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I find it hilarious how these 12 week bootcamp grads claim to be "software engineers" lol. When in reality they know 0 about software engineering... I feel bad for the real engineers
Yea, I try not to let them get under my skin. I went to school for five years to be standing where I am today, and I don't even consider myself a software engineer (though I would consider some of what I do on the job to be engineering).
Hi Rachel, thanks for your blog, apart from data structures and algorithms, are there other things I can learn to help me develop an engineering approach to software?
Just curious, thanks.
Just wanted to point out that
Is not true. I know mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, and industrial engineers who do not have a PE or ever taken the FE exam.
The only engineering field that requires you to have taken your FE then eventually get a PE is civil because they tend to go into construction.
Oh, interesting! I'll admit, I am not entirely familiar with breaking into other fields, I was going off what I've heard in different discussion forums and whatnot on the topic. I'll modify my statement, thanks for the correction!
Yeah only reason why I know this is because of my formal engineering degree. Whenever I took multidisciplinary courses and they spoke about becoming an engineer (legally) you must take the FE then PE exam. Honestly, I don't think there is much information out there on who really needs a PE license besides those vaguely written articles.
Anyway, I'm glad I was able to help!
Yo what about DevOps :)
I actually am not familiar with that title! What's the typical day to day for devops?
You described it in Dev and Engineer section.
We (DevOps Engineers) do both. 😃 Bit of coding, bit of infrastructure, mostly all around automating everything to help Devs And Ops make life easier.
I see, that's pretty cool! I googled it and found some more information too - sounds like a really interesting engineering career path!
Interesting!