Re:Computer Science Graduates are the Least Employable in th...
by Argentevenin on Friday November 02, 2012 @06:20PM
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ECs are Formula Student (Mostly embedded systems stuff, also did a lot of sponsorship getting organisation type stuff last year), Cyber Security Challenge UK (Got invited to a conference, have been told to keep the dates of two more face to faces clear...) and general member for one of the uni's bigger societies.
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Re:Computer Science Graduates are the Least Employable in th...
by ig1 on Friday November 02, 2012 @06:37PM
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I'd recommend contributing to an open source project that aligns with your interests, as that's much more understandable and verifiable to someone reading your CV.
Re:Computer Science Graduates are the Least Employable in th...
by dr_doom on Friday November 02, 2012 @06:44PM
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I don't know what any of those academic terms mean but what have you coded and are most proud of?
Re:Computer Science Graduates are the Least Employable in th...
by Argentevenin on Friday November 02, 2012 @07:40PM
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At the moment me and two fourth years are basically writing all the code for a single seater formula style electric race car. This means Motor controller, battery controller, HUD, sensors, telemetry and getting it all to communicate. (on the way having to learn a lot about control, signal processing and learning a new platform) Its by far the most complex system I've ever worked on and coming together really well - the guys I'm working with really know there shit.