Is Computer Science Worth Studying in 2024?

[@AmanManazir]

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[@Bilal-ys6df]

Sorry man. But you saying that AI is going to take Computer Science jobs point blank was a nail in the coffin for your rapport. You don't have to go far, to see that AI is extremely limited at real world projects. I would even say it is complete trash. Don't be a hype rider, be a real one.

[@egbuzobimichael5643]

AI is so overrated. it ain't replacing anything. It lacks creativity.

[@saravanabalajik]

@@egbuzobimichael5643 I feel this guy is marketing for his own good. He is very nicely manipulating the facts, makes it look terrifying.

[@magiic3871]

I don’t think you’ve used anything other than OpenAI’s gpt. Claude 3.5 is fucking amazing and there’s a new llm coming out almost every month now recently it’s synthesia 2.0. Im not saying we’re losing our jobs soon but I 100% can see myself having a son and him asking me “why do I need to know x when u can just use (insert LLM)”. Similar to my generation 2000’s where we’ve has Google our entire life meanwhile people in their 30’s use to go to libraries to get a fraction of our access to information. Schools forced you to memorize formulas thinking you will need that and now I can just be familiar with the concept and lookup the formula as needed. I think as a cs student like I am now you are hurting yourself if you don’t start getting use to using these llm and understand them well similar to early internet.

[@Jurmyhyle12]

Not to mention most software engineers at our company are self taught

[@jeromeking3872]

AI is transforming jobs because of how fast it is to generate snippets of code and the engineer using it making changes where they need to. Point blank companies can do more with less and no matter what you say, your not as fast and can’t compute as fast as the AI. That’s why a lot of companies are asking you to use CoPilot while you work. It’s only going to get worse. What makes you or any other engineer so special when the AI can do majority of what you do.

[@saifmarza728]

Is computer science 2 years degree or 4 years degree

[@Aarnarajput_NITP]

4

[@pocketpixie6525]

I don't have a choice, I already have my degree in Computer Science and I won't be changing my field for anything. Too much work put into it along with wanting to become a very good Software Developer/Engineer.

[@tirthvaghasiya]

To be honest i just love the process of learning about computers and programming and thats why im doing computer science i can live with a average paying job doing what i love Also i study for free so that's not really a con for me

[@sweaaron]

i applied to 10 internships, did one, and landed a 6 figure job right out of college. 😆

[@secretstar8830]

which country u live😀

[@saqlain3470]

US i guess​@@secretstar8830

[@bigbao9843]

I mean most students going to CS are influnced by several reasons: family, Internet, salary, perfect work life balance? etc. Ask youself do you really like the theory of computation? Are you good with applied math? CS is not just programming. Not saying you need to like it, but to become a very good computer scientist you really need passion.

[@kidinfinity50]

Computer science can also be applied to things like cybersecurity,It,ethical hacking

[@Fortnitecrab.]

Hi everyone, I’m a 21-year-old who dropped out of high school but am now determined to start a university degree in Computer Science. I’m aware that I need to meet certain prerequisites, especially in precalculus, and I’m looking for advice on how to achieve this and navigate the process as a mature student. Here’s where I’m at: Current Situation: I’ve been self-studying precalculus using resources like Khan Academy, but I’m unsure if this will meet the requirements needed to enter a CS program. Next Steps: I need to know the best approach to demonstrate my precalculus skills and apply to a CS program. I would greatly appreciate any advice on: Proving My Proficiency: Will self-studying and passing tests be enough, or do I need formal qualifications? Application Process: What steps should I take as a mature student to apply to a CS program? Resources and Support: Are there specific resources or support systems for mature students that could help me? Thank you for any insights or tips you can provide!

[@christianmorera4127]

Wow ive never been to your videos this early, bro, i love the interview you did with your brother. That motivated me to study and pass one of my summer classes. Will you ever make a video about getting a CS masters and whether or not name or ranking is as useful as their undergrad program.

[@AlexRodriguez-do9jx]

I recently went to a career fair and almost half of them said to apply online 💀 like wtf

[@egbuzobimichael5643]

😂 that is what they do.

[@dabocousin]

Yeah, but you got to network with them and hopefully made a bunch of linkedin connections lol

[@ziyadhasen]

bro since you are growing its better that you know most of your audiences are starters and this is the most discoureging video ... and i personally dont like some one that talk doubts

[@numanunal6699]

Well he is being transparent of current situation

[@saravanabalajik]

@@numanunal6699 Nope.

[@0.o368]

he is not​@@numanunal6699

[@saravanabalajik]

KIds, unsubcribe from this channel, he is just trying to discourage you, just keep grinding.

[@GeorgiaMade404]

I doubt it. They need to unsubscribe from channels that keep pushing people to CS. That’s the reason the field has become EXTREMELY saturated which is driving down salaries because the sheer number of CS people that’s unemployed

[@saravanabalajik]

@@GeorgiaMade404 Doesn't help. But I am genuinely interested in computer science, especially graph and theory part.

[@philamavikane9423]

Woah woah woah!! hang on a sec, your brother did what?? Do you have the interview video on this channel?

[@Sragas]

Only major in CS if you really love to code.

[@dabocousin]

Nah. I liked coding in highschool, but i wouldn't say I loved it. I'm in the second year of university and i don't think i really love it, but I enjoy it and I will probably make more money than if I took another route.

[@positivefraud3012]

Some people don’t like nor love it but manage to discipline themselves to learn it and make a living out of it. They may be outliers though

[@rik9833]

I graduated with a infomration science and i cant land anything right now, I graduated in May summer 2024.

[@tilakthegoat3601]

Same. I feel u, I graduated in comp sci.

[@AlexRodriguez-do9jx]

Lol same. Even with a b.s in cs and numerous certificates and startup experience I still feel like I have no leverage in interviews. Recruiters are like ha take a number. I had another be like that's it? Like bro. 💀 Genuinely been eyeballing trades ngl.

[@rik9833]

@@AlexRodriguez-do9jx bro im eyeballing the trades too, I envy them because they get a job immediately or during the training it's insane. I'm contemplating for masters, my fear is that even with a master's I won't get a job . My current goal is to figure out exactly what I need to stand out from the rest of the competition and dial in, I want this job badly.

[@egbuzobimichael5643]

@@rik9833 bro, look for virtual internships. Amass experience, work on projects, there is your edge.

[@Jon-tp6gr]

What are some good podcast to listen to about the tech field and software engineering

[@secretstar8830]

did you get it😇

[@Jon-tp6gr]

@@secretstar8830 no

[@numanunal6699]

I don't understand Why A.I progress is oriented towards replacing hard-working employees. Competent and skilled employees who are going to be laid off due to A.I is going to create a significant increase amount of unemployment which is gonna have negative effect on the economy, perhaps the rise of A.I is going to create more damage to overall economy than any good. If millions of people are laid off, cooperation's will loose customers. Perhaps we're entering an unpredictable and chaotic times.

[@saravanabalajik]

Only programmers are affected, a very small percentage of people are programmers. It is a fraction of tertiary sector, there is primary and secondary sector has to collapse to see the so called chaotic times.

[@0.o368]

​​@@saravanabalajikProgrammers have one of the most difficult specialties and jobs in the world. Do you think they will be replaced and that they will remain (the people who answer questions in hospitals, police stations and giant companies and so on)All these jobs can be replaced by artificial intelligence in 2024. You do not understand what is happening. It is just a big change in the market. Companies want professional programmers, not programmers who have just graduated.

[@lucrix1]

dont take cs buy my courses instead yeah buddy