Hey I am really focused on DSA right now and need to make projects that are uncommon and stands out on resume for internships, Please suggest me some projects ideas. Skills: - C++, Java, JS, DSA, Web dev(little bit), MySQL(beginner)

Hey Bax, i’m currently in my summer before university where I will be studying computer science. I currently have had experience with a couple of languages throughout high school such as python, java, and javascript in order from least to most recent. However it’s been a couple of months since i’ve last coded so my skills currently aren’t particularly good in one language. In my first year of university I will be learning python and java. I was wondering if it would be a good idea to dive deeper and brush up on my skills in python or java this summer, or to do more web development stuff which is what I had learned most recently.

Hey man, love your videos. They've helped a ton and give insightful information about things that for some reason aren't general knowledge. I have a question regarding my resume, and I feel you're one of the few people that could help me answer this that I know of. To break it down, I am currently in my second summer of a software development internship at a Telecommuncation company, Bell, in Canada and going into my 3rd year of comp engineering at a non-target school (bc it's Canadian). It is my only relevant work experience other than, bartending/serving, and working in a grocery store. I have done different things each summer within the company but under the same role. On my resume do I create 2 headings under the same name for either summer? And do I add anything else to the work experience part? I am a finance director of a cancer charity club and have a few engineering projects. But other than that, I don't have much else. What do you suggest I throw on the resume? Thanks for even considering responding.

Hey, my question is how can you apply for internships in the US as an international student and is it worth it? (in my case I am a US citizen but I just live in another country)

currently im a M.I.S (Management information systems) but my course load doesn't have many software classes would i still be able to get into the software engineering/ cyber security aspect field with that degree? I just recently got an interest for coding