PhD IT, $383 PCH, Bachelors entry, thoughts!?

[sanantone]

I was just tugging at jsd

Keep tugging, I'm enjoying the hole you dug yourself here with sanantone. 

If we are developing a new training program we partner with unis so that stuff about profs not knowing anything about the workforce and a degree not giving you an edge in public service. Not even going to entertain that. Thats BS and we both know it.

So I am in no hole my friend. I'm actually watching someone who never planted a tree telling me I'm digging a hole wrong  cause its too shallow, when all I want is some dirt to mulch my plants.

@sanataone let me know when you talk to someone who actually knows whats going on at UALR and what they place on their parchments. Since I started this thread in March I have since made other plans. Right now I'm looking for a cheap fast data structures course cause I found clovis to do my intro to prgogramming then its Masters in EE and  PhD in CS here I come!!

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You think that professors who have never even looked at the law enforcement job market know what they're talking about, but you don't think a program advisor who teaches in the information science program knows what the degree program is called? Hahahahahaha! You don't seem to understand that he was using shorthand to refer to the degree programs.

By the way, law enforcement research has been my focus throughout my doctoral program. Many CJ professors don't specialize in researching law enforcement agencies. They often ask me questions. Like, hello! I taught police systems and practices. You're literally arguing with a former doctoral research assistant who has assisted with and conducted her own research on law enforcement agencies. AND, I've worked for law enforcement agencies in this decade. If I don't know what I'm talking about, then neither do any of the other PhDs in CJ, criminology, and sociology.

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On one end, you say that professors know how the job market works. On the other end, you're saying that they're wrong on Broken Windows Theory. Do you trust them or not? The professor I assisted in research was a former state trooper and actually conducts law enforcement research. He agreed with me when we discussed my research proposal, and it was specifically on the value of a CJ degree in the job market.

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I talked to Dr. Berleant on the phone! The online program had a different name a year ago, but it's currently called a PhD in Computer and Information Sciences. If you dig online, you can see that the program used to be called a PhD in Integrated Computing. It was NOT called a PhD in Information Quality.

https://ualr.edu/informationquality/