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what colleges are good to go to got computer programming?

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Karthik’s Answer

This depends on the courses offered more than college ranking. So I would suggest you to take a look at the professor portfolio and their annual report on the projects they have. Each university will have a separate webpage for each professor where they will list all the course details offered by that professor and their annual reports on the projects and fundings. This will give you a good idea on what real time projects would you be working on if you happen to join that professor and it will help you build a career around it. My preference would be to go for real-time industrial projects more than in-class projects. ALL THE BEST !!
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Doug’s Answer

Additionally, you can find many articles that will give you rankings on the top schools for computer science. Going to a top school will tend to give you better initial opportunities right out of school since large companies do tend to target those schools with more recruiting effort. That said, I've seen great software engineers come from all sorts of schools (many did not have computer science degrees, they were just passionate about computers and technology), so at the end of the day you'll get out of it what you put into it regardless of the school.

https://www.usnews.com/best-graduate-schools/top-science-schools/computer-science-rankings
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There are various colleges that offer programs and majors in computer programming. Standford University, University of California and Massachusetts Institute of Technology are among the elite institutions for that. I would recommend that you start building a rapport with certain staff members, alumni and current students to get a better understanding of the system of their college. Go and and learn how to accomplish specific computer tasks and be successful at it. Feel free to ask any questions. I wish you the best.
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