Peter Huang

I am an aspiring web designer looking for tips to get started.

I'm a recent graduate currently working as a Trainee Software QA Engineer in the tech industry. While I enjoy problem-solving and learning automation tools like Cypress and Selenium, I sometimes wonder if this role aligns with my broader passions, such as exploring innovative solutions and...

I am working on a project in the programming language C++ to create a text-based tic-tac-toe game. I am currently trying to figure out how to find out if someone has won the game and am wondering how I can approach problems like these in a way that will result in readable/easy to debug code...

how do you network more efficiently? i struggle with meeting new people and establishing good connections that will benefit me in the future. i miss out on a lot of opportunities this way.

I am 14 years old and i want to become a computer builder but i want to learn how to be more focused.

If you had multiple things you wanted to be, how did you decide on what you wanted to be? Because I want to be multiple things, but I just don't know which one I would would want and like best.

I'm a student in high school and I'm very interested in coding. However, all the computer science and coding classes at my school and in my area are for scratch. Could anyone help me pick a language to learn that I will actually use in the future?

Im a senior in Highschool and I want to major in cybersecurity what are things I should know before hand

I would like to make a career out of this so I want to know if I would need more than a bachelor degree and I’m just curious about what courses I would need in general.

what opportunities can I get after

Hi! I'm looking to enter IT. An industry I discovered is clean technology. Clean technology means environmentally-friendly or energy efficient power use. Are there any midwest American companies that have information technology departments and care about sustainability or energy stuff? If...

Where should I apply to college that has a good technology and computer-science program?

I'm in high school and I want to know how to reach further into the computer science field and what classes can further accel me more into the course.

I want to major in CS or something engineering related and am choosing between UC Irvine and UC San Diego. Pros/cons of both?

I know the general basics of each of them, but should I further strengthen those languages before learning a new language?