Universities Have a Computer Science Problem
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Tech careers are booming, but is a Computer Science degree still the golden ticket? 💰
In this video, I explore whether getting a Computer Science degree is still the golden ticket to a successful career in tech, or if it's becoming a relic in today's fast-paced industry. I discuss the rise of AI and data science, and the debate over whether universities can keep up with the fast-paced tech industry. 🤖
🙋🏻♂️ This video is for you if:
- You're considering a career in tech.
- You're wondering if a Computer Science degree is still relevant.
- You're curious about the pros and cons of different educational paths.
📚 In this video, you'll learn:
- The Rise of Computer Science Degrees: Why are so many people pursuing CS degrees? We'll explore the historical context and current trends, including the allure of tech giants like Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Meta.
- The Strain on Universities: Can universities keep up with the demand for CS education? We'll examine the challenges they face and the innovative solutions emerging, like specialized Colleges of Computing at MIT and UC Berkeley.
- Specialized Computing Colleges: Are these new colleges the answer to the tech skills gap? We'll hear from professors and graduates about the pros and cons of this alternative path.
- Universities vs. Specialized Bootcamps: Which path is right for you? We'll compare the pros and cons of traditional university degrees and intensive bootcamps in terms of cost, time commitment, and job prospects.
- Long-Term Career Prospects and Earning Potential: What are the potential career trajectories and salaries for university graduates and bootcamp graduates? We'll break down the differences and help you make an informed decision.
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Have you pursued a Computer Science degree or attended a bootcamp? Share your experiences in the comments below!
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I have an engineering degree and work in related field about 2 degrees of separation. Just get a basic computer science degree and an internship. The company will train you to learn something different. Then keep learning and advancing. Make yourself useful. Read up on job openings to learn what companies are recruiting.
your Kardashians' jokes are always funny ! Great video as always !
Awesome video. Learning how to learn with a repeatable strategy to learn any new technology quickly and how to implement with best practices for me is the only way to stay ahead
i totally agree with you , i'm from morocco i'm a software a software engineering student, they teach us a bunch of modules that are not relevant to the software industry , a lot of math and theor... stuff that make you feel bored and sleepy . and their argument is that you are future engineer you should economy ??? u should know math , topology , chemical reactions like what the heck is the relationship between this shit and IT in general , i still dont understand why they are making it harder for us just for a software engineerinf degree
This is why 42
I think what you did was a great sign of hard work and dedication to your skill that YOU wanted to make, and because of that I congratulate you for that, congratulations on getting your 5 year degree
You truly earned it because tech experts like you always bring great security on the internet.
I think boot camps are great for updating skill sets, not for getting a job. College is better than university for the outcome of learning vs price and time.
University can be great if you choose your electives wisely and the curriculum is relevant. Both college and university can give you time, which can be super valuable if you take advantage of it. Lets not forget due to people's economic and family situations not everyone can choose they path they want. If you are able to then count yourself lucky and don't waste the opportunity.
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