Cyber security

[Pythons]

Hello all,

 

Recently I was given the option to study two topics in software class. One was the different types of Programming Paradigms, the other was The Interrelationship between Hardware and Software. Which one would be more suited to a IT security or role??

Thanks for helping out!
-Pythons

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Paper titles alone are useless. You need to post the descriptions and possibly learning outcomes

[BestPCBuilder2017]

3 hours ago, Pythons said:

Hello all,

 

Recently I was given the option to study two topics in software class. One was the different types of Programming Paradigms, the other was The Interrelationship between Hardware and Software. Which one would be more suited to a IT security or role??

Thanks for helping out!
-Pythons

You don't need a signature, we can all see your name just fine. 

 

I'd recommend the "The Different Types of Programming Paradigms" option.

[Pythons]

1 minute ago, SCHISCHKA said:

Paper titles alone are useless. You need to post the descriptions and possibly learning outcomes

We haven't been given the learning outcomes from it yet... I was only told to start thinking about it today!

 

1 minute ago, NCIX Lampy said:

You don't need a signature, we can all see your name just fine. 

 

I'd recommend the "The Different Types of Programming Paradigms" option.

Sorry! Bad habit. I was looking at that one before but i don't know much about it and its link to IT security

Thanks for the replies!

[BestPCBuilder2017]

3 hours ago, Pythons said:

Sorry! Bad habit. I was looking at that one before but i don't know much about it and its link to IT security

Thanks for the replies!

It's okay, we appreciate the apology. 

 

Usually once basic hardware and software relations are understood and established, it's generally a good idea to spread and use multiple platforms as vast knowledge for compatibility building. 

[Pythons]

Just now, NCIX Lampy said:

It's okay, we appreciate the apology. 

 

Usually once basic hardware and software relations are understood and established, it's generally a good idea to spread and use multiple platforms as vast knowledge for compatibility building. 

That makes sense. Thank you for the inputs!