Learning is part of your job description
Everyone makes mistakes, but the real question is how we come out of them — how we take the constructive criticism given to us, and how we solve them for ourselves and the team.More
OOAD: The most important *underdog*
My recent encounter with Objects and its principles. During my time at an engineering college, I had a lot of subjects to read and study. Not being a fan of my college’s syllabus structure, I can safely say, I survived… well pretty gracefully the 3 years of intense Computer science; considering the very first year as an attempt by the existing education system to help the student ease into the college level from a school level studies! Required!.More
OpenCalc Project: Idea and Motivation
September 15th, 2016. Packed IISc’s J.N Tata Auditorium. MODS’s keynote speaker for the day, Scott Davis gave a motivational speech on how to learn different languages. He has been writing computer software for more than two decades now. From C to Java, Android to Swift, Scott has seen it all. One of the key things,…More
Which Programming language should I choose?
When you’re first getting started learning to code, one of the hardest choices can be picking which programming language to start with. This graphic can help you choose by comparing options based on application, potential salary, geography, and more. (Click on the image to enlarge) Credits – UdacityMore