how to be a software engineer by having degree?
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1 - Earn a degree in computer science or a related field. Most software engineer positions require a bachelor's degree. ...
2 - Begin programming. ...
3 - Study data structures and algorithms. ...
4 - Supplement your studies. ...
5 - Build software. ...
6 - Seek an internship. ...
7 - Find job opportunities. ...
8 - Consider your career goals
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To be a software engineer by having a degree follow these steps:
1. Begin programming.Software engineering is not focused exclusively on coding, but you will need to know at least a couple languages, and a deeper understanding of how they function. There is no widespread agreement on which languages are most useful, but these are all popular choices:
Python
Ruby
JavaScript
C#
Java
C++
Be aware that some languages are better at solving some problems than others. Most languages were written with certain types of problems in mind and are better at solving them while weaker at solving others. Experiment and get a feel for your style. At first, only focus on getting the most basic of programs running in one language. There is no need to learn all languages.
For youth, MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) created the website and programming tool, Scratch. This tool teaches programming concepts using visual queues rather than intimidating text.
2. Study data structures and algorithms. "Algorithm" simply means a formula or process for solving a problem. Common examples are path-finding for finding the shortest distance between two points, searching for finding a specific item of data in a large set of data, and sorting for arranging data in some order. A "data structure" is a certain way of organizing data to make it easier to solve certain problems.Common examples are arrays that simply contain items of data one after another in some order and hash tables that store data by some "key" instead of a position in a list.
(Optional) Study math. Mathematics will be a part of any computer science major, and many algorithms and data structures knowledge stems from mathematics. While not absolutely necessary, course that involves software.
3. Educational systems are often outdated. Textbooks are revised slower than software is updated. However, what will get you paid is being able to apply the theory to real-world software.
You can search by tag to identify the technology, problem space, or language you want to improve in.Bookmarking clever solutions will also help you build your problem-solving toolkit.
Find a real-world community to help keep you inspired, develop connections, and give you guidance on where to focus your learning. Using social sites can be great places to find software engineers and learn more about the profession.
4. Build software. The best way to improve your skills is to use them. Whether professional projects or personal, designing and coding software will teach you a great deal. For many employers, hands-on achievements matter more than GPA or theoretical knowledge.
Unless you plan on monetizing the software you build, put it online! Allowing potential employers to see the projects you've created and the code powering them allows them to assess your skills.
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