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In article <Nov 2 1992 92307.212800MA8146A@auvm.american.edu>american.edu
<Mohammad M. Afeishat> writes:

>What really confuses me is HOW am  I going to make the best use of my
>knowledgewhich I get from earning a Master's degree in  Info. Sys.
>when I go back home ????

It all depends on what you want to do back home.  If you're thinking of
doing some kind of programming/systems analyst job then you should be
prepared enough. What I mean is that you should at least have some
knowledge of programming languages such as Cobol, Pascal and C.  As a
professional in IS you should be able communicate between the management
and the technical people.

My suggestion to you, try to learn as much as you can interms of software
and hardware.  Inorder for you to survive in that part of the world you
have to be really flexible which require a lot of general knowledge
in the field of comuter technology.

 Just a thought,

 Bijaya
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