Still something TODO
Posted on:October 09 2005
Maybe you know already, from time to time I've not that much free time, because I've got a job and am studying informatics as hobby. And projects such as Irrlicht then suffer a bit from this. This is a list of the percentage of exams I've finished of the semesters:
Yay, I can already see an end. When every semester has a '100' behind it, I'll finally have some official paper in my hands which tells that I can write software and stuff. :)
| semester | percentage done |
| 1 | 100% |
| 2 | 90.9% |
| 3 | 89.4% |
| 4 | 78.9% |
| 5 | 100% |
| 6 | 100% |
Yay, I can already see an end. When every semester has a '100' behind it, I'll finally have some official paper in my hands which tells that I can write software and stuff. :)
Comments:
I dont need to see a paper to confirm that you can write software and stuff!
Armen138
Quote2005-10-09 21:15:00
No but he does need a paper to know that something has been done correctly and thus he can move forward and do other stuff that people like Armen138 would like him to do :) ie: write softwares based on what he has previously learned...
nej
Quote2005-10-10 12:59:00
University is not about writing software.
mp
Quote2005-10-10 13:07:00
@mp: I agree. University is about jerking off to.. well, academical stuff.
ak
Quote2005-10-10 14:02:00
My degree and Masters degree I thought were very helpful. Do I think they were worth the $100,000 I spent to get them? I am not so sure but then again I do make $85,000 a year as a Software Engineer Level 4
TSM
Quote2005-10-10 16:00:00
what means level 4? how many levels are there? what level am I? :)
niko
Quote2005-10-10 17:01:00
Level 4 at my company, and I think it is at most companies, is 6-9 years programming professionally and being somewhat of an advisor to lower level programmers. I just got promoted to level 4 and I do more managing of projects and less coding than I used to.
There are usually 5 levels but I think at some companies you can go into Senior Software Enginneer and go through 5 more level. But who the hell knows what that means.
There are usually 5 levels but I think at some companies you can go into Senior Software Enginneer and go through 5 more level. But who the hell knows what that means.
TSM
Quote2005-10-11 03:16:00
I must say I have never heard of these levels? Might it be something your company deploys? Or do you mean it is business standard?
Mikael
Quote2005-10-11 23:34:00
I am pretty sure is is a business standard it has been at all of my jobs. Most job sites use it as well. For example I know monster.com does. Maybe just an American thing? I know Boeing uses it for software engineers.
TSM
Quote2005-10-11 23:54:00
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