Sneha Deb

I'm one year away from finishing my degree in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, but I still don't know if I want to work as a full-stack developer. What I'm interested in is knowing where people recommend looking for a job and what they usually think if they already work that way.

I am still in high school but I want to know how I can prepare myself for the business field. I am in 11th grade with a 3.48 GPA and I have consistently kept good grades.

I am currently pursuing a college diploma in Chemical laboratory technician. I wanted to get a field job before my college ends. Any ideas on how to do that?

I am a Tertiary student and I need help with this in order to understand more about Cybersecurity and Programming. Thank you.

How much of the job is coding in being a data analyst? I am currently a Junior in college and I feel like I am a little behind on my coding skills. I am also wondering what coding languages are dominating the industry and what website I could use to either learn or freshen up on them.

"What are my options? " I would like to understand more about working with computers and coding? What would be the best options as I come out of high School? I have a full scholarship to go to Lee University but I'm thinking of taking classes from home and wonder would or where to get a good...

I have completed degree in electrical and electronics then add on course in EMBEDDED SYSTEMS and DATA SCIENCE. While now i'm in dilemma where should start my career in embedded or data.

starting IT classes pretty soon so any insight would be appreciated.

graduated with masters degree in computer science.

I am currently a senior in Information Technology. I feel quite vague about my career path after graduation. I have some interests and skills such as: Programming (Python, Java, C++) Website design (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) Data analysis (SQL, Excel) Love to explore and discover new...

I have background knowledge in python. I am junior in high school. I am looking to progress my knowledge. I am learning on coursera and have coursera plus so I can get any course there.

I am a junior majoring in Accounting (BBA). Recently, I got interested in AI, so I familiarize myself with it by attending a lot of events.

People have many concerns about AI "taking over our jobs." Do you think this is a legitimate concern? How can the integration of AI in the workforce affect careers in law?

What jobs can I get with a CompTIA certification?

Are there any specific languages or tools that are a must to learn? Any insight would be appreciated.

I am very confused about choosing a field of Computer Science in my BS as i am going to join in this september after completing my A levels with CS,Maths & Phy...I am interested in becoming hacker but previously i was stick of sofware engineering because i knew nothing about becoming a hacker...

There is just so much to remember in my opinion & I want to hear from anyone that may have started with not-so great studying habits??

I like to know about animals without interaction

If one were to only know python and wanted to take be a STEM major, what careers would they be able to pursue?

How do I start on Python?
How to I know what is wrong with the coding?
What to do if I'm unsure how to replace bad coding?

Hi,
I am currently interested in Data Science, though not many UC offer as a major so I was thinking of majoring in Economics.

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I am not sure how to jumpstart being ready in my desired career as a high schooler. I want to learn the hard skills of my current career goal, data science/ analyst. Hard skills would be like SQL, Python, data analysis, and more. Are free courses from top universities helpful for highschooler?

I'm going to be completing my medical assistant certification and was planning to go to LVN and later register nurse just found out about nurse practitioner and still don't completely understand the difference.

I'm deciding my career path for the rest of high school and I want to go into medicine, preferably pediatrics, psych , or emergency med. What classes should I choose ?

Science is not my strongest subject, but I think that working as a dental hygienist would be a great fit for me professionally. It meets a lot of my job needs in terms of fixability, salary, and work environment. I'm doing research right now and would appreciate your assistance.

What does a Navy Officer do? What do I need to know about Navy Officer's?

I'm worried that my grades will not be enough to get me a good path for a career or higher education after high school, I'm hovering at around a 3.6 currently and I am anxious that my GPA will not be suffice for a good career.

What is the best plan for college?

Im looking for a way to learn and get paid to save and decide what i want to study for my career path as i get older.

I wanted to know what path UX designers took to become a UX desginer