writing and a minor in IT.

Boils down to the same thing - but just wanted to suggest there are multiple paths.

Ev

> Like Marc Bryant, I would recommend a double-major or at least
> a strong minor in a science or engineering discipline.
> Regardless of whether you major in English, Journalism,
> Scientific and Technical Communication, or something else,
> that background sets you apart from people who find it
> challenging to program a VCR.


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