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What would you suggest is /are the subject requirements for software engineering as a course of interest?
I have also been looking at computer science. I am a 12th grader in The Ambassadors College...
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Eniola software engineering majors typically include requirements in math, science, computing, and general education:
1️⃣ MATH: Courses like calculus, linear algebra, and discrete mathematics
2️⃣ SCIENCE: Courses designated for science and engineering, including laboratory work
3️⃣ COMPUTING: Courses like introduction to computing, fundamentals of programming, and data structures
4️⃣ SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: Courses like software design principles, software architecture, and advanced data structures
5️⃣ COMPUTER SCIENCE: Courses like programming languages and methodologies
Software engineers design, develop, and implement software solutions. They need to understand user needs, write code, and maintain and debug software. Software engineers often work in teams with designers, engineers, and other stakeholders.
Enrolling in a bachelor’s degree program is the first step to becoming a software engineer. For most entry-level jobs, you need a bachelor’s degree in software engineering or a similar field.
You can get a bachelor’s degree in 1-6 years. You can study online or in-person, part-time or full-time. General admission requirements vary. Admissions at some colleges and universities may be more flexible than others. Typically, applicants need a GED certificate or high school diploma, letters and recommendations, and a personal statement.
1️⃣ MATH: Courses like calculus, linear algebra, and discrete mathematics
2️⃣ SCIENCE: Courses designated for science and engineering, including laboratory work
3️⃣ COMPUTING: Courses like introduction to computing, fundamentals of programming, and data structures
4️⃣ SOFTWARE ENGINEERING: Courses like software design principles, software architecture, and advanced data structures
5️⃣ COMPUTER SCIENCE: Courses like programming languages and methodologies
Software engineers design, develop, and implement software solutions. They need to understand user needs, write code, and maintain and debug software. Software engineers often work in teams with designers, engineers, and other stakeholders.
Enrolling in a bachelor’s degree program is the first step to becoming a software engineer. For most entry-level jobs, you need a bachelor’s degree in software engineering or a similar field.
You can get a bachelor’s degree in 1-6 years. You can study online or in-person, part-time or full-time. General admission requirements vary. Admissions at some colleges and universities may be more flexible than others. Typically, applicants need a GED certificate or high school diploma, letters and recommendations, and a personal statement.