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COMPUTER SCIENCE - WEB DEVELOPMENT

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Fe26

I am doing a BSc in CS, finished year 1, i want to learn Web Development over the summer, anyone familiar with COURSERA should i use a course form their?

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Dolphin
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Yes
I mean no

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hurracan07
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You could try edX, you can actually get credits from universities but it's a bit pricy.

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Fe26
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are IBM courses considered reputable

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DELUSIONAL_SHAHZAM_FAN
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IS IBM A GOOD BRAND?

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brobeans
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they essentially invented computers

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hurracan07
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They are. But I have to agree with #8, just do one complete and good course. Then, start making projects and expand your GitHub and resume.

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brobeans
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linkedin or youtube

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alto
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Vouch, courseera is cool but there are so many good tutorials on YouTube for any CS project you could imagine

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brobeans
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follow a yt walkthru for a simple web app and once finished, customize it to your liking

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Certificates mean a lot less than projects in your resume/portfolio

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babysasuke
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List the "projects" you work on while completing the certifications on your Github

2 birds 1 stone

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alto
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Lowk genius

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NotMidUser
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who cares, start leetcoding rn

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Ailed
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Leetcoding more fundamental part of the daily routine of the avg cs major over showering and brushing teeth

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NotMidUser
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a leetcode a day, keeps unemployment away.

i still gotta prep my behaviourals more though, been rejected over so many of those

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Iper
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the odin project and fullstackopen to give you a web introduction and little bit of leetcode with a data structure book

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odin project goated. actual vouch

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