Russ Efendiyev

I am a senior in high school and I currently don't know what to major in I'm still undecided but I'm particularly interested in business and computer science or technology. I want to know if one is more difficult than the other to work towards?

Best IT certs for someone from non-tech background with a 4-year gap ? I’m from a non-technical background and I’ve got about a 4-year education gap. I really want to get into the IT field but not sure where to start or what kind of certifications would actually help me land a job in next 6-8...

I need to learn coding such as Javascript and Python , but I get confused and I don't think I;m absorbing the material. Please give me your expert advice on what to do????

I'm a student who's just going to start o-levels this year and my subjects are ICT, physics, chemistry and the rest of the compulsory subjects. I wanted to take software engineering in my a-levels but I still want to browse my options before choosing. My goal is to be successful and to, well,...

I am an IT senior but my resume is more business-centered focus since I am not a technical type of person. I hate coding but lately, I want to dive into non-tech roles with minimal coding or like other branches of IT but I chickened out. Some of the requirements like python code development. I...

I’m a rising sophomore in high school, and am now starting to realize how important being able to code is, especially if I want to land internships and research positions. So, I’m planning to learn over the next few months, but I wanted to know what programming language would be the best to...

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...

How do you decide what new skills or technologies are worth investing your time to learn?

I'm currently learning python and javascript , but I can't do my own projects, I just feel empty with no knowledge of how to code, I know I should practice more, but I haven't learnt in a while now, please help me 100%

I'm a sophomore in my undergrads, double majoring in electrical and computer engineering and physics.

Should I study C++, Java, Python, or HTML5 in college?

What are Computer science requirements or the skills required

What are the best ways to prepare for a technical interview? What kinds of problems will they ask?

Given my current interests, strengths, and educational background, what degree program within this institution do you believe would be the best fit for me?

What are the things you can do with python programming language and linux operating system together ?

What should I do as a computer Engineer major?