From a college student's perspective, to be able to do well in a Computer Science related field, that student has to go above and beyond just getting a degree.
In terms of IoT, what should be my main areas of focus to develop my skills that might not be taught in college, in order to help me be...
I've been looking at it. I closed it since we don't really want questions of that low a quality in the HNQ, but I think it could be salvaged with some careful pruning.
It's not an awful question, it's just too broad and rather opinion based.
Really, that's the meaning of "On Hold," I guess.
Kind of a "Hang on, we've got something we have to correct before this question can go any further." At least, that's how I tend to see it. :)
In order to do well in a Computer Science related field, a college student has to do much more than just getting a degreeβthey must go above and beyond to be competitive with others in the field.
As a CS student, I'm relatively comfortable with the software aspect of IoT, but less happy with the...
In order to do well in a Computer Science related field, a college student has to do much more than just getting a degreeβthey must go above and beyond to be competitive with others in the field.
As a CS student, I'm relatively comfortable with the software aspect of IoT, but less happy with the...
I've been a long-time proponent of removing the "beta" label when it no longer makes sense. I agree that labeling a site as "beta" creates a lot of confusion… and a certain stigma when it looks like a site is never going to <quote> "get out of beta."
But let's be careful not to replace this sys...
I want to build a connected car application for monitoring the telemetry data from OBD2 device. Which are best available combinations of platforms and devices for building application?
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I want to build a connected car application for monitoring the telemetry data from OBD2 device. Which are best available combinations of platforms and devices for building application?
