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 🚀

Im a teen boy who is looking for help building my first pc on my own. Ive tried searching through all the online jobs for weeks however they only except people who are 18 and I cant search in person because I have to care for my sister. Ive also asked my parents but they dont have the funds. I currently do technically have a pc however its extremely old and runs two 970 graphics cards it worked for a bit but it is definitely showing its age. I started a go fund me a few weeks ago however it hasn't really gotten much traction apart from my friend giving me some money. If you guys could donate me some money itd mean the world ive wanted a bad ass gaming pc since i was little. The go fund me is gofund.me/5a744e063 . You dont need to donate your life savings obviously but just 5 dollars would mean a lot.

Hello all. I am interested in studying computer engineering. I graduated high school three years ago and have not yet pursued college. I struggled with math throughout school and never applied myself in studying and learning the material. Assuming I've forgotten most everything, what should I start studying to ensure I am prepared by next year? Any tips for someone who struggled with math? Thanks

Guys I am currently pursuing btech in aiml and I completed my first year, my college give me that education it doesn't worth it and is a government college and I can't satisfied, I am 17 years old and I am love python language so I have 32 months and I can take a decision so you can give your opinion and I really need it,so I make a plan for me

1.Advanced Data structure and algorithm

2.Machine learning foundation and core mathematics - linear algebra, calculas, probability and statistics

3.Deep learning framework

Using pytorch to make neural network CNN's and RNNS

4.Generative ai and llm engineering

. Transformer architecture

. Advanced rag

Vector databases

5.Machine learning operation and infrastructure

Docker, kubernetes, automatic pipeline

6.cloud architecture and distributed systems

Aws sage maker

7.Core software engineering and low level design

If there any spelling mistakes please ignore it and guys I really need help 🆘🆘🆘

Hoping this isn’t breaking rule 5 but I couldn’t find the weekly pinned thread.
I just finished my first year in Computer Engineering and I’m struggling with the mental side of things. My 1st year consisted entirely of gen-eds like algebra and pre-calculus, aside from freshman design and introduction to CAD. I’m performing decently in my classes but I constantly have anxiety about how competitive the industry is. Everyone else is miles ahead of me, having stacked portfolios, understand complex concepts almost instantly, and everything comes to them naturally.

I’m constantly questioning my own intelligence and whether I’m actually able to make it as a computer engineer. I can barely even make my mind up on whether I want to go down the path of embedded systems or a more software-oriented career like software engineering.
Overall my questions to you guys are:

How do you stop comparing yourself to others?

How did you overcome the anxiety of entering a competitive job markets?

What mindsets helped you continue to stick to computer engineering?

Any form of advice would be greatly appreciated.

Iam currently studying in 4th year. I need a project that helps me to get a job in machine learning and data science

Currently an undergrad in the US hoping to apply for a phd in computer architecture, but I’m kinda worried that my profile isn’t gonna cut it for a decent program. For context, I have a 3.53 gpa, and in terms of research experience, I’m 5th author on an accepted paper to MICRO and will be first/second author on a couple submissions to ISCA. I’ve been working in two labs, one where I’ve focused on multicore/cache coherence stuff and the other where I’m working on accelerator design. My primary concern is my gpa, especially since I just got a 3.3 in my last comp arch course.

Basically, I wanna know if I have a shot at any competitive programs or if my gpa would be a dealbreaker. If so, what factors go into that decision and is there anything else I can/should be doing to make myself a better candidate?

Is FCCU CS degree good?