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You do realize that you can get a Masters degree in Software Engineering, right? This normally means broadening your C-S background (think of all the elective
by voidlogic 14y ago
You do realize that you can get a Masters degree in Software Engineering, right?
This normally means broadening your C-S background (think of all the electives you didn't take as an undergrad) and learning skills like formal verification and analysis, project planning, managing quality assurance, formal documentation and designing complex and scalable systems.
- smartwater 14y agoNot all software engineers are equal. For example, a web developer wouldn't need to know about logic controllers, an important aspect of formal verification and analysis. They also wouldn't need to know much about scalability or documentation, not yet anyways. Many of us here absorb knowledge like a sponge, and learning stuff not directly relevant to what I am focused on "right now" is a distraction.