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What are some jobs that work with coding?
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Ramesh’s Answer
Getting a 4 year Bachelors degree in Computer Science prepares you for multiple careers in Coding. My answer to Bryan L. gives more details on Computer Science career options - https://www.careervillage.org/questions/503750/what-are-some-career-paths-in-computer-science?page=1#505463 .
Coding skills can be applied to many areas. Every job area Finance, Chemistry, Biology etc. has a Computational Finance, Computational Chemistry, Computational Biology sub area that applies computing in that area. If you find some area interesting you will likely find a Computational sub area for that topic.
Coding skills can be applied to many areas. Every job area Finance, Chemistry, Biology etc. has a Computational Finance, Computational Chemistry, Computational Biology sub area that applies computing in that area. If you find some area interesting you will likely find a Computational sub area for that topic.
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Harshad’s Answer
Coding jobs are in demand, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects that computer and information technology employment will grow 11% between 2019 and 2029, which is much faster than the average projected growth rate across all occupations (4%). Some specific coding areas have an even higher projected growth rate, such as software development, which the BLS projects will grow 22% in that same period.
Programmers need an arsenal of skills to find success in their computer coding jobs, including mastery of front-end and back-end languages, tools, and frameworks. Entry-level coding jobs also include positions that focus on just the front-end or back-end of a website, or on mobile application development. Regardless of their technical specialization, all coders need strong problem-solving skills, analytical ability, patience, and the ability to work well on a team and communicate clearly.
Coding isn't just used for programming mobile apps and websites. A variety of other professionals also code, including data analysts and data scientists, software engineers, and database and systems administrators. Read on to learn about some of the most common computer coding jobs, including entry-level coding jobs and remote coding jobs.
Programmers need an arsenal of skills to find success in their computer coding jobs, including mastery of front-end and back-end languages, tools, and frameworks. Entry-level coding jobs also include positions that focus on just the front-end or back-end of a website, or on mobile application development. Regardless of their technical specialization, all coders need strong problem-solving skills, analytical ability, patience, and the ability to work well on a team and communicate clearly.
Coding isn't just used for programming mobile apps and websites. A variety of other professionals also code, including data analysts and data scientists, software engineers, and database and systems administrators. Read on to learn about some of the most common computer coding jobs, including entry-level coding jobs and remote coding jobs.
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Peter’s Answer
others have provide good advice. coding is like learn to use some complex tool to solve problems. if you're already using your TI-calc for some AP-calc, you're already doing coding somewhat. As for job, pretty much most engineering/science/financial kinds of work need some programming skill. it is really the degree of seriousness and depth. people has done image recognition of leaves and give you the kind and specie, to make that happen, you need to collect a lot of data, analysis the unique pattern, rule out the false positive. this all can be help with some serious coding.