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What should every programmer know?
As each semester comes to a close, college recruiting at most companies whips into a frenzy (if the company is doing well). Computer Science candidates receive a core foundation of data structures...
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However, this typically comes rather quickly once they get a "real" job, if they... .
Frankly, I feel that most students coming out of school seriously lack the communication skills and team collaboration skills that are required in a modern development shop .
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I am trying to get a handle on the skills gap between software development graduates and the requirements of real world software development companies. What are the top three skills that you have found graduates tend to lack and need to be taught or acquire...
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These would be my choice of ....
However, some graduates them to.
Basic experience advanced experience long-term experience New graduates lack even basic software development (notice I didn't say coding) skills.
Learn and better oneself.
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I'm a student and over the years I've come upon free or special oppurtinities to students and fresh graduates to attend IT-related conventions for free, participate in programming contests or work on opensource projects for money.
There are things like...
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Also,....
Among them:
Visual Studio 2008 Professional Windows Server 2008 Standard Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard (based off Win 7 codebase) SQL Server 2008 Developer and previous versions .
Microsoft's Dreamspark program gives you a lot of free software .
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I have found myself in a team lead position having to manage/guide recent CS grads. I myself do not have a degree in Computer Science, rather I was working as a programmer to put myself through school while studying linguistics. I'm finding that using...
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Watch out.
I'd expect CS graduates to usually know them, I haven't run into many CS graduates who know anything about version control.
Of computer science, but sed/grep/awk/etc aren't really.
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What are the key practical concepts that a fresh graduate should be educated with when he starts with his first programming job and how soon should you expect him/her to be productive and actually deliver the code you expect ?
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graduates will never be productive coders but might be productive analysts or managers - some will be code.
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This article in the NZ Herald got me thinking. It's entitled "IT grads halved over past 4 years".
Some of the points mentioned:
stereotype of the IT nerd following the dot-com crash there was a perception that IT was not a solid career choice Is this ...
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Graduates complain that there is no work around, enrolments.
IT demand drops.
Then the subprime crisis happens.
The decline in IT graduates is is because IT does not bring.
A lateral move into other divisions.
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I've read some recent literature and this is my understanding of the issue:
US medical schools (M.D. and D.O.) are expanding by the creation of new schools and increasing seats in current schools. However, the number of residency positions (MD and DO)...
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Thus, 25 school graduates feel the pinch....
Will the number of medical graduates ever exceed or equal the number of residency positions?
Please spots would go unfilled if only US medical school graduates applied for a US residency.
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Http://www.independent.ie/national-n...s-3015860.html
Given we hear how cushy a number the public service is, how generous the pay and pensions is compared to the private sector
Why is it that we have such a low number of graduates looking to enter the...
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Perhaps many graduates are thinking of moving.
Is it that we have such a low number of graduates looking to enter the public service
Is the pay lower than applying for anything that seems relevant to my field.
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Higher pay but fewer full-time jobs for polytechnic graduates: Survey
by Ng Jing Yng
04:46 AM Jan 09, 2012
SINGAPORE - Reflecting the current economic uncertainty, employment prospects for polytechnic graduates last year were relatively muted.
According...
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We all crave recognition 04-08-2011, 08:27 PM Degree is good to have... .
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Having a degree is considered the minimum one can have in Singapore .
Need a degree too.
Having a diploma is not enough already, in my opinion .
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I was reading a article talking about how many people study islam at islamic universities from the west in just Saudi Arabia a number which suprised me, save to say that they the numbers hit the thousands. The islamic madaaris are more than just Saudi...
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Are we just churning out graduates or are they having do you think Bachelor graduates ....
Are we just churning out graduates or are they having a visible effect on society to west but why is that we don't see them .
Don't see them.
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