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Software Development (CR 106)

  • 26-10-2014 10:27am
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    Registered Users Posts: 65 ✭✭


    I sent an email to one of the course directors about this course but I got no reply so I'll just paste my message here.

    Hi, I'm going into sixth year next year and I am researching courses.
    I have a few questions about software development, firstly what programming languages do you learn?
    I used codeacademy.com once but never gave it 100% attention, programming didn't seem all that interesting but I might be interested if I gave it more effort.

    What are the employment opportunities? (Do companies like Facebook and Google recruit any graduates?)
    What is the average starting wage and what is the highest I could expect to earn?
    Lastly, how would I know if this course is right for me?
    I like technology and the way it works and building websites always seemed interesting but I don't know if I'd enjoy doing it as a career.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 5,083 ✭✭✭Rubberchikken


    for your own sake, only pick a course that your are genuinely interested in, not one that will maybe lead to a job in google or whatever.

    my son is doing this course at present and loving it, because he wanted to do it and is very interested in it. B uthe is sitting beside people who have no aptitude/interest in it.

    put a real effort into deciding what you would really want to do with your life.


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