Career questions tagged computer-software
The coding, application, and programs that tell a computer what to do. Popular careers include programmers, database administrators, and network architects. Please read below for more information. Read more Show lessSoftware-Engineering and Coding
Where and how can I learn really advanced coding and when is the best time to start?
What are the requirements for good coding jobs?
There are many options for jobs that include coding but what are the requirements to get one.
How does one get started in the Computer Sciences field? What steps have to be taken?
I am looking into the computer sciences field as my choice of career. I have not dedicated this to my career choice as of yet, but it is one of the more promising selections. I just want to know how to get started so that I can delve deeper into my exploration of computer sciences.
What should I do or start if I want to become a software developer?
What are the steps or suggestions I could start on?
When we start a career in computer system what challenges will faced ?
Being overloaded with information, Meeting new colleagues ,Learning your team dynamics , Fitting into company culture..
What are the skills you need for career success computer system field?
Team work, initiative, Leadership, professionalism, work ethic.
What is working in Computing and Networking like?
I'm pretty interested in computers and technology. I've built a PC and I found I really enjoyed doing it and wanted to build computers and fix computers as a career. I have also looked into cyber security.
How do absorb or learn technical functions in programming languages?
I am an IT student. Having a hard time memorizing the functions in Python and figuring out what the "problem" needs. Like I know what is the flow of the "program" but I have no idea what functions or specific commands to use.
how stressful is being a computer and information system manager and whats the best part?
trying to learn more
Understanding the different tech careers.
I've been recently researching the different types of IT/computer degrees, and I'm struggling to understand how they differ. There seems to be a lot of overlap in the various careers. I've been able to improve my comprehension/understanding by comparing the various technology careers to the healthcare careers. For instance, a web designer is a cosmetologist, a cybersecurity analyst is an immunologist, etc. Could someone help me to find healthcare comparisons for the following IT/computer degrees? Thanks in advance! Software engineer, systems analyst, database administrator, network engineer, IT support executive, computer science, and computer programmer
What is the best coding language to start with?
I would like to know what coding languages that can be used universally and where I could learn them from.
What environments do you work in inside of software development
What environments do you work in inside of software development
How common are promotional opportunities in the field of Cyber Security (e.g: promotion wise)
Hello my name is Daniel I am a current Cyber Security prospect and would appreciate information on how consistent or common promotional opportunities are. Any information helps, Thank you for your time.
What additional training/certifications/classes should I take to further my career in Cyber Security
Hi my name is Daniel I am a current cyber security prospect, I am looking to build myself, as well as my portfolio in the field and would appreciate any information or tips for a strong lucrative start. Thank you for your time.
Does working in Cyber Security give you more or less time for your life
Hello my name is Daniel I am a current Cyber Security prospect and would like to know if and how working in Cyber Security has affected your time work-wise and socially. (e.g: work hours/free time) Any information helps, Thank you for your time.
Does taking IT help immensely in a Programming Job in the future?
Does Informational Technology (Linux) help at all with Programming (Python)? I've enrolled in an IT 101 course, and I'm getting second thoughts on whether or not I've been tricked into an advertisement or I'm gaining purposeful knowledge.
UI/UX DESIGNER HELP
I need help getting started in my ui/ux design career, also any tips on being a project manager will also be super helpful. Every website I look on to try and get a certificate is almost $1000
[Advice to Career Computer Science students] Should I start as a developer or an operational support in a technology company.
As an operational support intern, I began to wonder whether I should convert to full time and stay in the same team (operation support) or request a team change and become a developer instead? One of my main concerns is which starting point will be most beneficial to my future professional progress. Aside from these two positions, any other suggestions for roles are appreciated.
Thank you for your help!
For all people that have been helping me with my other questions, thank you because it is really helping! Especially the people that have answered multiple.
Tech Career Goals
I am currently going into my third semester of college. In my first two semesters, I've been focusing on nursing, completing the classes for applying to the program. Unfortunately, I couldn't apply to the nursing program for the two semesters. Now going into the third, it's time for me to figure out what I want to do. I have been going back and forth with what really interests me, what I can see myself doing. I've become interested in computers and technology. Before, I thought that nursing was a career I saw myself doing. Now I've had an interest in computers, and tech. It is something that I see myself doing. I need advice for furthering my interest and different careers that can help. I've had a part-time job where I have to enter information from a book onto Excel, also creating stories for fun on Episode. What is a career that can put me in that direction?
What education should I acquire if I want to work in an office setting as an IT/Computer Repair Technician?
So far I am working towards my office administration certificate as well as my computer technician certificate. From there I was wondering what my next step should be, I was considering getting an accelerated college degree once I was out of trade school but I know there's online certificates as well so I was sort of just weighing my options and would like a second opinion.
What do you like most about your career?
Internships offer you a peek into the environment you wish to work in someday. As you intern for a company , you get hands-on experience of how things work in an office environment .
What would you recommend I do ?
Try to understand what you can gain from being employed in this position .
What is like in life of an technologies
What time do you wake up.what are the people like there. do you fix computer or promgram them.
When you are about to start the day, what are your first duties ?
I like to start each day by going over any schedule to make sure any calls or meetings I have are top of mind and I get any prep work for those done first thing . Then, I usually answer my emails while i'm still fresh.
What is the difference between these 2 jobs?
Hi im thinking about being a software developer but I keep on seeing software engineer. What are the cons and pros of a software engineer vs a software developer? Also thank you for all the help you guys have given me especially Randy Tolentino.
How do i get in to NASA as a software Developer?
I want to be a NASA Software Developer but i dont know exactly what i should do to have a high chance to get in
What is the normal day as a software developer like?
Im 12 and was thinking about my future job in class as a project. My main one was to become a software bc its interesting and i already started coding
Computer Science/Programming Languages
Do you think that it's worth going to college to get a Computer Science Major/Programming Experience? I heard that coding boot camps do the same, but for less than the tuition that colleges charge you. What are your opinions on learning programming/computer science on websites like this "https://pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50s-introduction-programming-python?delta=0"
Should I take 4 years for a bachelor's degree or should I make sure I'm fully invested into this career?
Hi, I'm working hard to become a Software Developer. I have yet to get my bachelor's degree but I have finished school and I have my diploma. I have enrolled in Job Corps originally as a sound engineer I have worked on editing sound for podcasts and I wanted to jump off of that into a career but they didn't have that trade so I wanted to do something else. I have been working on My Pace. Com and I found something similar to sound engineering and it is Software developer I figured I could do research on this career and have some type of experience. My problem is I don't have my bachelor's degree which takes about 4 years of work. Also, I would like to know what do you like and not like about software development?