This video is about as unrehearsed as it gets. It's bordering on an old school rant, but certainly with good intentions. The topic is comparing Computer Science and Information Technology. From an educational perspective, these are easy references. Both are used as degree types for technical jobs. It can be quite confusing for newcomers. I remember not knowing what I needed to learn to get started. I honestly thought I needed to know a little bit of everything. That seems to be a common trend. This feeling continued until I actually got my first job and a little experience in the field.On one side you have IT Infrastructure. Most people would think Systems and Networks. Infrastructure also includes the Help Desk and Cybersecurity has Infrastructure tendencies.The other path is Software Engineering and Development. These are the people building and maintaining all the web-based things and software. Don't forget about databases.These roles are overlapping more and more these days. We've all heard of DevOps. The hybrid roles of Software and Infrastructure are only going to increase with the rise of AI. These tools are going to become superpowers to those who embrace them. I'm not even on the AI hypetrain, but I can respect it and will embrace it.Have the terms IT and Computer Science confused you? Subscribe for more grounded IT career advice and real-world stories from the field.Please don't give up, and keep at it! Before you know it, you'll learn, grow, and become a true Information Technology (IT) pro. Until then, please consider using my affiliate links for additional learning :).CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide: https://amzn.to/4kO5YAJUdemy: https://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=avkYeU1u33I&offerid=1708380.5572&type=3&subid=0Udacity: https://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=avkYeU1u33I&offerid=1730781.3&type=3&subid=0Thank you so much for watching!