Computer Science
The computer science field is often viewed as monolithic by those on the outside looking in. Newcomers to the discipline are quickly confronted by the question of specialization.
Software engineering positions require practitioners who are nimble, thorough, and technically gifted.
Software brings to life the devices and computers that we rely on every day. There are currently more than two billion computers and 14 billion mobile devices in use around the world. From healthcare to mobile gaming, software allows us to live in our modern world.
Innovators in the computer science field share their findings and thoughts during TED Talks. This talk series embodies the motto “ideas worth spreading” at events around the world.
Data science terminology can be daunting for industry newcomers and veterans. The constantly evolving nature of the field leads to different viewpoints on foundational concepts.
Software developers and engineers deploy object oriented programming in a wide variety of projects. This approach to programming went from the academic world of the 1960s to the computer boom of the 1980s because of its modularity.
Data scientists develop the methods for converting data into insights and recommendations. Analytical minds armed with graduate degrees and abundant curiosity find a variety of data science career paths on the horizon.
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