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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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Candidates which lack experience....
I value experience more than a degree of education.
This is because they likely got bored with "Hello worldI wont reject an applicant which doesn't have a degree.
good programmers with a degree.
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I've already read through a number of related questions about whether a Masters degree increases a developers ability and awareness, but one of the things I've struggled to understand is just how a Masters degree would help me.
I'll be graduating in 2...
Started by EnderMB on
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One which with a masters ....
It obviously depends on how are defining a "good development job".
This is doubly true of an MBA.
MSc or MCS is a good "plus" ; but that doesn't guarantee a job until and unless you in.
Of the choices above.
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'My friend' currently works an internal software job working on CRUD apps, but aspires to more. He has a degree in a non-computer science engineering discipline from a very good university, but no actual qualifications in computer science.
He is desperate...
Started by kronoz on
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However, I have met and worked with goodHas he actually applied to any of the above listed companies ?
In my experience, most "good" companies understand that a degree in a specific....
And 2, but did have the advantage of a CS degree.
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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 ... .
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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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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Hi Guys,
I have been coding for about 9 years now and have really enjoyed every minute of it.
But my journey into computer programming has been an interesting one.
I was trained to be a Mechanical Engineer, and I have a bachelor's degree in it. But rather...
Started by swapnonil on
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My undergraduate degree was in Anthropology a masters degree....
I truly think that the skills required to be a good architect are skills a long, well-documented history of good quality work.
Since I don't have any degree.
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I'm going to be a freshman in the fall at a public US university and I'm going to major in Computer Science. But I've always wanted to teach... Is it a good idea to pursue a double major in CS and teaching? Also, importantly, will it be possible to find...
Started by Daffy on
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Teaching at a university level will probably require getting a doctorate at most universities... .
I would suggest revisiting this once you're a good ways into the Computer Science degree, to see level, this is probably a very good way to go.
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3rd class degree and masters degree in U.K
As an international student from an English speaking African country, is it possible to gain entry in to a university in the United Kingdom with a third class degree in the hope of acquiring a master degree....
Started by jvcrim on
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Re: 3rd class degree and masters degree in U.K
edit: nvm, just ....
Not good enough, it's just not true.
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What's a good price for a Bachelor's Degree Plan?
I'm gettin back into school and thinking about AIU.
I'll ge goin for Bachelor's of Business Administration. And Specialization in Entrepreneurship.
The whole degree plan will total out to $54,360. Is ...
Started by L.Kizzle on
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Re: What's a good price for a Bachelor's Degree Plan?
What will Science or Math do for me, instead....
Best of luck.
Just my opinion.
Re: What's a good price for a Bachelor's Degree Plan?
Don't waste that kind of money on a BA job.
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I have a CELTA, but no BA, i'm very excited at the prospect of gaining experience ...but i'm concerned at the fact my lack of a degree may stop this happening..has any here gained a position without a degree?
Started by OliverN on
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I don't think there....
I'm not waiting 3 years to teach...So I guess china is off the cards .
There are plenty of options based degree, but these take up 3 years.
You should do a degree online.
But it's not legal and not very secure for you .
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