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by sargstuff
865 days ago
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Look for chances to demo skills / show knowledge beyond book/classroom skills. What subject areas / classes outside of direct classes were 'interesting'? Figure out ways to apply what have learned to 'non-CS' areas. Perhaps start with finding related 'open source' software that might help with a given area & explore how to customize/change open source software to fit the situation. Talk to prof(s) (cs & non-cs) about topic(s) for independent study and/or something realated to what instructor/professor does. (may/may not be related to above). Look at internships / volunteer opportunities / hobbies to start applying/figuring/trying out how to use/apply/practice what know. Use above experiences to get/broaden connections/learn about opportunies & different releated interests. Document and present the above in some form (web, paper, conference, video, etc). Keep document/site statistics for future suggestions on 'what should I do now' |
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