1. Things IT Undergrads Should Know (But Don't) Bryan Bibat pangkaraniwang developer

2. 1. Purpose

3. Why are you here?

4. Why are you here? What are you studying?

5. CS/IT/SE is not about computers, programming, theory, etc.

6. Is Piloting about airplanes?

7. Is Astronomy about telescopes?

8. Why are you here? What are you studying?

9. You are here to learn how to solve problems.

10. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

11. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

12. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

13. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

14. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

15. By the time you graduate, you should know how to solve human problems effectively and efficiently using computers.

16. If you graduate without knowing how to solve everyday problems with the help of a computer...

17. If you graduate without knowing how to solve everyday problems with the help of a computer, you probably just wasted a couple of years of your life.

18. 2. Languages

19. What is the most important language?

20. Hint: It is found everywhere, from your mobile phone to the largest banking and financial systems.

21. Structured Query Language

22. SQL

23. SQL

24. Trick question.

25. Trick question. Trick answer.

26. .NET programmer PHP programmer Java programmer

27. Here's a secret:

28. Nobody hires .NET programmers, PHP programmers, Java programmers, etc.

29. Nobody hires .NET programmers, PHP programmers, Java programmers, etc. Companies hire programmers.

30. = PHP programmer

31. System.out.println("Hello World!"); = Java programmer

32. You are here to learn how to solve problems.

33. Develop a web-based inventory and warehousing system for a small retail chain.

34. Develop a mobile app for surveying with geolocation support and automatic data upload.

35. Write a simple to-do list app.

36. And besides, a good programmer can learn a high-level language in less than a day.

37. 3. Credentials

38. Software development is a Meritocracy.

39. Software development is a Meritocracy. Grades, diplomas, certificates, etc. do not matter in the long run.

40. You are here in college to learn.

41. College teaches you fundamentals.

42. College teaches you fundamentals. Everything else you learn outside college.

43. Explore

44. Stay up-to-date

45. Collaborate

46. Participate

47. 4. Expectation

48. What awaits you after college?

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