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"Is there anyone at Uni. NOT doing drugs?"

If so, can I ask a favour? Could you please pop along to your Computer Science faculty (if you're not already there) and find out what programming languages they teach you these days during a Computer Science degree?

I need to know what they are...

I don't do drugs (apart from alcohol) and I'm at Uni. Some people I know stink of weed when they come in, and it shows in their work. Losers.

The only person at uni who doesn't do drugs is the loud cokney who always goes on about how many drugs that he takes.

*Did not do drugs at Uni*

Alcohol is a drug?

Well one then :D

UWE, Bristol.

Doing an Access course this year just for a laugh, then hopefully I'll know for sure by March whether to go for:

BSc Computer Science
BSc Software Engineering
or
BSc Computing for Real-Time Systems

After that, one of these:

http://www.shu.ac.uk/schools/cms/pg/esdmsc/

FantasyMeister wrote:
> I get this mental image of Neo waking up and saying:
> "I know Java..."

I used to get that the morning after spending an evening revising for an exam.

(So not often)


Where are you doing the BSc, anyway? I'm guessing Bristol, unless you're intending to slum things out in the sorts of accomodation typically rented to students.

ADA? IS that like FORTRAN?

My course did Ada in the first year, before switching to predominantly C++. That's all changed now though, they've moved to Java over C++, probably because it's easier.

Thanks for the responses, I've now got a rough idea of what I'll be facing next year when I do a BSc.

*Throws out the ZX81 BASIC Manual*

VenomByte wrote:
> the only language I would be comfortable claiming I 'know'
> as a result of the course is Java.

I get this mental image of Neo waking up and saying:
"I know Java..."

And as for the drugs thing, no-one is NOT doing them

Pascal is still in use...