Computer science major
Brandon university
Programming languages ; python Java and JavaScript (HTML and CSS)*
** looking forward to work with amazing programmers and also learn new things
yes! however, you should have some projects to showcase the skills that you currently have to your potential employers. They would help to demonstrate that you are not just a flat white paper on your resume.
Computer science major
Brandon university
Programming languages ; python Java and JavaScript (HTML and CSS)*
** looking forward to work with amazing programmers and also learn new things
Full stack dev. Building with Python, JS, Jekyll and more. Looking to answer technical questions and coach on career direction, learning path and projects.
Full stack dev. Building with Python, JS, Jekyll and more. Looking to answer technical questions and coach on career direction, learning path and projects.
BTW the original post was suggesting #help as a tag on a new standalone post rather than as a comment here, so if you need more answers on the topic or have similar questions, post some new topics with that tag.
Thanks for sharing this, Michael! @ronalking182
we encourage you to write a post using the #help tag for future questions. Here's a template. Thanks, and welcome to the community!
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Can a second year computer science major with no work experience get a software development or engineering part time job or internship
yes! however, you should have some projects to showcase the skills that you currently have to your potential employers. They would help to demonstrate that you are not just a flat white paper on your resume.
Thanks you so much I really appreciate
no problem! feel free to reach out to the community more if you need any advice or help 😄
Indeed. I got my first dev job without previous dev jobs or any CS degree - on the strength of my GitHub repos.
Looking back now, my code wasn't so good but they say my potential and approach to coding (structuring code, making comments)
BTW the original post was suggesting
#helpas a tag on a new standalone post rather than as a comment here, so if you need more answers on the topic or have similar questions, post some new topics with that tag.Thanks for sharing this, Michael! @ronalking182 we encourage you to write a post using the #help tag for future questions. Here's a template. Thanks, and welcome to the community!