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Can someone with a cs degree work in FPGA?

Sorry for bothering you but I was wondering if I can get a job in FPGA and also if the companies accept this degree. Im asking because im interested and im afraid that if I learned all the skills I will not be accepted because of my background.

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u/Appropriate-Baker755 — 2 months ago

can i work in the finance industry with a bc in cs?

hello everyone, i was wondering if i can get in this industry with my degree because im pretty interested in it. and also if i can what kind of jobs i can get?

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u/Appropriate-Baker755 — 2 months ago

Can someone with a cs degree work in the robotics industry?

Sorry this might annoy most of you here but im kinda curious about having a cs degree and wanting to work in robotics. i love robotics and im worried if I continue learning companies wont consider me because of my edu and i would be wasting time.

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u/Appropriate-Baker755 — 3 months ago

Can a cs graduate work in firmware?

Hello everyone.

I was just wondering if someone with a cs degree can work in firmware or embedded industry in general and if the companies do accept the degree.

Im afraid that if I learned all the stuff I still won't be accepted thats why im asking.

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u/Appropriate-Baker755 — 3 months ago