Career questions tagged computer
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How do I position myself to remain relevant in the technological industry ,having expecting exponential growth in this space (technology industry) in the years to come . How do I prepare for the ever on growing changes ?
How do I position myself to remain relevant in the technological industry ,having expecting exponential growth in this space (technology industry) in the years to come . How do I prepare for the ever on going changes
best skills for 2024 like programmer or photoshop?
best skills for 2024 like programmer or photoshop?
best source to learn ai and programming?
best source to learn ai and programming?
How do I as a Grade 10 ?
How do I as a Grade 10. I am an aspiring computer programmer studying computer science in school what are the key subjects
What skills and experiences are most essential for someone looking to excel in the field of data science, particularly in the context of advancements in machine learning and AI?
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How do I become a professional programmer?
Hi I'm 17, I want to know what do I do to become a professional programmer
What jobs are usually inclined with computer engineering?
Like when it comes to hardware or embedded systems what career path are there?
What's the main thing needed to start a career as a computer sciencetist?
I'm a graduate of computer science,i just a track to choose my career wisely
How does one join a large IT company like Microsoft, IBM etc from college?
Can I apply directly to these companies ? How do I know where to go ?
I would like to know the course to study to be a computer engineer ?
I am good with computers and repairs
What are some computer engineer or related internships that don't require any prior experience?
I am a college student looking for computer engineer internships in the San Jose Bay Area. What are some companies that are recruiting right now?
Why is programming not thought at my class level?
I am 14 years old I have passion for computer programming and development. I have been going online through many articles and lecture on computer programming please where else can I get more information and learning outlet for computer programming. Why is programming not thought at my class level?
I'm interested in coding and computers but I have not been informed about what jobs include these attributes?
I want to learn more about what jobs would be good fits for me and my style of work. I would like to know more about what kinds of opportunities would be a good fit for me. A job that includes coding and computers would be a nice fit for my style of working but I don't know which exact jobs include coding and computers.
Anyone Know any good coding sites?
What is a good site to learn more coding that is free? I am a high-school student that wants to pursue a major in the IT department. I want to get a head start on the coding process and I want to learn more coding languages because I have some experience in HTML but I think it would be fun to learn C++.
What is the best roadmap for learning programming?
I have only a little bit of knowledge in Python and I'm interested in building projects so that I can have a portfolio to showcase to employers. I don't want to rely on online tutorials in order to program my projects.
What degree should I study in school that will make me someone like Jeff Bezos?
What is the best course to study in the university? How can I be better than my peer and be competent? Why do I have to go to school to learn about computer science?
how do I know if computer science is the right college major for me
I'm a 16 vear old rising high schoo senior. and I've been learning how to code in my free time for the past year or so. I've decided that I want to study computer science in college, but I'm still not entirely sure about my decision.
Going down the right track ?
Hey there, I'm going to study electrical engineering at a top university abroad (t30) and plan to take a minor in applied AI in my second year. So for this, I have started working on Python, Java, and C++ (as I have already completed C back in high school) and plan to work on VHDL afterwards for digital hardware design and test engineering. I'm sure there are so many potential electrical engineers in this group who know if I'm going down the right track. TIA!
How to figure out what I want to pursue later in my life?
I am currently an informatics major in college with a concentration in User Interactive Experience. Initially I was a computer science major, but saw it wasn't something I 100% wanted to do. How can I figure out what I want to do. I enjoy coding and web design, but Im also interested in owning my own business. I don't know if the major I'm in is beneficial to where I want to go. How can one figure out what they want to do with their life?
Aside from the high pay, what is the appeal of Computer Science?
I am a college student at Hofstra University. I'm a Computer Science major and am currently a college sophomore.
As a high school student, how do I know if computer engineering is the right college major for me?
Am 14years old rising high school senior, I have been learning how to code in my free time for the past year or so, I have decided that I want to study computer science in college, but am still not entirely sure about my decision#college#computer#computer science#college major
As a high-school senior, how should I go about learning different specializations in Computer Science?
I'm someone who is currently a senior in high school. I spent time learning about programming (writing code using Python and Java) and web development (HTML, CSS) for four years. I love spending time with those topics, but I recently explored topics like machine learning and computer systems engineering. I'm planning to study Computer Science at a four-year university, and I wonder what's the best way to explore specializations in computer science?
