Career questions tagged computerscience
How do i get a career in CS?
I want to learn about the best way to land a tech job in this job market!
Request for Feedback on My Motivation Letter for Turkey Scholarship?
Hi everyone, I am applying for the Turkey Burslari / KAU scholarship and I have drafted my motivation letter / SOP. I would really appreciate it if you could give me some feedback on clarity, structure, and impact. Here is my draft: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wHT2B3otW-3F6zDTdQ5nvUrE9HOPLx1g3xCLazi9ggQ/edit?usp=sharing A few things I am especially concerned about: Does it clearly explain why I want to study Computer Science? Does it show my interest in studying in Turkey? Is the story flow and structure easy to follow? Any other improvement suggestions are welcome. Thank you so much for your help!
Where should I go for jobs in coding? How do I get started?
Any advice is appreciated.
What's the best thing about working in the gaming industry?
Gaming/Computer Science industry
what are ways to show your passion for software engineering
what are some projects or even internships that I could do during high school to get my college application better?
what degree would be best for me??
i have interest in both accounting and computer and i want a degree which is a combination of both
What step do you need to take to become a Software Developer?
What organizations do most software developers go through when first starting out and why?
How often does you environment change as a cybersecurity Analyst?
I am a HS sophomore Researching different IT Careers.
What was something you struggled with when you first started as a Data Analyst? ?
I am student researching different careers, and I would like to know more about the role of a Data Analyst.
I am a student looking to learn more about The career of a Data analyst. As a Data Analyst, What's the hardest thing about your job?
I am a student currently enrolled in an IT program, and I am researching potential careers I would be interested in.
What can I do to stand out from other applicants in college admissions and in the job market as a future computer science major, especially when employers are looking for students with strong technical and professional skills?
I am currently a senior in high school and involved in different out of school computer science programs but I still feel extremely underprepared. I take coding classes in my school and a cybersecurity course outside of school but I am still not sure which portion of computer science I want to pursue. #Fall25
Did you think that computer science was worth going into? Also what was the hardest part and what was the most fun, enjoyable part as well. How hard was it to get a job within that field too?
Did you think that computer science was worth going into? Also what was the hardest part and what was the most fun, enjoyable part as well. How hard was it to get a job within that field too?
What is the difference between a computer science major and a software engineering major?
If I want to become a game programmer, which degree would benefit me the most in the long run?
How do you choose what internships are best for you and where are the top places to search for internship opportunities, specifically for a computer science major?
I go to college at umn twin cities for computer science. I am currently just a freshman but I wanted to still get ahead and look at some internships. I was wondering whay resources are best to start my search. I also wanted to know once you have found some scholarships, how do you best decide which one is the best fit for you.
What advice do you have for those entering computer science in more artistic fields?
I am a senior in high school pursuing CS for more creative fields in the industry, primarily game/app development. What advice do you have for someone entering computer science and pursuing a more creative CS-related field such as game development (in the midst of the uncertain AI bubble)?
What skills should I start learning in high school if I want to become a software engineer in the future?
Senoir at high school
Is Tech still a viable major even after all the rising AI technology?
I want to go into tech for my major but I'm unsure as the recent AI technology might replace it by the time I get into college.
As a high school student from Bangladesh, how do I know what is the right major for me when I've barely been exposed to any?
I'm a 10th grader, highly interested in Computer Science and technology. I was interested in creating sustainable and environment friendly tech. But, I can't seem to figure out if it's the right choice for me, especially in the current world where automation is threatening to replace many jobs related to this major. And looking at my other academic interests, which mostly includes STEM(minus medicine), I'm having a hard time understanding what I should choose. Engineering? But what type of engineering? Biology? Both my parents graduated from biology background so it has always fascinated but then again, what exactly? My parents do jobs that are totally different from their field of study now, so I've never really known what it's like to be STEM major or a STEM professional. I thought CS was it for me, but dreams aren't enough. As someone with a middle class background, I have to take into consideration scope, jobs, and pay too.
How do I develop skills for an AI Engineering Career?
I'm currently an HS senior and I have taken several CS courses and have a general understanding of them. I am planning to apply to a linguistic + CS program for a university, but I am still concerned in trying to find opportunities in the field. Any tips on what I should learn or do?
what are jobs in IT that helps me to make money?
hello this is redit sophomore student in high school I was wondering about joining the military for my college at the same time I want to learn something in technology like It I know I was thinking to be nuresergon but then I realized first of all that's long way second of all I will have people's lives to lose it or save it if I lose one live I will regret all my life I don't wanna be in medical I don't have people lives so I am searching something to work like in IT within less than 12 years do you guys have some advice for me. Thank you. Have a good one
What Jobs should I do if I’m good with computers?
My name is Albert and I go to crane middle school in Yuma and I’m sort of good with computers but I want to be better and make a profit from my knowledge and skills. And I wanna master code or just anything with computers, So what jobs should I do if I do good with computers or technology? Because I want to find opportunities and make profit from my knowledge.
Just graduating into the IT field. Software or Hardware? I dont mind electricity
Just recently graduating into the it field, which should I go for in career choice? Should it be writing with c for hardware or should it be software?
How to receive my first internship as a college junior?
As an incoming junior, how can I receive my first internship to break into business, finance, computer science, or data analysis roles? I come from a non target school and am a first generation college student.
Does anyone know of any good Computer Science Major internships?
Preferably remote or in/close to the State of Florida. : )
Where in the world do most Computer Science/ Cybersecurity Internships occur?
Anywhere in the world
What skills can aspiring business professionals develop now rather than later so that our jobs cannot be replaced by AI?
In an age of growing technology, AI has threatened many career paths, including my own in business. I know that the key to overcoming AI in our careers is to develop skills that are irreplaceable by AI, skills that can only be done by humans, but I have a difficult time discovering what these are. What are some skills in business that cannot be replaced by AI? How can I acquire these skills to protect my career? Specifically asking business professionals and technology professionals.
What entry-level roles or internships can I pursue to break into the computer science industry after college #Spring25?
I'm a community college student transferring to finish my degree.
What are some good self-directed projects that can realistically (financially/physically) be done while in college that will help with getting internships in aerospace engineering field?
Incoming college freshman studying Mechanical Engineering/Computer Science.
How should I decide what area of computer science I want to specialize in?
I'm coming to the end of my second year of computer science. I am interested in artificial intelligence and data science because math and statistics are really cool, but I've also enjoyed learning about software engineering and algorithms. I haven't even been exposed to any cybersecurity yet. Do you suggest picking one and running with it, or should I do a little in everything until I'm further in? Any advice?
What are some career paths you can take if you major in Computer Science ?
I'm not sure what careers there are Computer Science has to offer.