Nick Orlowsky: Deciding to Major in Computer Science - Episode 197
In this podcast episode, Nick Orlowsky, a computer science major at The University of Texas in Austin, shares his passion for programming and decision to pursue a career in computer science. Nick was a leader in his high school computer science classes and actively participated in competitions, hackathons, and programming projects outside of school. He currently works as a programmer for Home Depot during his summer break.
Topics discussed in the podcast include Nick’s introduction to programming, his high school curriculum, the technology classes offered in college, the skills required for success in computer science, and his advice to aspiring computer science majors and programmers. Nick emphasizes the importance of focusing on coding projects rather than getting distracted by social media or other entertainment, as well as the need for teamwork in larger programming projects.
If you're considering a career in computer science or simply want to learn more about the field and its requirements, this podcast episode is a must-listen. Be sure to check out the show notes and additional episodes through the link provided.
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