Peter Huang

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?

What are the pros and cons of attending a 2 year institution before transferring to a 4 year Vs attending a 4 year the entire time?
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I have been learning JavaScript for the past 4months now the coding aspect, but I can't seem to figure out how to use it with my html and CSS.

I'm a security Management major work a strong interest in cybersecurity and I wanted to see if anyone could give some advice on places to train or software to use to help me.

Hi guys, I graduated in computer science with my first class 5 years ago now, and ever since, I've had 2 roles as a software engineer but in reality, it was PHP roles. At my first role, I worked in PHP 7 and Bootstrap 4. In that role, I created websites and even API. In the 2nd job, Iworked...

I am Tommy a person who is a tech geek and loves everything to downloading software and a 9th grader to hopefully get taught Javascript and HTML to further jumpstart my career as a Beginner level it job to a cybersecurity specialist.

Given the latest advancements in GPT4.0, is the field of ML/NLP still a promising field to enter after graduation? How effects would those large language models have on the current jobs in the field ML/NLP?

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I have heard that computer certificates are pretty comparable to college degrees. Should I pursue my Security+ certificate or get a degree in cybersecurity? What are the pros and cons of each?

I recently learned about the field of Data Science. I'm seriously considering a career in Data Science because it combines my interests in math, computer science, research, and writing. I'm really interested in learning more about it as a career. My questions are: 1.) What do data scientists...

How are things working and how do you know your job is not just something you do that you don't enjoy? Is there a way where you can find what type of job you want to pursue?

I think I might pursue something medical.

I understand that you need to at least have a bachelor's degree for the most part to fill this role, but I'm curious about how you went about furthering your career from the ground up to the career. Did you take another entry level job? Because I understand that a lot of companies require their...