Awesome video! Definitely got some inspirations out of it and especially the resources you share are new to me, will check them out! I will also add that C# is popular for backend development. If you are into Gaming Development, C++ is also popular. Maths and physics will also be useful for Gaming Dev as you might need to calculate some objects path or collision physics too. Look forward to the next video!

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Oooh thanks for sharing Peter! *taking notes 📝* It's always interesting to hear what other ppl do in tech 😀 Maybe I should make a video on the different tech career paths and wht they do? 🤔

@geerfist7439

10 ай бұрын

​@@MagdelineHuangyes please make a video on that ❤

Another really great video! I'm definitely going to check out the resources. also the part where you explained which languages to learn was the most helpful for me so tysm! can't wait for your next video!

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for your lovely comment! 🥰 You got this! 🥹

i really appreciate you videos as a woman in NZ looking into different pathways :)) super helpful and inspirational

@MagdelineHuang

4 ай бұрын

Yay I'm so happy to hear that! Thanks for your encouragement 🥹

Hey, really appreciate you taking time to make a video while working 9 to 5!

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Thank you for your support! 🥹🥰

Hi Magdeline - great video! I saw you were wondering for those in tech about "whether we use maths at work?" I am currently doing an ML internship and we do use a fair bit of Linear Algebra. University classes in Linear Algebra are definitely helpful, however, I have personally found I learn this best on the job. There seem to be lots of open source libraries and online tutorials for learning the math needed for these domains.

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Oooh thanks for sharing Riley! Yea I guess ML would definitely require Maths for the type of work you do. What is your tech stack?

really amazing video🤩🤩, really helpful, not only for those studying computer science, but also for those who are just interested in what computer science professionals do. Thank you for sharing all this valuable information on how to get started on building a career. ❤️❤️

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Awww glad it helped you!!! 🥰🥰🥰 let me know wht other videos I shd make hehe

Hi Magdeline, greetings from Malaysia, as an intern currently working at an AI startup, usually a solid understanding in mathematical concepts would help in learning concepts like image detection/ AI model training etc.

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Hello fellow Malaysian! Ooh thanks for sharing! Yea from the comments, it sounds like those more AI / ML / gaming / backend related roles use more Maths :D

@blayze9136

11 ай бұрын

Frankly speaking, I'm actually a mechatronics engineer but what I mentioned before is more of a perspective from one of my colleagues working in the AI team

Very informative!!!!🎉😢

A lot of people say the content you learn in university is out of date when you start your career, would be really cool to hear which parts of university have contributed the most to your everyday at your current job

@Louis67773

11 ай бұрын

I second this ⬆

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

I learnt theoretical concepts in CS such as databases and algorithms, big O, proofs and theorems, and of course, how to actually code and think like a programmer. While I don't use most of these concepts directly in the work that I do now, they have definitely helped to give me a strong foundation. For example, even though I had to learn a lot of new technologies quickly, having this foundation helped me to make sense of it all a lot better eg understanding concepts like inheritance, DRY etc. So personally, I wouldn't say the content is out of date once you start your career, but rather it's just that what you do when you start your career is a lot more practical than uni (in my experience). One aspect of a degree that I can think of that might get outdated though is potentially using specific software that eventually end up getting discontinued.

I haven't watched it before, but I found it in the video

I'm about to head to a CS degree in university next year but I really want to do something hands on where I can work on projects whether that be applications or game development (my real passion!) What course would you recommend I take because it seems like there are so MANY technology courses that sound the same but they don't actually tell us what each one will be like

@MagdelineHuang

7 ай бұрын

Hello! Yea it can feel very overwhelming sometimes! Does your uni website list the concepts that will be covered in the course? If not, see if you can find an email address for the CS department and ask them your questions. All the best!

Woop wooopp

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Hehehe

5:20 6:30 7:29

Hi, Thanks for your lovely and informational video. Currently, I have a master's degree in photography, but I thought what I had learned was too theoretical, and I wanted to change my major. Do you think it is possible to do? Could you give me some advice? Thank you!

helpful video but the music in background is high '"""

Awesome video!!! Make videos applying Computer Science like nang channel does!! We would love to see it! It would be great content! :D

First!!❤️

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

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Hi, I graduated one month ago and started my first job. Do you or anyone else have any tips on the transition from college to work life? Are there some things you wish you knew when you got into it? And what do you do with all this free time after work? Best regards

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Oooh congrats! Honestly, just take it easy haha. I chilled a lot, hung out with friends and fam, got really into fitness etc. I also tried to discover myself more and what works best for me. Eg I tried a whole bunch of different systems to help me manage my time like different sleep schedules, different pre- and post- work routines etc. So yea I'd say just listen to your body and do what works for you! I may do a vlog to share what I usually get up to outside of work hehe

@Gegagrega

11 ай бұрын

@@MagdelineHuang Thank you so much. You answer is such a relief. I also do more fitness now because I was sooo lazy during college....

Make videos applying Computer Science like nang channel does!! It would be great to see it :D

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Thanks for the suggestion! Those videos are like next level haha 🤯 What topic would be interesting?

@joaoguerreiro9403

11 ай бұрын

@@MagdelineHuang maybe you could try use some Hugging face models! I would be glad to see you apply computer science in any way :D

Good Day Magdeline, thanks for the video. Please am about graduating from university early next year 2024, am from Nigeria. Am studying Physics and Astronomy, but I would love to study computer science abroad as an undergraduate, but am 23yrs now. What do you think i should do, should go on or what? Why am asking, is because my coursemates are telling me that i don't have age on my side any longer to go for another undergraduate program. I would love to study computer science. Please what do you think i should do?

@MagdelineHuang

9 ай бұрын

Hi! If you really want to study Computer Science, then I'd say go for it! Don't worry about age. As the saying goes, "The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago. The second best time is now." Instead of going for an undergraduate CS program however, you could check if your university allows you to study a postgraduate CS program because of your relevant background in Physics. Hope this helps and good luck!

Hey, I want to enter computer science, but I'm afraid that artificial intelligence will take my place. Do you think I should enter computer science or see another field?

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Hello! Check out 09:35 🙂

@joaoguerreiro9403

11 ай бұрын

Computer Scientists develop AI. If AI takes their place then no one has a job hahaha

@mryoussef4898

11 ай бұрын

@@MagdelineHuangthanks ❤

Can i assure my CSE degree in NZ(I am international student:) )

How to study foreigners masters /// phd for computer science in Newzealand

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

Hmmm I'm not too sure sorry as I did not do a masters or phd in computer science. I did an undergraduate degree in computer science :)

Do you necessarily need an iPad for cs students?

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

I didn't use one but i know some friends who did!

@colin6711

11 ай бұрын

@@MagdelineHuang do you mean you just did everything Hand written?

@MagdelineHuang

11 ай бұрын

@@colin6711 i took notes on my laptop. i was using the hp spectre x360 which allows you to draw on the screen with a stylus. so i did a combination of typing and drawing, but mainly typing

@colin6711

11 ай бұрын

@@MagdelineHuang I see. Seems like I’m better off with a MacBook rather than the iPad. One last thing pls, I’m planning to get the m2 MacBook Air 15 and dk if I should upgrade the ram from 8 to 16gb or upgrade the storage from 256 to 512 gb because my budget is limited:( If I could pick only one, which one should I upgrade from the two for most use cases

@MagdelineHuang

10 ай бұрын

@@colin6711 Apologies for the late reply! This video may help you with your decision if you're still deciding kzread.info/dash/bejne/Yn-lwZWKnse_n7g.html

Hey friends, I just stumbled upon this video today talking about whether a CS degree is worthless in the age of AI and I think it made some really good points. Do check it out! kzread.info/dash/bejne/hWmJmZiFgNjFkrQ.html