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As someone undertaking a Master's in Cybersecurity, that table is totally true. Most of my courses have a programming alternative for assignments yet the stude
by WrtCdEvrydy 6y ago
As someone undertaking a Master's in Cybersecurity, that table is totally true.
Most of my courses have a programming alternative for assignments yet the students alongside me have very little interest.
I've been doing this a while so maybe I'm just an outlier as I've always been the guy who is the jack of all trades, but I can't help but see something unknown as something to learn.
- OminousWeapons 6y agoIt's a similar story in my cybersecurity Master's program. Many students seem to lack any dev or administration skills and are basically locked out of the high quality, practical classes because of it. Everyone that seems to be succeeding in my program and in the job market either has a formal CS background or is a motivated, self-taught dev or admin.
- Izmaki 6y agoDon't ditch programming. Knowing how programs are made will in some situations help you understand how they can be abused as well.
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoOf course not... after 11 years as a software engineer, it would be difficult to not do it.