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Is there a way to find more competitions?
I am trying to find a website that allows me to search for competitions (STEM, technology, computer science, engineering, etc.), especially those that would be good for colleges like MIT. One like the Institute of Competition Sciences(ICS), but for a bigger range & more advanced search.
Useful Skills for EE?
Next year I’m starting out as an EE major in college, but I find myself fidgeting at home wondering if I’m doing all I can to prepare myself. What are some skills that I can begin teaching myself to better prepare myself for going into electrical engineering? Some friends suggested coding,...
How do I get a head start in electrical engineering?
I'm a college student planning to transfer to a tech institute to study electrical engineering, but how exactly do I manage time and discipline for my career? Which skills should I put into practice, not just for engineering classes but for studying in general? Engineering is no joke after all.
What are options of majors i can take if im interested in engineering?
Im in high school and i found i like engineering but im not taking a engineering class at school. Im not knowledgeable on the different paths i can go.
Any advice for a student starting an embedded internship?
Hi. i sm a CS student in my 2nd year and I've got an internship starting in 2 weeks. I feel as if i sm behind the other interns and i don't know much to actually even start the internship. I've been learning some c++ and OOP principles as the firmware description said that those are the need to...
what are some classes that i can take to expand my knowledge of computer science?
I am a high school junior, I have done ap comp sci p already, i am continuing my CS50 course harvard, i did a course on vr game design, intro to python course as well. But i feel like there could be some other courses that i could be taking to expand on computer science.
How do I get ahead of other incoming computer science college students??
Basically, I want advice on how to be better prepared than my peers for college. Should I start doing computer science projects during the summer or computer languages that I should learn beforehand? Thanks!