Rajesh Kumar Subbiah

I have completed degree in electrical and electronics then add on course in EMBEDDED SYSTEMS and DATA SCIENCE. While now i'm in dilemma where should start my career in embedded or data.

and not just tools to speed up the proccess (so a software like blender does not count, unless you add some code to procedurally generate stuff) but auctually proceduraly generate it.

as an IT student at jobcorps I've been curious about possible hurdles id have to get through while learning and applying myself.

I am also interested in knowing how this differs in startup environments from big companies. #Spring25

Hello, i’m a senior in high school going into the business field and I and more specifically interested in business management. What are some career paths that I can go into with this degree ? Thank you.

As a student in cybersecurity, will my job have a safety net in the next 2-3 years?

How can I find Apprenticeship or Mentorship in software Engineering ?

I have been looking online for over a year now.

Does it take years and on a scale of one to ten how hard is it to become an IT specialist?

I am a 16-year-old junior in high school enrolled in a dual enrollment program focused on cybersecurity. During my weekends, I spend some time coding in Python. I am eager to explore various tools and platforms that will allow me to practice ethical hacking and develop security programs.

I'm a 9th grader in a computer science dual enrollment program. Our next course is about programming and outside of that I've only done basic research on what might be needed. I'm asking for information about what test, certificates, or degrees are needed to have a successful career in this field.

I am a 9th grader enrolled in a dual enrollment program for IT, and I was wondering quite how much you need to know to work as a software developer. I currently know some basics, but I am assuming I have a lot more to learn. I would like help determining the ballpark of when I would be able to...

I recognize that AI could potentially take over many jobs, especially in the field of information technology, because it could possibly do the same thing faster, better, and cheaper. I was wondering if there is a high possibility for AI to make it so there are fewer positions and/or lower...

How do I get started on personal computer science projects (water sort)? Do I just follow a tutorial that gives me step-by-step instructions? Do I have to create the whole thing from scratch? What are some projects I can put on my resume?

"What are my options? " I would like to understand more about working with computers and coding? What would be the best options as I come out of high School? I have a full scholarship to go to Lee University but I'm thinking of taking classes from home and wonder would or where to get a good...

Are there any free courses online I can begin today so I can start to familiarize myself with the required material?

I want to become a computer programmer and coder. I am interested in tech and feel kike pursuing something in this field will help me the most on my journey

What jobs could I get so that I can create new technology for different uses. I really want to design different technology that could help with problems.

I would like to start a business when I grow up and I wanted to when I was a little kid and I will not stop until I achieve my goal. And I will like to learn what experience I need to start a business.

I am a fresh computer science graduate, more of a problem solver than an idea generator. I have a hobby of wanting to know new and important happenings around me.

What's the three significant steps a guy can be come successful in business management, How can it happens
What are the five major thing a business man should know no batter before starting a business

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...

What is the quickest, most efficient and effective way to transition into a career in UI/UX design with no prior experience in the field, but with a bachelor's degree and a limited budget?

Hello! I'm looking into going into IT for a career and I'm unsure about which specialty I may want to go to in the future. I'm in a program right now where I can get certified in A+, Net+ and Sec+ but I'm looking for a more in depth look into what the difference in job is like if you work in...

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...

how, and where can I apply for online computer science internships?

what courses
what platform can i learn and earn certification

i have started my jobcorps experience and while browsing career options database architech caught my eye and i would appreciate any leads to get me started on a career path like this one

I am a mechanical engineering intern and I am interested in improving my software engineering skills.

I have been doing a lot of research on both the animation industry and gaming industry and I am intrigued by the technical aspects such as developing and designing. What would be the best decision on a college major, especially with AI on the uprising. Much appreciated.

I know that there are many similarities between the two and I am really interested in both of them, but I am trying to figure out what is the right fit for me? Are there any pros and cons? Thanks!