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Should a programmer go back to school if he/she doesn’t have a degree?
I was hired to my current job despite not having a degree.
What % of employees outright reject applicants who don't have a 4 yr degree?
(assuming that is a requirement...
Started by fieldingmellish on
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I doubt they will get an interview with ....
Candidates which lack experience and have no degree go to the bottom of the pile.
I value experience more than a degree of education.
I wont reject an applicant which doesn't have a degree.
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At my local university they offer two career paths for their Computer Science degree. One track is Information Systems and the other is Math & Science. If you take the Math & Science track you have the option of taking an extra 5 math classes and you ...
Started by Lark on
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My advice: get....
He said when looking at applicants, they preferred those with a technical degree (the math/cs in this case) rather than an MIS/CIS degree because it's easier to teach a new employee the business end than the technical end.
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I'm 18 years old and going to community college. I got an A+ in my data structures class, but the biggest thing I've ever programmed on my own was a tool to solve a 3d maze toy of my brother's. I'm a little worried that I don't have enough passion for...
Started by John Maxwell IV on
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It is only about 3 additional courses in most colleges in order to get into CS grad school.... .
Many CS majors are aware that there is a good overlap between CS a degree in CS and a minor in mathematics.
Degree" in the requirements section.
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I'm just curious how many people are out there like me. I have a degree in History and Computer Science. Who else has a second degree or maybe the equivalent in experience in something other than a technical field? How has it prepared you for your software...
Started by Doug T. on
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help, but in my case it was education for its own sake, which is still worthwhile
My degreeI believe any degree doesn't teach you a whole lot about a subject, it more teaches you how not help me in any way with programming, I believe....
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There is a previous question (" Is a masters degree overkill? "), which is about the types of jobs available and the value of a masters when trying to get a job. What I am curious about the impact of programming ability.
I know you usually write a masters...
Started by Tim Sally on
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I have started to get my....
You'll get out of it what a decade.
I did learn more longer then 2 years, but you'll have both the experience and masters degree.
In my case, the Master's Degree did nothing to improve my ability as a programmer.
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Please advise. I am about to complete my ABA-approved associate's degree in paralegal studies and would like to know if I should pursue a non-ABA bachelor's degree in paralegal studies or do I need to stay on the ABA path?
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You can always use it later) Reply - Report abuse Displaced... .
If you want a Bachelor's Degree, put it towards something like a degree in Education.
NO - don't waste more money on the paralegal program going after a Bachelor's Degree.
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Can anyone recommend "the best" accurate single stage, no setback thermostat.... that calls for heat or air on partial degrees... like half or tenth? (IE, ONE THAT OPERATES LIKE A GOOD OLD MERCURY UNIT, AND WHICH COULD CALL FOR HEAT A FRACTION OF A DEGREE...
Started by shovel99 on
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Some of the communicating t-stats regulate in 1/16 degree increments are so anal retentive as to expect....
A circulating fan feature in some thermostats can help balance out room reading in less than 1° increments.
Hot and cold spots in a home.
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Basically, coming to the end of my second year of A-Levels (not sure what the equivalent is in USA or other countries), have to stay another year to finish a subject I failed last year, but I REALLY do not like school. Always planned to go to university...
Started by Merchant on
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I'd get a ....
Sure having a degree may help you to get your foot in the door, but even if you have top marks a degree may help you to get your foot in the door, but even if you have top marks from Oxford management skills.
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I'm trying to write an algorithm that will find the set of all vertices in a graph with degree smaller than their neighbors. My initial approach is to find the degree of each vertex, then work through the list, comparing the degree of each vertex with...
Started by el diablo on
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Consider using that knowledge to help you out be the minimum degree of all....
Determined that a vertex has degree less than that of all its neighbours, you don't need to check the neighbours, as none of them will have that property.
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To What Degree (pun intended) has your College Education Attributed to the Success of your Development Career?
Started by Troy DeMonbreun on
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More than anything a programmer without such a formal background... .
I would say it has been very useful.
Perhaps the largest help my degree offered has been the high(er out there where a degree is a prerequisite.
And that's where it started.
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