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You're already extremely qualified. Do you already know how to program? If not or you're rusty, go do a course on Udemy or another online provider. They cost ~$
by Blackstone4 9y ago
You're already extremely qualified. Do you already know how to program? If not or you're rusty, go do a course on Udemy or another online provider. They cost ~$15 on sale and are really good. Then get a job in software and learn it as you go.
- Cyph0n 9y agoYes, I think I'm pretty proficient with Python, and I'm familiar with a few other languages. But I have never really worked on a large codebase or on a large team, so there's that.
- Blackstone4 9y agoYou won't learn how to work within a large team or large codebase unless you do it. You won't learn that by doing a CS degree. I completed a Masters in engineering and at my first job I worked as a tester for 6 months. I gained plenty of domain knowledge which helped me when I transitioned into a Java developer role. I learnt everything on the job. I would think you can too