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My name is Seth I was wondering what classes should I take when I go to college to become a information technology guy and what steps should I take. I already know how to build a computer what else should I work on in my free time to improve the steps to reach my goal.

I'm currently a high school senior, looking to pursue CS.

When talking in an interview what questions were asked and how did you answer them? Did you answer sincerely or added some embeleshment?

What is your recommendation for which field a high schooler should start with? What can they expect to leave with once they finish their term?

What make people enjoy their career or their job on a daily basis. How do they manage when they get stressed out during hard times when working with customers.

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Was the amount of investment that you was worth it at the end?

I really want to be a electrical-engineer but I don't know where to start off .

Received master's degree in engineering ten years ago with excellent grades but I have never had a chance to work in the field. I've had to accept zero-education or associate's degree level work just to have any income at all, and I've worked two associates-level jobs for the past six years. I...

I'm a high school senior who's already been accepted into a Community College for Computer Science and I'm curious about other options I've heard of. So my question is, "Is college or coding boot camps better and why?"

I know I want to be an engineer, but I don't know what type.

I am a Freshman and have a good understanding on videogame designing, however; I want to know what to do on how to make cut scenes, movement and attacking animations, ect. I know how to code it into the game just don't know if I should take animation, 3d-animation or something else

What skills are rare/ needed in this field that not many people possess.

is it fulfilling both eating wise and happiness wise

I am researching for a class of mine and I was wondering this.

Computers have always been of interest to me on many different levels, both in hardware and software. Still, I have never been in a position to expand my personal skills and knowledge of computers. To be able to create the things I have always dreamed of, I would like to program or even code in...

work while you were studying? How to save to pay for your career? when he exercised his career had he already finished paying?

I want to major in animal health science but my parents think business is more useful in life.

I tend to be comfortable handling heavy work loads but at the same time I don't want to get too stressed out. But I have gotten advice from someone that works in IT that did a bootcamp while in college, they've encouraged me to do the same and that there's no need to take a gap year for it. I...

I play 4-6 hours a day of League of Legends.

I am currently in a computer science class, and I want to know how I could dive in deeper into computer science, as well as how I could gain more experience doing computer science.

I'm currently looking into a career in Information Technology, more specifically being a Computer Repair Technician. What does working in I.T. look like on a day-to-day basis? Are there any opportunities in the I.T. industry for someone that prefers to work alone? And what are some important...

Do you ever spend time to yourself once your done dealing with the people that you talk during the therapy hours and what do you do to ease your mind? what i mean by that is do you go for a walk or do you go to your favorite place to just relax yourself form a long day at work.

I'm still not fully sure what I want to do as a job or what I want to go to college for but engineering/architecture somewhat interests me so I want to try something related to that out. #engineering #architecture

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I am 16 I love robotics and software and I would love to get some experience in before college? #technology #computer #programming #computer-science #computer-programming

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I'm trying to find research (possibly contracting) positions in physics, laser science, data science, or imaging science. Looking at indeed, the only entry level positions I find are for new PhDs. Could internships be a good route to getting a foot in the door for full time positions?...

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