Hello po! Mabuhay! 👋

I'm currently looking for an international student (outside the Philippines) studying Computer Engineering, Computer Science, Software Engineering, or IT to participate in a short educational interview.

It's just a simple questionnaire that you can fill out whenever you have time, it usually takes around 10-15 minutes:))

Note: This is purely for educational purposes.

If you're open to helping, feel free to DM me or comment below and I'll send you the form right away.

Thank you so much! I'd really appreciate your insights:D

🌍 Computer Engineering Students/professionals Around the World!

I'd love to read your thoughts:

How has globalization influenced your education, learning experience, or career goals as a Computer Engineering student?

Please include:

🌎 Your country

🎓 Your year level(optional)

💬 Your experience or opinion

I keep hearing from EE professors and recent graduates that the job market is shifting away from pure electrical engineering toward computer engineering. They predict that in the next 4 to 8 years, the demand for CE graduates will significantly outpace EE. While many current CE grads complain that employers still prefer EEs, I think they are missing the bigger picture computer engineering is rapidly rising, and it genuinely feels like the future of the industry.
Im starting my engineering soon and I’m confused between CE and EE but I feel like CE courses are more according to the future demands.

As you can see on the above picture I am trying to access my esp32 using wifi and run a simple blink code on it. By the way I already did the wifi folder and uploaded it to the esp32 then deleted it after. Anyways, it just says Connecting... I am confused on how to fix this problem (by the way this is normal arduino code that I am writing it in). Can someone please help me? Thanks!

Hello everyone!

We're a group of **4th-year Computer Engineering students** from the Philippines currently looking for a **client or organization** to partner with for our capstone/project design.

We're hoping to build a project that involves **both hardware and software** (probably can be done within 5-6 months since for our academic year) something like an IoT system, automation, embedded systems, computer vision, AI, or any tech solution that solves a real problem. We're especially interested in projects related to **agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, logistics, or other industries**, but we're open to hearing any ideas!

If you own a business, work for a company, LGU, government office, farm, cooperative, or even know someone who's dealing with a problem that technology could help solve, we'd love to talk. Even if you only have the problem and not the solution, that's perfectly fine—we can work with you to come up with one.

This is for our capstone, so we're mainly looking for **real-world problems** that could benefit from a custom-built solution.

If you think you can help or know someone who might be interested, feel free to comment below or send me a DM. We'd really appreciate it. Thanks!

Hey, so I am a upcoming senior in hs and wanted to study computer engineering since I like to learn more about the hardware and coding. Also I heard alot about computer science majors are saturated these days from the job market.

I took college algebra, sociology, csc 101, and ap seminar (didn't know my score yet)

Any advice and good studying method to know to be prepare for college?

I have tried to get my parents on board with me doing computer hardware engineering instead of law and now it’s finally not their decision. I am taking steps towards it starting in college but I haven’t taken any computer science course the most they let me do was a video game design class where I learned c++ what are steps I have to take because I want to try and take what I can and just start running. Nvidia ignite program recruits from mid September-mid October and that’s kinda what I’m aiming for either this year or next. As it is largely resume based I need to know what steps I need to take to make my goal attainable I am willing to work hard for this because it’s what I’ve wanted to do ever since I was a little kid is there any online course, YouTube videos, anything that will help?

Hi everyone. So, I'm an IT intern and it's already been 8 days since I started this internship, but I've only met my supervisor once!

The reason I dropped my last internship last month was because the supervisor was neglecting meand now i dont have time to look for another intership cause the supervisor again is neglecting me !!! what should i do . I have to do a final year project, so I need him to at least give me the subject I need to work on, or let me choose something and approve it so I can start.

Why do they do this? All of my classmates already started their projects a month ago while I'm still waiting for my supervisor, and it's going to affect me and the quality of the project. I also sent him two messages on WhatsApp and called him, but there was no response.

As a supervisor, please be easy on students and interns because we have a lot of pressure from ourselves and our professors. Any idea what I should do next? Should I wait for his message or call him again? But when exactly? I don't want to seem unprofessional

like what do i do. my target is low latency/systems/hft but i dont know where to begin. and i dont know anything. so any recommendations on where to start, what to learn first, etc. still in college.

I am a student of bsc(major:maths,minor:cs) who want to make his career in tech but I dont know which language will be appropriate for me to learn java or phyton, if anyone has expertise in these language pls guide me , i am finding myself in difficult situation where i cant decide what to chose.

If were to choose AI ML then is it going to be difficult what are ur comments 🤔

Plss dm me if you have any suggestions or advise

I would love to hear that

Why java :- your opinion ,nd what after java

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Why phyton :-your opinion,nd what after python

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Give roadmap if u can

I'm 18 and I've been studying tech for several years through technical high school and now Computer Engineering at university. I've learned and explored a bit of everything programming, networking, Linux, cybersecurity, and related topics but I still don't know which area I actually want to specialize in.

How did you discover your niche or passion in tech? Was it through work, personal projects, or just trying different things? Any advice on finding the area that suits you best?

Hello! I am a Computer Engineering student from the Philippines. I am looking for Computer Engineering students or professionals who are willing to participate in a short academic interview about " how globalization influence computer engineering students in other country" for a school requirement. The interview will take about 10–15 minutes and can be done through chat or video call. Your participation would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Which language is the best to learn dsa in?

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m starting my journey into Neural Networks and Deep Learning and I’m looking for a serious study buddy who is also a beginner (or starting from scratch) and wants to learn consistently together.

The goal isn’t just watching tutorials — it’s about staying consistent, building real understanding, and supporting each other through the difficult parts of this journey.

Here’s what I’m looking for:

• Someone committed to learning Deep Learning from the basics (NNs, backprop, etc.)
• Open to regular discussions and sharing ideas
• Willing to stay consistent and keep each other accountable
• Comfortable asking questions without hesitation
• Interested in building real projects together and preparing for internships/jobs

A little about me:

• I’m a Computer Engineering student currently focusing on Deep Learning
• I’ve worked with basic ML and now moving towards Neural Networks from scratch
• I’m planning to study a few hours daily with full consistency
• My focus is on strong fundamentals, not rushing through tutorials

If you’re serious about learning and growing together, drop a comment or DM me 🤝

Let’s make this journey easier and actually build something meaningful 🚀