Hey Baxate , hope everything is great , first I would like to tell you that I really love the content you share with people and that they are really helpful in so many ways , second I would love to take your advice , i am a computer science student , I still have a year to graduate and I would love to improve my self by my own not just to rely on my university degree because I know in programing there is always new stuff to learn about , so I would really love if you can give me advices on what can I do to improve myself and to have more experience in cs , ex: courses / bootcamps/things to learn and etc And thank you for your time

Hi Baxate, I've just finished my second year of my computer science degree and now my university wants me to decide to either do pure computer science or computer science with data science (CSDS). I'm not set on a specific career yet and would like to keep my opportunities as open as possible until I find what I actually like to do. Do you think if I choose CSDS, my options for pure computer science jobs such as software engineering or cyber security will decrease since the ideal is to have a degree that's only Computer Science. I'll still be doing some classes from pure computer science but I feel like the "with Data Science" might desuade employers in the software engineering space. What are your thoughts?

Do you know any good websites to look for freshman/sophomore level internships?

Hey Baxate and others! Im currently studying a 4 year computer science degree in Australia. I am planning on doing a semester (6 month) exchange at a college in the US, most of the available colleges are relatively big schools, so im sure they all have decent compsci and engineering subjects. Is this something you have experience with or something you would recommend? I think it would be a fun experience and also look good on my portfolio, I would be going during my 2nd year, which i think is your sophmore year, Let me know what you think! Fitz

Hi I am new to the field of web development and aspire to become a proficient full stack developer. Currently, I have acquired knowledge in HTML and CSS /JS, and have made some small projects. While I have encountered no issues with HTML and CSS, I find myself facing challenges in the realm of JavaScript. I am currently navigating a learning phase and am confronted with a sense of confusion regarding whether to comprehensively study JavaScript or proceed to explore frameworks like React or tools like Bootstrap.