As a computer science major it is important to strengthen your tech skills.  Just like musicians and athletes, it is important to practice so that you get better.  The Computer Science Department recommends that you do at least 1 hour of day of "tech" at least 6 days a week.  This includes during your semester breaks.  Build something for fun, learn something new and share it with others.

Here are some resources that can help get you started.  If you found a resource that you enjoyed, please send it to a CS faculty member so we can add it to this list.

Problem Solving

• Selected LeetCode Programming Exercises (SCSU's Computer Science Club)
  • The SCSU Computer Science Club selects weekly coding challenges from LeetCode for its club members.  Come to the Computer Science Student Lounge in Morrill Hall, Room 122 and work on problem solving with your peers.

Python Programming

• Python Exercises, Practice and Solutions (w3resource.com)
• CodingBat for Python

Industry Recognized Credentials (IRCs)

• Google Certifications
  • Coursera's Google Grow Certifications (Free to SCSU Students)
    • Offering 
• Amazon AWS Certifications
  • AWS Certification Paths
    • Find the certification path that meets your area of interest.
  • Amazon AWS Educate (Free)
    • AWS Educate is a self-paced, on-demand learning platform designed to assist individuals in developing their cloud skills at no cost. They offer a library of courses for cloud learning.  They also provide access to the AWS Educate Job Board that provides learners have the opportunity to explore and apply to in-demand jobs and internships with various organizations around the globe.