Practical Guidance for computer Engineering student

[u/Arthur_morgan2808]

Hey! Everybody currently in my 2nd year of computer Engineering tier 3 college who wants 75 percent but don't know how to teach. So I am on my own I have learned c language on my own I am pretty good at it I am thinking about dsa in cpp but before cpp I am doing oop in cpp but I am also interested in app development to earn money also wanted to crack gsoc in 2027 also interested in cybersecurity I am also interested in core computer Engineering don't know how to proceed for all of this things but one thing is for sure wanted to create something before 2027 starts and earn money or atleast create something outstanding and also definitely want to crack gsoc. Please guide me how to move further.

[u/Canis9z]

Pick a chip and learn from the vendor courses. Your not going to be able to learn everything at once..

ie Microchip, STM, TI, ....

https://techtrain.microchip.com/mu

Always available The courses are available whenever you are

Taught by engineers

The same application and design engineers who create the products will be your instructors

[u/Arthur_morgan2808 → u/Canis9z]

Thank you for your help 🙏.do they teach from basic

[u/Canis9z → u/Arthur_morgan2808]

Some courses will say for Beginners, intermediate, or Fundamentals, others will say advance.

You would need to know your basic basics already.

Basics of Developing Microcontroller Applications - Microchip Try

https://mu.microchip.com/microchip-try-basics-of-developing-microcontroller-applications

FreeRTOS Simplified: A Beginner's Guide to Develop and Debug FreeRTOS Applications

https://mu.microchip.com/freertos-simplified

If you need something easier you can try ESP32 modules

[u/Arthur_morgan2808]

Ok thanks