#Java Projects 2020

[mariacallous]

The so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is starting to put together a team to migrate the Social Security Administration’s (SSA) computer systems entirely off one of its oldest programming languages in a matter of months, potentially putting the integrity of the system—and the benefits on which tens of millions of Americans rely—at risk.

The project is being organized by Elon Musk lieutenant Steve Davis, multiple sources who were not given permission to talk to the media tell WIRED, and aims to migrate all SSA systems off COBOL, one of the first common business-oriented programming languages, and onto a more modern replacement like Java within a scheduled tight timeframe of a few months.

Under any circumstances, a migration of this size and scale would be a massive undertaking, experts tell WIRED, but the expedited deadline runs the risk of obstructing payments to the more than 65 million people in the US currently receiving Social Security benefits.

“Of course, one of the big risks is not underpayment or overpayment per se; [it’s also] not paying someone at all and not knowing about it. The invisible errors and omissions,” an SSA technologist tells WIRED.

The Social Security Administration did not immediately reply to WIRED’s request for comment.

SSA has been under increasing scrutiny from president Donald Trump’s administration. In February, Musk took aim at SSA, falsely claiming that the agency was rife with fraud. Specifically, Musk pointed to data he allegedly pulled from the system that showed 150-year-olds in the US were receiving benefits, something that isn’t actually happening. Over the last few weeks, following significant cuts to the agency by DOGE, SSA has suffered frequent website crashes and long wait times over the phone, The Washington Post reported this week.

This proposed migration isn’t the first time SSA has tried to move away from COBOL: In 2017, SSA announced a plan to receive hundreds of millions in funding to replace its core systems. The agency predicted that it would take around five years to modernize these systems. Because of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, the agency pivoted away from this work to focus on more public-facing projects.

Like many legacy government IT systems, SSA systems contain code written in COBOL, a programming language created in part in the 1950s by computing pioneer Grace Hopper. The Defense Department essentially pressured private industry to use COBOL soon after its creation, spurring widespread adoption and making it one of the most widely used languages for mainframes, or computer systems that process and store large amounts of data quickly, by the 1970s. (At least one DOD-related website praising Hopper's accomplishments is no longer active, likely following the Trump administration’s DEI purge of military acknowledgements.)

As recently as 2016, SSA’s infrastructure contained more than 60 million lines of code written in COBOL, with millions more written in other legacy coding languages, the agency’s Office of the Inspector General found. In fact, SSA’s core programmatic systems and architecture haven’t been “substantially” updated since the 1980s when the agency developed its own database system called MADAM, or the Master Data Access Method, which was written in COBOL and Assembler, according to SSA’s 2017 modernization plan.

SSA’s core “logic” is also written largely in COBOL. This is the code that issues social security numbers, manages payments, and even calculates the total amount beneficiaries should receive for different services, a former senior SSA technologist who worked in the office of the chief information officer says. Even minor changes could result in cascading failures across programs.

“If you weren't worried about a whole bunch of people not getting benefits or getting the wrong benefits, or getting the wrong entitlements, or having to wait ages, then sure go ahead,” says Dan Hon, principal of Very Little Gravitas, a technology strategy consultancy that helps government modernize services, about completing such a migration in a short timeframe.

It’s unclear when exactly the code migration would start. A recent document circulated amongst SSA staff laying out the agency’s priorities through May does not mention it, instead naming other priorities like terminating “non-essential contracts” and adopting artificial intelligence to “augment” administrative and technical writing.

Earlier this month, WIRED reported that at least 10 DOGE operatives were currently working within SSA, including a number of young and inexperienced engineers like Luke Farritor and Ethan Shaotran. At the time, sources told WIRED that the DOGE operatives would focus on how people identify themselves to access their benefits online.

Sources within SSA expect the project to begin in earnest once DOGE identifies and marks remaining beneficiaries as deceased and connecting disparate agency databases. In a Thursday morning court filing, an affidavit from SSA acting administrator Leland Dudek said that at least two DOGE operatives are currently working on a project formally called the “Are You Alive Project,” targeting what these operatives believe to be improper payments and fraud within the agency’s system by calling individual beneficiaries. The agency is currently battling for sweeping access to SSA’s systems in court to finish this work. (Again, 150-year-olds are not collecting social security benefits. That specific age was likely a quirk of COBOL. It doesn’t include a date type, so dates are often coded to a specific reference point—May 20, 1875, the date of an international standards-setting conference held in Paris, known as the Convention du Mètre.)

In order to migrate all COBOL code into a more modern language within a few months, DOGE would likely need to employ some form of generative artificial intelligence to help translate the millions of lines of code, sources tell WIRED. “DOGE thinks if they can say they got rid of all the COBOL in months, then their way is the right way, and we all just suck for not breaking shit,” says the SSA technologist.

DOGE would also need to develop tests to ensure the new system’s outputs match the previous one. It would be difficult to resolve all of the possible edge cases over the course of several years, let alone months, adds the SSA technologist.

“This is an environment that is held together with bail wire and duct tape,” the former senior SSA technologist working in the office of the chief information officer tells WIRED. “The leaders need to understand that they’re dealing with a house of cards or Jenga. If they start pulling pieces out, which they’ve already stated they’re doing, things can break.”

[deletedg1rl]

What is it like to learn java ?

Should I learn it ?

I learned it back in 2020, since then I haven't used it for anything. most of my projects are in python. If you know c++ it is very easy to learn.

Learning it - really depends on your use case. I found it very easy.

[izicodes]

3 Days 1 Project

Hiya! 💗Don't mind me as I will be taking part in the coding challenge called #3days1project! 🎉 For the next few weeks, I'll be diving headfirst into the world of coding and creating mini-projects within a tight three-day timeframe!

Why am I doing this?

Well, it all started because I'm bored 😅 Last couple of days, I found myself wanting to do something even more creative in a challenge form and a chance to push my problem-solving skills to the limit. Something that wasn't work-related and the projects I've been working on have been giving me a 'meh' feeling and I start to get bored!

The Challenge

The concept of the challenge is simple yet: I'll be crafting mini-projects using JavaScript initially, and then I'll later transition to Python (maybe even Django) and Java as I progress through my university studies. Each project will be completed within just three days!⏳

Using NeoCites

To keep everything organized and showcase my growing collection of creations, I'll be setting up a website on NeoCities. This site will act as a hub for all my projects, allowing you to explore, learn, and hopefully get inspired. 🌐

Posting Here

I'll also be sharing my journey and project updates on my blog. You can watch me fail and succeed - how fun~! If you have any project ideas you'd like me to try, that are achievable in 3 days, then do let me know! When it comes to sharing the projects themselves, I've got two platforms in mind: GitHub and Replit. Depending on the nature of each project, I'll decide which platform is the best fit. Rest assured, though, you'll have easy access to the source code and can even tinker with it yourself 😌👍🏾

Inspiration and Credits

I owe the inspiration for this challenge to an incredible blog I stumbled upon called @3days1project. Back in 2020, the creator did the same challenge, sharing their awe-inspiring end results every three days - you should definitely check the projects out! They've stopped now but the projects are still there for you to see! I found the blog probably a year ago and promised myself I will tackle the same challenge one day.

[marismoments39]

:-0 no problem if you're not an avid yuri gal! I'd say not a lot has been animated anyway lol. Dragon maid is. Uh. -_-. And I would say adachi n shimamura suffers from "adapted from a light novel so its kinda weird" so I'm not surprised you didnt hook onto those.

If you ever want suggestions you might like slow start or demon girl next door, both pretty fun slice of life comedy affairs. For more action akuma no riddle is still solid.

Enough about that though, we can see you like genshin, but do you play a lot of other games?

Ah, I see! Thanks for the recommendations! It'll probably take me a long while to get around to them (as you can see with my.. very slow ask-answering....) but I'll bear them in mind for whenever I wanna start something new!

anyways, as for games? I'm in a bit of a situation here!! my computer.. SUCKS. it has like NO SPACE!! I only have FOUR GAMES on it!!!!

those being (in order of when I first played them:)

-Minecraft (bedrock) (this computer can't run java and honestly I blame minecraft itself) -Terraria -Genshin Impact -Honkai: Star Rail

I LOVE all of these games SO VERY MUCH!! well, maybe star rail still needs to grow on me, but ALL THE OTHERS I LOVE THEM! this list probably doesn't give you a good idea of what I am as a gamer lol, these are all extremely popular games, I do have a NINTENDO SWITCH!! THOUGH!!! ISN'T THAT COOL??? I still don't believe I have it

here are the games I have on there (in order of hours played)

-Hollow Knight -Hatsune Miku: Project Diva: Mega Mix -Sonic Frontiers -Sonic Mania (plus) -Pokemon Scarlet -Deltarune -Hatsune Miku Logic Paint S -Hatsune Miku Jigsaw Puzzle -PuyoPuyo Tetris 2 -Rain world (mainly got it cuz of pow but GOD is it hard) -Everhood -Ace Attourney

-I also tried out games like A Hat in Time and Stardew Valley, though they were fun to watch, I didn't have much fun playing them. which is sad. I don't know how to refund on switch lol

some of these games only have low hours because I just got them. like ace attourney? under an hour of gametime lol

I'll tell you a little anecdote about each game!!

Hollow Knight: I first played hollow knight at my cousin's house in 2018(or 2019?) I sorta sucked at it. I remember saying "this is just swordigo but, like, better" and I guess I was right? swordigo's a mobile metroidvania I used to play btw lol~ anyways in 2020(??? or 2021?????) one of my favourite youtubers (merg) started playing hollow knight and I was like huh..! this is actually sorta fun?? I didn't have an income nor allowance at the time so I couldn't BUY the game for myself.. so I watched his ENTIRE series before I bought the game for myself!! still, it was fun!

Hatsune Miku: Project Diva: You may not know this game, but there are two modes! arcade mode, and mix mode! arcade mode is like the mode where you hold the joy-cons vertically and use like motion controls and uh it's complicated but basically I LOVE THAT!! I LOVE THE MOTION CONTROLS SO MUCH!! LITERALLY THE ONLY GAME WHERE I LIKE THEM LOL!!! Also! Project Diva is what got me into vocaloid! not the other way round! isn't that cool!!!

Sonic fron... wait. I'm gonna. I'm gonna be typing this post forever

obviously this isn't every game I've played ever, I mean how can any list of moon's favourite games be complete without min hero?? uh, but, I don't wanna be typing this list forever! how about this, if any of those games sounded interesting, say so! I'll give you stories! I have a TON!!

Thanks for the ask!

[frog707]

Losing steam

On 4 September I launched a software project to create an asset loader for JMonkeyEngine based on the Open Asset Importer, aka Assimp.

I've now published 2 test versions of MonkeyWrench, my LWJGL-based library. Version 0.5.1 works okay, mostly, and in many cases it is clearly superior to the standard jme3-plugins loaders. However, I have doubts whether anyone will use MonkeyWrench, and my enthusiasm for the project is waning.

After 53 days of often-intense coding effort, I have a nice little open-source project: about 5300 lines of Java code at GitHub (not counting blanks and comments). I also learned a lot, of course. But I think my main accomplishment has been to document 17 issues in JMonkeyEngine, many of which have since been solved. (My project coincided with Hacktoberfest, which is perhaps why JME had more coding activity than usual.)

I also documented 5 issues in Assimp, though I'm not optimistic they'll ever be solved. That project has a huge backlog of open issues (currently 683) and doesn't seem very active.

My original plan called for investigating the Kotlin version of Assimp, but I see now that would be a separate project. Furthermore, the Kotlin project is even less active than Assimp itself: no commits since 2020. I'd probably wind up maintaining my own fork, which would defeat the purpose. Plus I've very little interest in learning Kotlin.

It's time to start winding down the project, making sure my code is clean and my documentation is adequate, and pursuing each residual issue to the best of my ability.

[module06travel-log]

Creative Project: Travel Log - Indonesia (2)

Krakatoa Eruption 1883:

In August 1883, in the Sunda Strait connecting the Java and Sumatran islands of Indonesia, the grand Krakatoa volcano of Rakata island erupted. The Krakatoa eruption of 1883 reached catastrophic scales, cementing itself as one of the most destructive volcano eruptions documented in history.

The deathly wail of the 6,000-foot-tall volcano did not come without warning. Western Javanese and Sumatran locals reported experiencing tremors dating back to May 1883, and explosions were made audible 100 miles away. I remained in a coastal village near the Krakatoa volcano when deafening explosions began booming sometime in the afternoon. The villagers were frightened, and black clouds emitted from the volcano’s peak shortly after. We decided to evacuate as the progression of explosions grew ever more potent. The people prayed for their safety. Even as night fell, distant booms could still be heard from afar. At 10 AM, the volcano reached its climax. A tremendous shock wave resounded throughout the nation, and I woke up to frantic reports of the tragedy happening live on television. Reporters on the local news station mournfully announce the deaths of over 36,000 individuals spread across 165 coastal villages. The majority were swallowed by the procession of tsunamis that followed, one of which reached a devastating 120 feet. International news outlets revealed that the explosions were heard over 2,2000 miles away. The sound waves created by the eruption traveled at breakneck speed, spanning the Philippines, South America, and Australia.

The skies shifted to a greenish hue. Other countries claim that sunsets of blue and green engulfed the sky.

I revisited the site after the calamity. The surrounding vegetation and life were left in ruin, covered in a blanket of ash. In just a single day, the force of nature that was the eruption of Krakatoa completely transformed the surrounding ecosystem of its island and the trajectory of the generations to come.

Komodo Island 1920 onward:

Located in the Lesser Sunda Islands archipelago, Komodo is a sizable island of around 200 square miles on the Sape Strait.

Its terrain encompasses rugged hills, dry savanna, grassy-green flora, and white beaches. This diverse landscape is home to the largest monitor lizard in the world, the Komodo dragon. Exclusively native to the region, the Komodo dragon is aptly named after the island. They can grow to lengths bigger than 9 feet and weigh around 200 pounds. These apex predators outnumber their human cohabitants, although populations have been decreasing.

The islanders coexist with the massive reptiles, living in relative peace in bamboo huts lining the island’s shorelines. I ask them what its like living among these impressive beasts every day.

They tell me they share strong bonds with the animal and uphold it as a descendant of their culture. Inhabitants are closely entwined spiritually and physically to the Komodo dragon. The Indonesian Ministry of Forestry declared 72,000 hectares of the island as national park grounds in 1980 and increased to 219,322 hectares in 1984. Unfortunately, relationships between the people and Komodo dragons don’t always end in mutual respect. Attacks and casualties have occurred multiple times across the course of the creature’s international scientific recognition in the 1920s.

A recent attack in 2009 took place outside a park ranger’s hut when he was tending to paperwork. The animal bit him in the ankle and he was left with 55 stitches across his ankle and arm.

Despite this, the people of Komodo Island still hold strong connections with the beast and understand the significance of its preservation. Conservation efforts are being made to ensure the well-being and future of these beautiful creatures. To conclude, the local governor seeks to close the island off from tourists for a year in 2020 to rehabilitate the Komodo dragon population.

[dlktech24]

final year java projects chennai

[atplblog]

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[bfitgroup]

How to Write a Resume That Gets You Hired: A College Student's Guide

As a college student preparing to enter the competitive job market, crafting a compelling resume is your ticket to landing interviews. Your resume serves as a snapshot of your skills, education, and achievements, making it crucial to present yourself professionally. This guide will walk you through the process of creating a resume that grabs the attention of employers and boosts your chances of getting hired.

1. Start with a Clear and Professional Format

A clean and well-organized resume format creates a great first impression. Follow these tips:

Use a simple, professional font like Arial or Times New Roman.

Keep the font size between 10–12 points.

Maintain clear headings such as Education, Skills, Experience, and Achievements.

Stick to a single-page resume, especially as a college student.

2. Write a Strong Objective or Summary

Start your resume with a concise objective or summary that highlights your career goals and strengths. For example: "Motivated college graduate with excellent teamwork and problem-solving skills, seeking an entry-level position to contribute to organizational success."

3. Highlight Your Education

As a college student, your educational background is your greatest strength. Include:

The name of your college/university.

Your degree, major, and expected graduation date.

Any relevant coursework, projects, or achievements.

Example: BFIT Group of Institution, Dehradun Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (2020–2024)

Relevant Coursework: Data Structures, Software Development, Artificial Intelligence

4. Showcase Your Skills

Include both hard skills (technical abilities) and soft skills (personal traits) to demonstrate your potential.

Hard Skills:

Microsoft Office Suite

Programming Languages (Python, Java, C++)

Data Analysis

Soft Skills:

Communication

Time Management

Leadership

Tip: Tailor your skills section to match the job description.

5. Include Internships and Work Experience

Employers look for hands-on experience, so highlight internships, part-time jobs, or volunteer work. Use action verbs to describe your responsibilities and achievements:

Example: Intern, XYZ Tech Solutions

Assisted in developing software applications to improve client systems.

Collaborated with a team to test and debug code, ensuring timely project completion.

6. Highlight Achievements and Extracurricular Activities

Employers value well-rounded candidates. Mention:

Awards, scholarships, or certifications.

Leadership roles in clubs, societies, or events.

Participation in sports, volunteer work, or cultural programs.

Example:

Awarded “Best Team Player” in a National Tech Fest competition.

President of the College Debate Club, leading the team to state-level competitions.

7. Tailor Your Resume for Every Application

One size does not fit all. Modify your resume for each job by analyzing the job description and incorporating relevant keywords. Use tools like job boards or LinkedIn to understand what employers are looking for.

8. Proofread and Edit

A resume with errors reflects poorly on your attention to detail.

Use tools like Grammarly to check for grammar and spelling mistakes.

Ask a mentor, professor, or friend to review your resume.

Conclusion

Writing a resume as a college student may seem challenging, but with the right format, strong content, and a focus on achievements, you can make a lasting impression on employers. Follow this guide, tailor your resume to each job, and showcase your skills and experiences confidently.

For students seeking top-quality education to prepare for successful careers, BFIT Group of Institution is the Best College in Dehradun, offering exceptional academic programs and opportunities to shape your future.

[mohamedsherifelsayed]

"كيف تكتب سيرة ذاتية تناسب الوظائف الإدارية والتقنية على حد سواء؟"

كتابة سيرة ذاتية تجمع بين الوظائف الإدارية والتقنية يمكن أن تكون تحديًا، حيث يتطلب الأمر إبراز المهارات والمعرفة في كلا المجالين بشكل متوازن. في هذا المقال، سوف نتناول كيفية كتابة سيرة ذاتية تبرز كفاءتك في الجوانب الإدارية والتقنية، مما يجعلك مرشحًا قويًا للوظائف التي تتطلب مزيجًا من المهارات التقنية والقدرات الإدارية.

تابعونا: سيرة ذاتية

1. ابدأ بملخص احترافي شامل

في البداية، قدم ملخصًا قصيرًا يعكس مهاراتك في كلا المجالين. هذا القسم يمنح صاحب العمل فكرة سريعة عن خبرتك وطبيعة قدراتك.

مثال:

"محترف إداري وتقني مع خبرة تتجاوز 5 سنوات في إدارة المشاريع التقنية وتحليل البيانات. متمرس في استخدام الأدوات الرقمية الحديثة لإدارة الفرق وتحقيق الكفاءة التشغيلية في بيئات العمل المعقدة."

2. ترتيب الخبرات العملية حسب الأهمية

ابدأ بسرد تجاربك العملية التي تجمع بين المهارات الإدارية والتقنية، مع التركيز على أدوارك التي تتطلب مهارات في كلا المجالين.

مثال:

مدير مشاريع تقنية – شركة X

من سبتمبر 2020 حتى الآن

قيادة فرق تطوير البرمجيات وتحقيق المشاريع التقنية وفقًا للميزانية والجدول الزمني المحدد.

استخدام أدوات إدارة المشاريع مثل Jira وTrello لتنظيم المهام وتحقيق الأهداف.

التنسيق بين الفرق الفنية والإدارية لضمان التنفيذ السلس للمشاريع.

3. إبراز المهارات التقنية والإدارية

يجب أن يحتوي قسم المهارات على مزيج من المهارات التقنية والإدارية التي تستخدمها في عملك.

المهارات التقنية:

إدارة قواعد البيانات.

تحليل البيانات باستخدام أدوات مثل Excel ��Power BI.

استخدام أنظمة إدارة المشاريع مثل MS Project وTrello.

البرمجة بلغة Python أو Java.

المهارات الإدارية:

قيادة الفريق وإدارة الأشخاص.

التخطيط الاستراتيجي وتنظيم العمل.

إدارة الوقت وتنفيذ الخطط.

تحسين العمليات وتحقيق الكفاءة التشغيلية.

4. تخصيص السيرة الذاتية حسب الوظيفة

لا ترسل نفس السيرة الذاتية لكل وظيفة. عند التقدم لوظيفة إدارية تقنيّة، ركز على إبراز المهارات الإدارية مع دمج بعض المهارات التقنية التي تخدم الوظيفة.

كيف تخصّص السيرة الذاتية؟

اقرأ وصف الوظيفة بعناية وابحث عن المهارات التي يركز عليها صاحب العمل.

إذا كانت الوظيفة تركز على الإدارة، ركز على مهارات القيادة والتخطيط.

إذا كانت الوظيفة تركز على التقنية، ركز على المهارات التقنية التي لديك.

قد يهمك ايضا: سيرة ذاتية مجانية

5. إضافة قسم "الدورات والشهادات" ذات الصلة

الشهادات والدورات التدريبية تعتبر من أهم العوامل التي تزيد من مصداقيتك في كلا المجالين.

نصائح:

اذكر الشهادات الإدارية مثل "إدارة المشاريع PMP" أو "القيادة المؤسسية".

أضف الدورات التقنية مثل "تحليل البيانات باستخدام Python" أو "إدارة قواعد البيانات".

يمكن أن تكون هذه الشهادات بمثابة دليل على قدرتك على العمل في بيئات متنوعة.

6. استخدام لغة مهنية ومتوازنة

عند كتابة السيرة الذاتية، استخدم لغة مهنية تتسم بالوضوح والدقة. اجعل كل جزء من السيرة الذاتية يبرز مهاراتك وقدراتك في السياق المناسب.

مثال:

بدلاً من القول "قمت بإدارة فريق"، استخدم "قي��دة فريق من 10 موظفين فنيين وإداريين لتحقيق أهداف المشروع بدقة وفي الوقت المحدد."

7. التأكيد على الإنجازات بدلاً من الواجبات

ركز على الإنجازات التي دمجت بين مهارات الإدارة والتقنية. هذا يظهر قدرتك على اتخاذ قرارات استراتيجية تعتمد على التحليل الفني وتحقيق النتائج الفعالة.

مثال:

"تحقيق تحسين بنسبة 30% في الإنتاجية من خلال استخدام أدوات إدارة المشاريع التقنية وتطبيق استراتيجيات إدارية فعّالة."

8. التركيز على الخبرات العملية الحديثة

في الوظائف التقنية والإدارية، يكون التركيز غالبًا على الخبرات الحديثة. لذلك، إذا كنت قد عملت في دور يجمع بين الإدارة والتقنية، ضع هذه التجارب في بداية السيرة الذاتية.

للمزيد: نماذج سيرة ذاتية

خلاصة

كتابة سيرة ذاتية تناسب الوظائف الإدارية والتقنية يتطلب التركيز على المهارات المتنوعة التي تتراوح بين القيادة والإدارة واستخدام الأدوات التقنية الحديثة. بتسليط الضوء على هذه المهارات بطريقة مهنية ومتماسكة، يمكنك التأكد من أنك مرشح قوي للوظائف التي تتطلب الجمع بين الخبرات الإدارية والتقنية.

[aryacollegeofengineering]

Computer Science and Computer Engineering - Right Choice for you

What Is Computer Science?

Computer science is the study of technology and how it can help solve problems As a computer science student, you’ll learn about hardware, software, and computer system performance.

Courses in computer science :-

Programming

Game design

Web design

Robotics

Data analysis

Algorithmics

What Is Computer Engineering?

They will design and build hardware for computer systems and often work with software. 

A computer engineer’s job duties include:

Designing computer hardware

Testing and analyzing computer systems

Ensuring hardware and software work together

Computer engineers integrate hardware and software and work with memory chips and output devices also as a computer engineer, you might work with artificial intelligence or speech processing. 

Skill Sets: Similarities And Differences

While the basic concept of working with computers and computing-based technology is standard across both computer science (CS) and computer engineering (CE) there are some critical differences in each field's academic and practical focus. 

Both CS and CE are tech-intensive fields that focus on the study of computers and computer information systems Also either a computer scientist or a computer engineer, you will need to understand both the inner workings of a computer's hardware system and the complexities of computer software and you will also need to build your skills in programming, including learning how to "speak" a variety of computing-based languages. 

When it comes to differences, the most apparent contrast between computer science and computer engineering is found in how you put your computing knowledge to work each day and CS is more concerned with theory. 

Many university computer science departments originated as sub disciplines within mathematics departments also computer scientists tend to focus more on analysis and theory surrounding computers and programming. 

Essential skills for computer scientists include: 

Software development

Information system design

Fluency or knowledge in languages such as Java, JavaScript, and SQL

Theoretical mathematical background in linear algebra and statistics

Technical writing skills for publishing findings

 Critical skills for computer engineers include: 

Software engineering (coding, testing, program design)

Knowledge & skill with computer hardware

Fluency or knowledge in languages such as Assembly, C++, and Perl

Strong general mathematical background

Problem-solving & communication skills for working in teams

Computer Science vs. Computer Engineering: The Main Differences

Computer science students learn how to build computer systems and how to solve problems on computers and other electronic technologies using data storage and processing also Computer science students learn a variety of computer languages and computer environments, which helps them master a range of skills from creating computer graphics, through developing and analyzing numerical & mathematical algorithms and complex networks, operating systems, and building.

Computer engineering students, on the other hand, are somewhere between computer science and electrical engineering you’ll probably find system operations and computer architecture courses in a computer engineering degree and computer engineering programs.

They put a big emphasis on the physics and manufacturing of physical devices and integrated circuits also Computer engineering students learn to master robotics, pattern recognition, speech processing, and so much more.

Job in Computer Science And Computer Engineering

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that information technology fields, including CS and CE, are projected to grow by 13 percent between 2020 and 2030 also This is faster than average In real terms also this means that the US alone expects to see job growth of more than 667,000 new jobs in computer science and computer engineering in the coming years.

 Examples of computer science jobs

 Database administrator

Data scientist

Systems analyst

Software developer

Software quality assurance manager

Web developer

Computer programmer

Computer support specialist

AI research scientist

Examples of computer engineering jobs

 Computer architect

Circuit designer

Communications engineer

Network systems engineer

Network architect

Systems programmer

Systems architect

Systems Engineer

Hardware engineer

Game developer

Forensic computer analyst

Computer research scientist

Salaries for computer science and computer engineering jobs

 Computer network architects: $120,520

Computer systems analysts: $99,270

Database administrators and architects: $98,860

Network and computer systems administrators: $80,600

Software developers, quality assurance analysts, and testers: $110,140

Web developers: $77,200

Career in Computer Science or Engineering

Whether you already work in computer science or computer engineering or want to enter these fields also there are things you can do to advance your career Since computer systems and programs are ever-changing, building new skills, completing regular training, and earning various certifications in computer-based fields can help you stand out as a job candidate also you can also use these new skills and knowledge to negotiate a higher salary.

Build new skills

While computer science and computer engineering professionals use their knowledge and skills differently and one critical similarity is the need to renew and refresh that knowledge constantly and building new skills as a computer scientist or computer engineer can mean anything from taking a course in a new programming language to updating your knowledge on specific fields as well as you can also build your skills in various settings by completing in-house training at work or taking an online course such as Python Data Structures.

Pursue certifications or degrees

If you are looking for a more comprehensive way to increase your opportunities as a computer scientist or computer engineer, consider pursuing certification or a degree in either field and Build some in-depth knowledge that can lead to a higher-paying job in the future with a computer-related certification, bachelor's, or master's degree.

Conclusion

The best engineering College in Jaipur Arya College of Engineering & I.T. has both courses Computer engineering and computer science with good faculty and infrastructure. But they are not the same, In the simplest terms: computer engineers work with firmware and hardware, while computer scientists innovate complex software systems, machine learning-based algorithms, and more Computer science is the study of all modern aspects of computers, mainly focused on software, also as a computer scientist you’ll design large-scale software systems, and machine-learning algorithms, and use advanced programming skills to problem-solve and innovate also some fields of computer science and computer engineering may differ, but they work together every day also Professionals with a master’s in computer science may be able to go on to work in computer engineering fields with the right training and experience and vice versa.

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Bridging the Generational Gap: A United Front for a Greener Future

In this blog, we delve into the generational divide in greentech adoption, the promising opportunities it offers for recruitment and jobs, and effective strategies to bridge the skills gap within the industry.

Greentech was developed to protect the environment, repair damage previously done and conserve what is left of Earth’s natural resources. While greentech is gaining broad acceptance, a clear generational divide exists in its adoption. The younger cohorts, Millennials and Gen Z, stand as the vanguard in the shift towards greentech, their choices fueled by deep-rooted concerns for environmental sustainability. As highlighted by a Deloitte survey, over 70% of these young respondents are willing to invest more in sustainable products.

On the other hand, Baby Boomers and Gen X show some hesitancy towards embracing greentech. This hesitation may stem from factors like resistance to change or a perceived lack of economic viability. However, growing awareness and understanding of environmental issues are promising. A study by the Pew Research Center found that 68% of Baby Boomers acknowledged the reality of human-induced climate change in 2020, up from 60% in 2018.

The economic barriers to greentech adoption are gradually being dismantled. The last decade saw the cost of solar panels drop by 89%, as reported by the International Renewable Energy Agency. This trend makes sustainable choices like solar power more financially accessible to all generations.

To bridge this generational divide, targeted efforts in education, outreach initiatives and the need for policy incentives, such as tax benefits for green investments are critical. These steps can encourage wider adoption of greentech across all ages, nurturing an intergenerational alliance for a greener future. As we work to narrow this divide, the reality of a sustainable future driven by greentech becomes increasingly within our grasp.

Unlocking New Opportunities in Recruitment and Jobs

As greentech continues to gain momentum and reshape industries, it also brings forth a wealth of new opportunities in the realm of recruitment and jobs. The transformation of industries towards sustainability or sustainable supply chains opens up diverse career paths for individuals passionate about making a positive impact on the environment. The renewable energy sector has witnessed remarkable growth, with the solar industry alone employing over 255,037 workers in the United States as of 2021 according to IREC’s National Solar Jobs Census. Similarly, the wind energy sector has seen substantial job creation, supporting over 120,000 jobs in 2021, as reported by the US Department of Energy. Moreover, greentech drives demand for professionals in fields such as energy-efficient building design, where the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a faster-than-average growth rate of 8% from 2020 to 2030. By embracing greentech, individuals not only contribute to the transition towards a sustainable future but also tap into a world of exciting career prospects. Greentech is making its mark as an attractive and rewarding field for job seekers looking to contribute to a greener and more prosperous society.

 Bridging the Skills Gap in Green Tech

Whilst the industry is in its relative infancy there is a real and perceived skills gap within GreenTech, so how can you combat this challenge? One area to look at is transferable skills from industries not related to GreenTech. For example, technical skill sets such as Java, Python or Ruby are easily transferable. Couple those with a passion or interest in the Green Sector and that is a powerful mix. When looking at existing teams, look to create diversity rather than hiring homogeneously. Hiring outside of Greentech but within the cohorts of interested generations (as mentioned earlier) means you can harness a core base set of skills layered with a passion to make a difference. People who make a career move are often motivated to stay to master the new required skills meaning retention rates improve.

Conclusion

As greentech continues to gain momentum and reshape industries, it simultaneously unlocks a plethora of opportunities in the realm of data recruitment and technology jobs. The transformation of industries towards sustainability creates a demand for skilled professionals dedicated to making a positive impact on the environment. From engineers specializing in renewable energy to architects designing energy-efficient buildings and from data analysts optimizing green technologies to farmers implementing sustainable agricultural practices, greentech paves the way for diverse and rewarding career paths. By embracing greentech, individuals not only contribute to the transition towards a sustainable future but also tap into a world of exciting prospects. With greentech as the driving force we can foster a workforce that is passionate about creating a greener and more prosperous society, ensuring a better future for both people and the planet.

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Bridging the Generational Gap: A United Front for a Greener Future

In this blog, we delve into the generational divide in greentech adoption, the promising opportunities it offers for recruitment and jobs, and effective strategies to bridge the skills gap within the industry.

Greentech was developed to protect the environment, repair damage previously done and conserve what is left of Earth’s natural resources. While greentech is gaining broad acceptance, a clear generational divide exists in its adoption. The younger cohorts, Millennials and Gen Z, stand as the vanguard in the shift towards greentech, their choices fueled by deep-rooted concerns for environmental sustainability. As highlighted by a Deloitte survey, over 70% of these young respondents are willing to invest more in sustainable products.

On the other hand, Baby Boomers and Gen X show some hesitancy towards embracing greentech. This hesitation may stem from factors like resistance to change or a perceived lack of economic viability. However, growing awareness and understanding of environmental issues are promising. A study by the Pew Research Center found that 68% of Baby Boomers acknowledged the reality of human-induced climate change in 2020, up from 60% in 2018.

The economic barriers to greentech adoption are gradually being dismantled. The last decade saw the cost of solar panels drop by 89%, as reported by the International Renewable Energy Agency. This trend makes sustainable choices like solar power more financially accessible to all generations.

To bridge this generational divide, targeted efforts in education, outreach initiatives and the need for policy incentives, such as tax benefits for green investments are critical. These steps can encourage wider adoption of greentech across all ages, nurturing an intergenerational alliance for a greener future. As we work to narrow this divide, the reality of a sustainable future driven by greentech becomes increasingly within our grasp.

Unlocking New Opportunities in Recruitment and Jobs

As greentech continues to gain momentum and reshape industries, it also brings forth a wealth of new opportunities in the realm of recruitment and jobs. The transformation of industries towards sustainability or sustainable supply chains opens up diverse career paths for individuals passionate about making a positive impact on the environment. The renewable energy sector has witnessed remarkable growth, with the solar industry alone employing over 255,037 workers in the United States as of 2021 according to IREC’s National Solar Jobs Census. Similarly, the wind energy sector has seen substantial job creation, supporting over 120,000 jobs in 2021, as reported by the US Department of Energy. Moreover, greentech drives demand for professionals in fields such as energy-efficient building design, where the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a faster-than-average growth rate of 8% from 2020 to 2030. By embracing greentech, individuals not only contribute to the transition towards a sustainable future but also tap into a world of exciting career prospects. Greentech is making its mark as an attractive and rewarding field for job seekers looking to contribute to a greener and more prosperous society.

 Bridging the Skills Gap in Green Tech

Whilst the industry is in its relative infancy there is a real and perceived skills gap within GreenTech, so how can you combat this challenge? One area to look at is transferable skills from industries not related to GreenTech. For example, technical skill sets such as Java, Python or Ruby are easily transferable. Couple those with a passion or interest in the Green Sector and that is a powerful mix. When looking at existing teams, look to create diversity rather than hiring homogeneously. Hiring outside of Greentech but within the cohorts of interested generations (as mentioned earlier) means you can harness a core base set of skills layered with a passion to make a difference. People who make a career move are often motivated to stay to master the new required skills meaning retention rates improve.

Conclusion

As greentech continues to gain momentum and reshape industries, it simultaneously unlocks a plethora of opportunities in the realm of data recruitment and technology jobs. The transformation of industries towards sustainability creates a demand for skilled professionals dedicated to making a positive impact on the environment. From engineers specializing in renewable energy to architects designing energy-efficient buildings and from data analysts optimizing green technologies to farmers implementing sustainable agricultural practices, greentech paves the way for diverse and rewarding career paths. By embracing greentech, individuals not only contribute to the transition towards a sustainable future but also tap into a world of exciting prospects. With greentech as the driving force we can foster a workforce that is passionate about creating a greener and more prosperous society, ensuring a better future for both people and the planet.

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Hello again everybody!

As of recent, another open-source project has been released: Mickey42302's Corrections! This is a resource pack that is designed to fix bugs in Minecraft: Java Edition that have still not been patched by Mojang, even though some of them were reported years ago. One example is MC-158539, which was reported by me on August 7th, 2019 (Link: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-158539). This bug causes Tipped Arrows of the "Awkward", "Thick", or "Mundane" type to use generic names (that being "Tipped Arrow"), even though they behave as separate items and are present in the Creative menu in the most recent version of Minecraft: Java Edition. It can confuse players who craft these items or retrieve them from the Creative menu, which is a problem.

Through the use of this resource pack, you can patch the bug on your installation of Minecraft: Java Edition, as it changes the translation strings for the items to more appropriate names. Additionally, the Mickey42302's Corrections resource pack patches the bugs that cause the translation strings for multiple death messages to be missing from the code, some of which have been missing for years and still are in the most recent version of Minecraft: Java Edition. One example is the "death.fell.accident.water" translation string, which was reported by another user on July 19th, 2020 (Link: https://bugs.mojang.com/browse/MC-195467). These bugs can confuse players if the death messages are triggered through the use of commands or another method, which is a problem as well.

This resource pack patches all of the bugs mentioned before, which helps improve the Minecraft: Java Edition game for players. If you would like to try it out, feel free to do so!

Note: This project has been released with fair use in mind. I am not affiliated with Mojang or Microsoft and do not own any of the games I have created content for.