I’m a junior in Computer Science with a good GPA. As far as personal projects go I’ve messed around with some very small and lowkey unimpressive web applications, so my skillset is basically limited to what I’ve learned in coursework. I have a fundamental understanding of database systems, but haven’t worked with them very much. I have absolutely zero experience with cloud computing. I’ll also have to use java (Springboot and Angular), which I have zero experience with as well. Luckily I will be taking an OOP class this semester.
To be honest I’m not very stressed about this as I feel like a lot of people don’t start developing real skills until they actually enter the industry, but I am interested to see how overwhelming it will be for me to try and learn all the technologies the company uses over the course of a summer. I’d love to hear if anyone has any insight on this or perhaps have had similar experiences
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r/cscareerquestions I’m a junior in Computer Science with a good GPA. As far as personal projects go I’ve messed around with some very small and lowkey unimpressive web applications, so my skillset is basically limited to what I’ve learned in coursework. I have a fundamental understanding of database systems, but haven’t worked with them very much. I have absolutely zero experience with cloud computing. I’ll also have to use java (Springboot and Angular), which I have zero experience with as well. Luckily I will be taking an OOP class this semester. To be honest I’m not very stressed about this as I feel like a lot of people don’t start developing real skills until they actually enter the industry, but I am interested to see how overwhelming it will be for me to try and learn all the technologies the company uses over the course of a summer. I’d love to hear if anyone has any insight on this or perhaps have had similar experiences submitted by /u/scottd3363 [link] [comments]
I’m a junior in Computer Science with a good GPA. As far as personal projects go I’ve messed around with some very small and lowkey unimpressive web applications, so my skillset is basically limited to what I’ve learned in coursework. I have a fundamental understanding of database systems, but haven’t worked with them very much. I have absolutely zero experience with cloud computing. I’ll also have to use java (Springboot and Angular), which I have zero experience with as well. Luckily I will be taking an OOP class this semester.
To be honest I’m not very stressed about this as I feel like a lot of people don’t start developing real skills until they actually enter the industry, but I am interested to see how overwhelming it will be for me to try and learn all the technologies the company uses over the course of a summer. I’d love to hear if anyone has any insight on this or perhaps have had similar experiences
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