03451cam a22004337i 4500 TVCDKTCT100912 20200601153743.000 150520t20152015njua 001 0 eng d Thư viện Trường CĐ Kỹ Thuật Cao Thắng RG_1 #1 eb0 i1 2015941960 1119050944 (paperback) 9781119050940 (paperback) (OCoLC)ocn908375417 BTCTA eng BTCTA rda YDXCP SFR CCE BDX NYP IAD IJ5 BUR DLC lccopycat QA76.25 .A27 2015 658. 8 G207T Abraham, Nikhil, author. Getting a coding job for dummies / by Nikhil Abraham, with Kathleen Taylor and Bud E. Smith. Hoboken, NJ : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2015 ©201 viii, 278 pages : illustrations ; 24 c text txt rdaconten unmediated n rdamedi volume nc rdacarrie For dummie Includes index Part I: Getting a job in coding. Seeing the big picture ; Exploring coding career paths ; Working as a coder ; Understanding key coding concepts -- Part II: Technologies used when coding. Creating a website ; Programming with Ruby and Python ; Creating mobile apps ; Analyzing big data -- Part III: Getting your coding education. Coding on your own ; Going to boot camp ; Exploring undergraduate and graduate degrees ; Training on the job -- Part IV: Launching your career path. Building your portfolio site ; Networking for opportunities ; Interviewing and becoming a star -- Part V: The part of tens. Ten interview questions decoded ; Ten job search strategies ; Ten coding myths ; Ten coding job websites Coding may be the hottest job skill of the decade. Whether you're starting college, planning a career change, or exploring new possibilities, this book gives you a roadmap to a career that's in demand and likely to keep growing. Learn what a coder does, where to acquire the skills, how to build a portfolio site and assess potential employers, and much more. Where the jobs are--explore the types of companies that hire coding professionals and the kind of work they do. Your place or theirs--look at the pros and cons of joining a company, working from the office or remotely, or becoming a freelance coder. The techie stuff--understand the key concepts and vocabulary of coding and the programming languages you need to know to build websites, create apps, and analyze data. So many ways to learn--decide if you want to teach yourself, attend a coding boot camp, take college classes, or try for an internship. Get on a career path--investigate ways to build your portfolio and network in your current company or on your own. Put your best foot forward--take advantage of tips on creating a winning portfolio site and acing an interview. --P. [4] of cover Computer programming Vocational guidance Internet programming Vocational guidance Smith, Bud E., author Taylor, Kathleen, 1953- author --For dummies Kho Sách 100051063, 100051089, 100051094 7 cbc copycat 2 ncip 20 y-gencatlg acquire 1 shelf copy policy default rk06 2017-03-28 z-processor rk06 2017-03-30 to Dewey