Atul Bhankharia

I am eager to learn cyber security but finding the right resources has always been a tiring work, and I don't have any money to buy courses online, so are there free alternatives?

I like using adobe software. I am certified and have 3 badges for adobe illustrator, adobe photoshop and have a badge called visual designer. What career path should I go down specifically with these industry certifications? I like illustrator the best by the way.

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I am an eighth grader that is about to enter a job-preparation program. I've always loved science, especially this year now that I'm taking a regents-level biology class. However, I've always found myself questioning the way that people think, and trying to make a "map" of their brains inside...

I like coding, am intending to learn Python programming

I have just been wondering if people can change university even if they have spent a year or 2 in it just like high school

What would you recommend for someone who is attempting to make a complete career change into the IT/cyber space with no previous knowledge of it. I'm currently pursuing my BAS in cybersecurity but would like to take advantage of other opportunities to gain experience. I have two years left on...

How is it possible to study cyber security, and what are the skills that will be required in order to achieve my dream in learning different specialization in computer science

I'm someone who is currently a senior in high school. I spent time learning about programming (writing code using Python and Java) and web development (HTML, CSS) for four years. I love spending time with those topics, but I recently explored topics like machine learning and computer systems...

i need help getting into college

It provided me with the skills I needed.

I want to earn a lot of money after college and get a stable job, but I have no idea what I want to do in college :)

I am an 8th grader and I am wondering what education and skills will help me be a successful software engineer?

What would be your career advice for someone who dropped out of nursing school, went into sales for 3-4 years and now an adjuster for a Fortune 500 company. I don’t like my job and I’m ready to try something different. I don’t want to take in bound calls or have very minimal calls. I’m thinking...