Career questions tagged computer-programming
How high is the job for web scraping and automation ?
I just have learn python on CS50 and am learning beautifulSoup now because I want my skill to base on web scraping and automation so I want to ask how high and fast to get job on it
How to get a job in web scraping and automation ?
I need a remote job on web scraping and automation and where to get it
I want to know about BCA ?
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What should I do after learning OOP in my programming studies?
I'm studying programming at university, but the university is very slow, and I want to know what I should learn after OOP in C++ and Java.?
What are the possible job titles in the cybersecurity industry?
Job titles #spring26
What exactly do you learn when pursuing a computer science major that assists you in being successful in the programming career field?
In college, you are tasked with a variety of assignments and given plenty of exams to test your knowledge of certain topics they teach you about, What are the specific topics and what exactly about them do colleges teach you when it comes to computer science that actually makes you a better programmer in the future?
What are some extracurriculars, jobs, or clubs that I could take to get my dream job?
I am current a high school senior, about to start college. I am going into computer science what are some thigns that I could do to boost my chances to landing my dream job at apple?
How much harder are STEM Courses in college compared to Business courses in College?
I've always heard from friends who are in engineering or computer science that they have such a heavy workload, and when I compare it to my accounting classes, it almost looks similar. Are many STEM courses that heavy compared to business courses?
How do you pick exactly what part of computer science to go into?
For anyone going into computer science, how did you pick which part of computer science to go into? My current major is just computer science, but how did you decide exactly what part of computer science to go into? I have always enjoyed the problem-solving and programming aspects of computer science.
how do I program
what are some apps that I can program on
Switching Major from SWE to cyber Security ?
I completed an associates in computer programming, but taking intro to software engineering in my first semester of university I realized I actually hate coding and dread doing it. I thought of switching to cyber security instead cause its less coding. I honestly hate coding at this point or at least that's how university makes me feel. Everywhere says don't switch stick with SWE (software engineering), but I literally have started dreading going to class. It doesn't help that everywhere on the internet says everyone can code now and unless you're real passionate you won't ever make it. I'm scared to switch to cyber security cause everyone says it too is a over saturated market ,but at least maybe I won't dread it like I do SWE? When I was in community college I was so happy to learn coding, but now I never want to look at it again, but I need to finish a bachelor's degree in something. Any advice is appreciated ,Seriously please help! I feel really lost ....
Hello everyone! I am a CS student currently in 4th semester can anybody guide me on what kind of skills I should work on keeping the fast growing AI in mind
I am confused that what should i learn because most of the things is taken by AI. And about others I don't have sufficient information. it would be a great favour If you could help. Thank you
How would I adjust my experience section when transferring retail to computer science?
I have always wanted to have a career CompSci, and am currently in college and working at a grocery store. I know that jobs like applicants to have experience and while retail isn't exactly the same there are still soft skills there and I want to know how I would present that to an employer.
how to make my subject strong ?
I plan to pursue Computer Science as my major, and I would like to know what additional activities I should focus on beyond my college coursework to strengthen my profile and improve my chances of getting into a good university. I am especially interested in learning about online courses, summer camps, online programming platforms or other programs that I can apply for to build my skills and gain more experience in this field
what do I need to know for starting a business?
how can I make my first pot of gold as a 10 grader?
What is the best way to start a career in IT/Computer Science/Coding?
I'm afraid AI will take over most of those type jobs but also have heard the ones on top will be the ones using AI. I want to start a new career path but just worried what AI will do to it. Any advice will be helpful and the best way to start this career. I am new to the field and need to learn so any advice on schooling, learning, etc... would be helpful. I am currently working on my own website and app projects and watching tutorial videos and LinkedIn learning videos. Realistically what do I need to proceed and succeed.
What coding language would you recommend someone to learn in 2025 according to job availability, salary, learning curve, and the amount of things that can be made with given language?
I am a 15 year old high school student in the state of MD, and I have 2 and 1/2 years of experience of coding with LUA, used by a gaming engine called "Roblox Studio". Eventually I plan to widen my knowledge in programming, and I want to know what languages are in high demand in IT, and what languages are used the most when it comes to real-world situations. Any information will be helpful.
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.
What factors are used in hiring for I.T. related jobs in the U.S.?
What kind of skills do they look for and or want for hiring in there
How can I build a portfolio in high school to get into IT?
I am already in a dual enrollment program taking IT classes, which I am aware is a very big step. However, I would like to know if there's any other things I could be doing to increase my chances of getting an IT position somewhere. I would like to try and be as desirable as possible as an employee, to hopefully get me far in life in the future doing something I enjoy.
When looking for internships, how can I stand out from other applicants with skills that may be the bare minimum?
I am studying Computer Application Development at a trade school. I often view postings for open positions that are way out of my skillset. I am worried I have not accomplished enough despite working constantly. I would like my next job to be in industry, but am struggling to find open positions as well.
What should we do to improve ourselves if we are programmers?
What skills are most essential for a programmer? How can we improve our skills? How could we get into a better company? What should we do to improve ourselves in college?
What programming language is rising to be the most popular in business settings??
I would just like estimations. I understand that a firm answer is near impossible
If a problem arises while you work on a technical project, what are the first steps you take to solve the problem?
I am a sophomore in Purdue University studying Computer Engineering. I enjoy programming, creating circuits, and learning new things.
As a 12th grader, am I destined to work as a coffee shop barista if I major in Computer Science ?
Baristas are great, but I don’t want to go to school for 4+ years to be one. Is the job market for CS fields really that bad? I've seen so many horror stories of individuals who seem qualified but can't find a job, and if they do, the work-life balance isn't favorable. This worries me because I'm really interested/passionate, but I'm not sure whether I should invest in a more "practical" field.
Explain a technology solution on how we can use technology to solve a real-problem like kids safety in school or cyber crime mostly teens and old people who does not have aware ness more on technology ?
Explain a technology solution on how we can use technology to solve a real-problem like kids safety in school or cyber crime mostly teens and old people who does not have aware ness more on technology?
Is it a good idea to combine my original ideas with the code and characters generated by AI?
i am a fourteen year old boy,i can use c++code proficiently,and i want to be a game designer if it has a bright future. Can AI be a good helper for me? Where does the income of this profession mainly come from? Is it profitable?
what is the difference between software engineering and software development?
I'm a student who's just going to start o-levels this year and my subjects are ICT, physics, chemistry and the rest of the compulsory subjects. I wanted to take software engineering in my a-levels but I still want to browse my options before choosing. My goal is to be successful and to, well, make a lot of money. Keeping that in mind, what do you think is the perfect computer-related field for me to go in for my a-levels and then university?
what jobs can I get with a computer science degree?
I am graduating with a CS degree and the job market is pretty brutal. What else should I consider?
How do I learn Quantum Computing from scratch?
Are there any resources to get started in Quantum Computing, for a person not having a heavy math or physics background? Or is it necessary to know all the math and physics involved, to get into quantum programming? I am an undergrad studying Data Science currently.