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And a real engineer. Not just some basic things where you can just get a certification. Like I tell people, I don’t think you need 4 years to learn basic thing
by Aleksdev 2y ago
And a real engineer. Not just some basic things where you can just get a certification.
Like I tell people, I don’t think you need 4 years to learn basic things like html, css and some JavaScript.
- mikewarot 2y agoThe HN crowd seems to be quite willing to hand out the title "Engineer" to programmers, and quite touchy about it as well. I meant Professional STATE LICENSED Engineer. Anyone can be a programmer (aka "engineer"), and some are even good at it. ;-)
- amonith 2y agoFun fact from Poland: Here a real "Professional State Licensed Engineer" degree (anything outside IT) is absolutely NOT worth it because the market for most jobs is local. Only Software "Enginneering" (with or without degree, doesn't matter) is. I do have a masters degree in computer science (software engineering specialization) and since I'm working as a contractor from the start nobody ever saw it or wanted to see it.