Today's GrokIt:
Computer science jobs are the No. 1 source of new wages in the United States, she said, with a half-million unfilled openings nationally. In Massachusetts, there are nearly 18,000 open IT jobs. So how do you go about getting these skills.
Interesting article about CS pathways in high school:
https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/globelocal/2019/08/29/more-high-schools-are-forging-path-careers/cS4jgallqRgOUl2ZZsnLCN/story.html
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I am interested in the code camp just to get a degree and a good job. Ill get ready by taking in everything I know and compare it to others work
if i put my mind to it and actually go through with it as planned i see it going well
idk, teach me things i guess
why don't they have an innovation pathways here at SeaCoast. Well they do, it's this class. You're in the right spot!
dmac
I like it
I don't know how I feel about it. Boot camps probably not for me.
i want to get a degree and get paid good
I dont like the idea of boot camp.
i wanna sell flowers man
I think this is really helpful for students. Considering the amount of time it takes, the salary you can make and how it is not necessary to have a college degree. Not everyone has the resources to pay for college. The fact that there are multiple job openings and opportunities in this field creates motivation for students/people to pursue it as a career.
ima be whippin that subaru
learning how to program is kinda hard to learn and master its like rocket science but i like fw it if im getingf 40 an hour
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