Hi Baxate, good evening! I am a rising freshman at Georgia Tech. Your videos have been really inspiring me since I discovered your channel and I wanted to ask more about your experience doing computer engineering there? I know the curriculum has changed a lot since you graduated with the addition of threads but Im wondering if you would still say it is more like a jack of all trades master of none type of degree. I am currently in ChBE but I was planning on immediately pivoting due to a change of vision in what I wanted to do. However I’m not entirely sure if I want to do SWE or something more like robotics or more hardware oriented; Which is why I am thinking computer engineering. Hope you had a great day!

What to do in the first job? Can you gave me advise and how to start in job interview and do you start become a webdeveloper to become a software engineering? Why?

Hey, I’ve been watching and I was wondering what would be a good starting computer for majoring in computer science and I’ve heard many different type and i want to know about your opinion and your experiences

Hey! I am a young guy in 20s and it’s been unclear in my direction to SWE. I would love to know your insight/thoughts! Background: - B.S in ME - 2 years of experience as QA Engineer at a small web/app software company. (still employed, remote) - Been teaching myself code in front-end HTML CSS Javascript and back-end (Node.JS). - Deployed 3 front end projects using React and one full stack netflix clone. - Still learning everyday 2-3hrs 1. Back-end framework in javascript 2. Leetcode 3. EdX Gtech pre req courses: OOP Java, Intro to python. - Applied to Gtech OMSCS for spring 24. - Applying to full stack developer positions and doing interviews here and there. The unclarity: I am doing a lot of things. I feel I just need to decide one route, stick to it and focus. Problem is I am unclear which route I should take. Ex. Route 1. Do OMSCS then do internship and get FT SWE position. Route 2. Forget about OMSCS Self study more, build projects then shoot straight for a FT SWE position. Route 3. DO BOTH! (Lol) My goal is: Become a SWE, land a full time position and continue learn and grow in my career.

Is it necessary that I get a degree in computer science/software engineering to become a software engineer? Or can I achieve the same result by getting a different engineering degree like electrical or mechanical engineering? Also, what's the difference in the kinds of jobs you can get with a software engineering degree compared to a computer science degree? Do companies make any distinctions between the two?