Sahida Khatun

I am wondering how to become a tech agent because I want that to be my future job.

What technology skills do civil engineers use most often?

What programming language is best for beginners in data science: Python or R?

Can I become a veterinary technician and an sonographer/ultrasound technician? I wish to work with animals and become a tech in vet med but need something to pay as well and seem to find this career a go idea. Can I be both? If not at the same time, could I still get the career for both at...

how can i transition to tech?

What do you find to be the most challenging part of being a cloud developer? Which tools or technologies do you use most frequently in your work? What skills or experiences would you recommend for someone looking to stand out in this field? What are some common challenges in ensuring the...

machine learning

Are there specific tasks or projects I should focus on as a JavaScript developer to build a foundation for future growth in my career?

I'm planning out my first real internship at the moment, but I'm having a hard time picking from the opportunities available to me. I've heard "pick something local" for a potential job opportunity, but I've also heard "the bigger [the Org.] the better," because it's more notable on your...

I work at MNC but am Stuck with some old tech stacks, what should be my next steps, should I continue or think of change. Just consider one more point, I am very comfortable in this company now and enjoying my life here.

I am a high school student at Allied Health and Science, and am looking for a Technologist to interview for my research project!

I enjoy looking at the stars and have considered going into the physics field. I feel like as a person who loves studying space maybe an astronomer would be a good job. What is a day in the life of an astronomer like and what struggles will it take to become one?

What are some of the biggest challenges you face in forensic science, and how do you navigate them? #Fall24 As a senior in high school, I am interested in the field of forensic science. I have always loved watching and playing games that include finding clues and solving a crime. I also think...

I've been doing well in my grades and I think I've a lot of free time where I can make good use of it.I want to become a nurse or a medical doctor and I'm still deciding but I don't know what exactly is required of me to start my journey before I enter college.#Fall24

I'm very good at biology but not in chemistry and I really want to study a medical related course

I'd also like to know about the common starting wages, how long did it take to accomplish the degrees, and what common jobs would I be looking at

Does Physics play a major role in Software engineering and do I have to take up the course if Im studying Software engineering in the University?

My Salesforce Data Architect exam is near and I need a practice test to prepare for the exam. Does anyone know the platform that offers the best Data Architect practice test?

I started learning on youtube

whats arine science

Agriculture related

Hi, my name is Brandon and I am 22 years old. I was born and raised in Fresno, CA.

I am a 17-year-old rising senior in high school and wish to pursue biology in the future. I did a Student-mentor DNA barcoding research in my sophomore year. I hope to get more experience in science but amn't sure where to be looking or what I should be doing.

Cyber security is one of the ends i'm most interested in along with programming.

I want to finish college in 2 years but how is that possible? Also, how do I join the computer tech industry with no experience, where do I begin as a current 10th grader?

I’m a junior in high school interested in going into biomedical engineering. I love chemistry, math, and biology, and I’m more interested in the practical, hands-on side of science (experiments, things that make a difference in people’s lives).

I'm still in highschool, but I'm starting to think of what next next to do after highschool.

Steps for college major

I want to go into a chemistry field but don't want to be stuck in a lab all day. I have looked into chemical engineering but I want to know what other fields I may like.

I've been gaming and coding for several years now, and I've developed a strong proficiency in both areas. I particularly enjoy game development and have created several small projects on my own, ranging from simple mobile games to more complex simulations. Additionally, I've been actively...