Jeff Sloan

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.

Would love to know the best programming software out there

Tech has my attention, but how can i know what i want to excess in without having much experience in the field. #fall25

I am struggling to find local scholarships the most. I am going to college to get a degree in computer science.

I'm 42, worked in Talent Acquisition the last 4 years, Logistics and Supply Chain for 6 years prior to that in the Oil & Gas Industry. I have a Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, graduated back in Dec 2006. I completed a coding bootcamp, MERN stack, back in Jan 2025 this...

Im not that interested in computer science but i know its a growing domain and that i could make a lot of money in it, is it worth it? I think im going to go into cybersecurity exactly but im unsure if the money is worth my time behind a screen and a desk.

I would like to get to know more information about the REP transfer program for engineering majors in GA since i would like to be part of it, or also getting to know opinions about engineering transfer majors

This is an important question for me as I'm unsure if I want to dedicate my time to cybersecurity as I have no prior knowledge of this subject.

Hi, I'm in 11th grade and I am unsure on what major path to follow. Im conflicted between computer science and accounting. I am more determined to achieve success in my future job and am not sure which will provide the most support. Throughout high schoolI have mostly focused on CS. Im not...

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 am a high school graduate looking for genuine answers about college life

How can i prepare for a job interview

I am a dual-enrolled freshman at Davenport University (in MI, USA) and for one of my assignments I have to create an interview with a professional in my chosen career field: a Software Developer. I have 10 questions that if someone could answer, it would be very appreciated and helpful. 1) How...

Many people try to get job in computer science field, which creates a big competitive, but I really want to work in this field.

a career in programing

My name is Nathaniel and I am a senior at Galileo High School. I wanted to major in computer science but I haven't decided which field to major in, so I wanted some insight on the fields.

I am studying CIS

I'm wondering if hiring managers in tech might be biased against candidates with a specialized CS degree. Initially, I planned to pursue a degree in cybersecurity, but I was advised to opt for a more generalized degree. Given the course requirements, it was feasible to add a dual major, so I...

I am split between a career involved with computer science/IT and a career involved with graphic design. I want to be able to make a 6 figure salary, as I live in an area with a high cost of living, but I also want a career i'll enjoy. I like the idea of either career path/majors but i'm...

Hello CareerVillage Community, I'm a software engineer with several years of experience in web and application development. Due to personal reasons, I had to step away from the industry for a few years. Now, I'm eager to return to my career and get back to developing software. I'm seeking...

- I am 33, I just finish my doctorate, I am not fully committed to the academic area. How should I tailor my cv for the market (data-engineering or R&D engineering)? - I feel like I have many skills (google cloud platform, python, digital transformation project coordinator), but the market is...

Im just curious to know almost everything in computer field.

Most engineers find themselves stuck after graduating because they do not know how to market themselves and this is concerning because they need to know the steps on how to be successful

Some people might suggest staying focused or trying to divide your workload, but many individuals in the field still struggle with feelings of being overwhelmed by the ever-evolving nature of technology and the multitude of options available for specialization. Could you share any personal...

I really want to study computer science because I am passionate about it, but the careers that I'll pursue after that is what seems confusing to me

I love software development and wnt o be a software engineer when I finish college, I'm currently in grade 11 and will be finishing in a couple of months

Am 14years old rising high school senior, I have been learning how to code in my free time for the past year or so, I have decided that I want to study computer science in college, but am still not entirely sure about my decision#college#computer#computer science#college major

most jobs will end with technology and AI

I'm kind of a procrastinator but I always do my work as the last moment.i work better under pressure because I focus more on those type of moments

I love writing codes, I want to know how I'll get better at it

, a plain computer science, or computer science with minor business Or computer science with Artificial intelligence , i am already get accepted in University of Alberta in computing science -AI major, but confused as general CS better or CS with AI better

What leads to success

I just got accepted into UCSC for computer science, but I am questioning whether or not I can handle what is to come. How should I prepare myself, having no prior experience in coding?

I have interest in computer science and STEM.

I find it difficult to explain myself

How will i overcome challenges

I'm still young, in my early twenties asking for advice or helpful insight on finding the right path for me. I'm currently enrolled in a Jobcorps Center and am pursuing Pharmacy technician and or other trade work training. I have several small interests that I enjoy but none that I feel...

I’m in the 11th grade, my grades are just a bit above average but I haven’t don’t any experience with computer science. I also don’t live in an area where I can easily make connections to work with computer science.

what colleges offer a computer science program?

If you begin a career in cyber security, computer science or any similar field and want to switch your career to a similar one, is it easy?

I'm in 10th grade and I'm doing a project on software developers which is a career I'm interested in going into in the IT field.

What are Computer science requirements or the skills required

What did you enjoy about the field in your years of experience and what did you dislike? And why did you dislike the topic

I was looking for computer and tech related jobs but got lost in how many jobs there were and now i'm really confused on what the difference is in all of them, I want to be a computer software programmer but I cant find much online about it, it always takes me to another job that's similar so...

I heard that compared to pre-med, computer science is a lot easier. I'm still struggling to choose a major and I just wanted to lay out the pros and cons of each major.

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I am a Master's student in computer science and came from India in Fall 2022, I don't have an internship for the summer semester. I applied to many opportunities but only got rejections, I work as a part-time angular developer at my university which is UTD. I want to bag a full-time job before...

typical work day?

I'm a freshman at Webster University for computer science and don't know much about jobs or internships available in the computer science field. I have taken programming one this semester.