I am really confused about it, if anyone knows the rule, please leave a message Thank you.
The former 2021/2022 Computer Science Representative to the Science Undergraduate society has let us know that they have resigned in the evening of October 29, 2021.
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hello, ano pong mga school or university ang alam nyo pong may international internships for computer science? around ncr lang po ^^
Hello redd fellas, We are a group of people coming to LA for our film studies, and we are looking for a 2BHK. It'll be a long term housing. Please let me know what are the go to options for finding one either the websites or any other option. Please note: we are limited on a budget.
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I thought about self studying for certs, but some job postings say they want a person with a computer science/it degree.
Since I already have a BA, would any of the IT degree paths help me? I have limited help desk experience, I would rather work in developing or cloud software or cyber security and work remotely than to work in person or stay in the helpdesk.
If I get a degree without experience, would I realistically be able to get out of the helpdesk?
