Sandeep Khandelwal

What skills are most important for someone who wants to work in technology or software development?

I am a computer science student who has some experience with coding machine learning programs in python. I will be graduating this spring.

I am a sophomore in Purdue University studying Computer Engineering. I enjoy programming, creating circuits, and learning new things.

What is the best and fastest way to get a computer science related job while or before collage if possible?

I want to learn more about the IT industry and eventually become someone who can help evolve it even further.

I am currently a first year computer engineering student with very little prior coding experience. AI is definitely having an impact on the industries I am interested in such as computer engineering, but should the changes that AI brings change how I should prepare to enter a career in this field.

After graduating from college with a bachelor’s degree what kinds of challenges will I expect to face? How is the market predicted to change? Will there be more or less job opportunities? How is my future going to look beyond college if I succeed in my pursuit for a bachelor’s in computer science?

Everyone tells you it's all about internships and grades, but in this field of study, aren't prior experience and projects way more important? #Fall25 #fall25

I would just like estimations. I understand that a firm answer is near impossible

I took several computer science classes in high school and now as a senior, I'm trying to figure out what the most strategic major choice would be between those two. Is it better to be more well-rounded or is it still smart to specifically go Cybersecurity? #Fall2025

Would love to know the best programming software out there

I see that software such as AI use to circumvent the necessary obstacles of university disciplinary structure should be prohibited. Especially when it comes to writing whole sentences and ideas for you. However, how does AI actually enhance the college experience? As in terms of careers as...

What skills are most essential for a programmer? How can we improve our skills? How could we get into a better company? What should we do to improve ourselves in college?

Online, I see many people worrying about the security of their job because of A.I. Is there any specializations that can be kept up and won't fall, even with A.I.

I'm a first year undergraduate student, my major is Computer Engineering.

I am a high school senior wanting to major in digital art for game design but am worried about the future of art majors with ai.

I am a student currently enrolled in an IT program, and I am researching potential careers I would be interested in.

I'm concerned that I've been learning how to do coding such as javascript and python but I can't seem to do my own project to be able to learn what I've learned. I need all the help I can get, please tell me what to do as a hard learner, and include your top tips for coding!

Hello, I am a rising sophomore in high school looking for some courses where I can learn Python. Preferably, it is not too expensive, but can still provide me with a certificate or some kind of credit so I can put it on my resume. I just want basic coding knowledge to help me land internships...

My school won't let me download an interface but I have lots of time between course work that I would like to spend learning python.