Technology or Liberal Arts?

I always have two funny but opposite love. In my daily life, I always realize that myself will return to computers and philosophy. I read and analyze the doctrine of Plato and change the interior of my custom PC. However, if you ask what job you want to work in, you have to give up thinking. There are many things that computer science and philosophy can offer, but at the same time, there are many things I dislike.

Steve Jobs states the importance of liberal arts and humanities in the launch of iPad 2 as follows. "Technology is enough to make Apple 's DNA a reality, so that our post - PC devices are no longer realistic," he said. With this focus, he built the world's most valuable enterprise and set new standards for the technology industry. Logitech CEO, Bracken Darel (English major) also emphasized this. I recently changed company to him and asked how to raise the stock price to an astounding 450% in 5 years. Engineering is important by constantly focusing on the design of all products the company manufactures, but the most successful technology products are designed.

As Apple 's recent chief executive (CEO) Steve Jobs asserts, the combination of technology, humanities and humanities is the key to change in leadership. Combined with destructive techniques, liberal arts curriculum students have a wide range of skills to surf the fourth industrial revolution. Through entrepreneurial spirit and design that bridges critical thinking and semantic development, the liberal arts curriculum after secondary education is positioned to train intuitive thinkers who understand the future.