Requirements
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Planning a career in software industry
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No programming experience needed.
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Patience and curiosity to follow up about new topics.
Description
Software practitioners often get focused on niche topics and limit their growth. In addition, the interview process slows down the learning process even further.
Software = People + programs
Treating people like “resources” with predictable behavior is disrespectful. The tendency to automate human interactions in professional environments leads to an unfulfilling career. Often the blame is targeted toward technology, but the real culprit is ignorance.
There are more non-computer science-trained programmers in the industry than CS degree holders. The gap leads to unfair competition and often a conflict-prone career growth trajectory. In addition, software engineering brings the human element of the profession to the center stage. With all these variables in play simultaneously, getting overwhelmed is only human.
But that sounds like an excuse. Is it?
No. Unfortunately, the hyper-growth of online learning tools has created a false bubble around trends. If getting certified gets easier, getting a job with it becomes that much more difficult. The only solution is knowledge—diverse and relevant awareness.
Dealing with teams needs a broader perspective and understanding of fundamentals. Knowing computer science fundamentals takes time. Job changes disrupt the learning processes.
This course provides a lifelong learning roadmap and references you can keep following up on to build a solid foundation for your career. Long-lasting careers don’t depend on a framework or a language; fundamentals forge them.
Following topics are provided as articles in the text to help faster completion. The videos are suggestions, observations, and opinions about the industry based on 16+ years of first-hand experience.
Course Topics
- Engineering
- Algorithms and Data Structures
- Compiler Design
- Computer Architecture
- Programming Language Language
- Databases
- Distributed Systems
- File Systems
- Mathematics
- Networking
- Operating Systems
- General Programming and Design patterns
- Software Engineering
- Security
- Non-Engineering
- Advertising and Marketing
- Business Management
- Economics
- Finance and Behavioural Economics
- People management, including introspection
- Psychology
- Evolution, History, and Philosophy
Who this course is for:
- Software professionals from non computer science background struggling to grow in career
- Post Graduates seeking job in software industry after graduation in fields other than computer science.
- Application developers trying to move to infrastructure product companies.
- Developers curious to build skills beyond coding.
- Professionals with ambition of leading teams or running startups.
- Professional seeking direction to shape their career in technical or management roles.
- Students and professionals willing to go extra mile to learn what the technical lanscape looks like from 30,000 feet
- Professionals eager to understand software as a business.
- Engineers trying to move from IT services companies to product companies.
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