College

  • Paves the way for college by learning things like github and will make future classes easier.
  • Apply to as many schools as possible to have the best possible chances because CS is very competative. All colleges are pretty good for CS.
  • Do different projects and look out for different oppertunities in leadership roles.

Interships and Jobs

  • Spend extra time making something of your own on top of the classes your in. Deploy everything you make so other people can see it.
  • Its one thing to say you do something but its another thing to show that you can do it and how well you can do it.
  • Build things that you like to do like videogames in order to keep your passion and build to your passion of coding.
  • Learn leet code in order to get a job.
  • Cheat Codes: Vercel is a deployment tool. Sveltkit is for web development. Personal Website allows people to see all your work. Tailwind CSS. Learn all the newest tools to get an advantage.
  • Don’t skip out on the fundamentals.

Takeaways

  • Learn and focus on the fundementals because they will pave the way for everything else you do.
  • Always be on the lookout for different oppurtinities and take them.
  • Spend your own time making your own different projects. It will help you learn more faster and will give you a competitive advatage for jobs and internships.
  • Show what you can do with different things you’ve built rather then just saying what you can do.
  • Build things you like to grow your passion.

Reflections

  • After listening to the presentation I know to focus on what I want to build rather then only doing things in order to learn as fast as possible. It can be a fun hobby and I can learn a ton by having fun with it and being creative. There is also a balance of learning the things I don’t want to do in order to improve my skills.