Looking to get into software engineering as a Business student;

Depends if you're a big fat looser or not. I'd rather hire someone with an ok degree who I don't want to murder after a week.

>>60532318
Muh time to decide on what I want to pick as a masters is approaching, what you'd really say mate

>>60532341
MSc in computing science is what I have and I have a good jov

>>60532359
Cool out of interest; what do you do and how much do you earn? Did you also follow a conversion Msc?

>>60532359
More importantly, do you enjoy your job and the potential job possibilities you have?

>>60532413
>>60532432
I converted from a garbage degree, earn £60k. I'm a software development consultant.

Love my job, get to do what I like and use whatever tech I like. Pretty sure I could earn a lot more on my own now I have my name out there.

>>60532709
Hey nice good to see it worked out for you! Did you simply use your conversion degree when you applied to show your CS knowledge or also something else?

>>60532280
hey babe, wanna fug?

>>60532789
Used my cs degree, plus the fact that I got the degree while working full time. The stuff I learnt in my first job I taught myself.

>>60532820
loren pas enjoy

>>60532902
Nice! Is Edx a good place to learn CS basics?

>>60533360
Maybe to learn the basics, but it won't count for anything

Did the conversion masters at UCL last year......turned down my offer from Imperial for the same course.

Best decision I made

>>60533360
This is good, prob the best edx software track
https://www.edx.org/micromasters/software-development

It's free obviously but if you pay for the certs you can transfer the credits to a MSc
>If a learner applies for admission to the Master of Science (Computer Science) program at Curtin University, and is accepted, the MicroMasters credential will count towards 25% (or 100 credits of the 400 credits) of the coursework required for graduation in the Curtin program.