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Hey YA! community,
I’m a computer engineering junior and I’ve been thinking a lot about the future and jobs and the like. I’m having trouble narrowing down specific fields and niches in the tech sector. I know it can be divided broadly into Hardware and Software. So can anyone give me like a breakdown of most of the fields? Stuff like computer security or whatever.
Thanks!!!!

1. is unvarying for a given species.
2. is the sum of activities and relationships
in a community by which individuals of a
species secure and use resources.
3. shifts in large and small ways.
4. All of these are true.
5. Only two of these are true.

I aspire to be a surgeon. Im a senior in high school and i am going to attend my local community college for two years to get rid of some med school pre reqs and to become a certified surgical tech ( i understand that a surgical tech does not lead to being a surgeon i just need a way to pay my way through school and to live and this is a good way to be affiliated with healthcare prior to med school) they make about $40,000-$50,000 i will also recieve approximately $15,000 from an unnamed source. After i get certified i really want to transfer to a university in New york (NYU) and live there for two years while i get my bachelors. i currently live with my family in southern illinois and i really need a change of scenery so the city sounds great. I know that if i moved to new york i wont be able to afford a decent apartment (studio or 1 bdr) in manhattan but i might be able to in queens. what i really like about the city is the ease of transportation via subway, walking, and bus. thats why i dislike Chicago compared to nyc. In chicago there is less mass transit and more citizens driving. I dislike every aspect of chicago compared to nyc except for the cost of living and the closeness to my family.
In your opinion how does chicago compare to nyc in these categories?
Transportation
housing
housing cost
utilities
things to do
night life
schools (universities and medical schools)
The only reason i ask this is that my family feels nyc is too far away and that the cost of living is ridicoulous.

A teacher is explaining to her students the difference between an organism’s habitat and its niche. Which example is the best way for the teacher to describe the difference?
A) A habitat is the student’s house, while her niche is the activities that she partakes in within her house.
B) A habitat is the role the student occupies within her neighborhood, while her niche is her community.
C) A habitat is the student’s role within her family, while her niche is her family’s role in the neighborhood.
D) A habitat is the student’s neighborhood, while her niche is her family.

A teacher is explaining to her students the difference between an organism’s habitat and its niche. Which example is the best way for the teacher to describe the difference?
A) A habitat is the student’s house, while her niche is the activities that she partakes in within her house.
B) A habitat is the role the student occupies within her neighborhood, while her niche is her community.
C) A habitat is the student’s role within her family, while her niche is her family’s role in the neighborhood.
D) A habitat is the student’s neighborhood, while her niche is her family.

A teacher is explaining to her students the difference between an organism’s habitat and its niche. Which example is the best way for the teacher to describe the difference?
A) A habitat is the student’s house, while her niche is the activities that she partakes in within her house.
B) A habitat is the role the student occupies within her neighborhood, while her niche is her community.
C) A habitat is the student’s role within her family, while her niche is her family’s role in the neighborhood.
D) A habitat is the student’s neighborhood, while her niche is her family.