Tim Dwight
telecommunications engineer
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Maria
Apr 22, 2025
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Am I too late to have a career in Computer Science?
I'm 30 and about to graduate in 2026. I'm worried that this career/ technology is advancing at a speed that will leave people my age behind. How can I stay up to date with the latest technological innovations?
wilkens
Apr 23, 2025
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Has the advancements in AI made getting a computer science degree useless What is the point of studying at university for four years if when I get my degree(in computer science), AI has evolved and improved so much that, in those same four years that it can do way more than what I've been studying for and can outwork me tenfolds??
AI has been improving constantly so if I risk getting a degree in computers or programming, etc, those 4 years I spend in college, AI will improve past the need for computer science degree,s
Deyhanara
Apr 23, 2025
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With evolving technologies, would it be recommended that I dual - major or at least minor in programming to better incorporate technologies in my future career as an architect?
Hello, I'm a first year architecture student in UC Berkeley. I've wondering about the developing models of creation and planning and how that will affect my future in the field. I wonder how will the future of planning & drafting change. About how will we incorporate developing models of...
Berkeley, California