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hye...im new here...
now im taking diploma in programming...
after this i want continued my study in degree software engineering...
so...i wanna ask opinion to anyone that know about software engineering...

*i dont have any subject of science like biology,fizik etc

*sorry..my english still in low level...

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To — the diploma in programming is a useful practical base for a software engineering degree. Entry rules vary by school, so the most productive next step is to match your current coursework against target programs and fill the specific gaps they list.

Most programs expect math and formal reasoning more than physics or biology. Key topics to cover: discrete math (sets, logic, relations, graphs), basic algebra or calculus, and proof/logic skills. If a program asks for a missing subject, look for a short bridging/foundation course or ask about credit transfer from the diploma (bring detailed syllabi and transcripts).

Make a short, focused skills portfolio before applying. Recommended items:

  • Two small projects (for example a CRUD web app and a tool that solves or visualizes an algorithmic problem) with clear README, tests, and commit history.
  • A short document explaining design choices (requirements → design → testing).
  • A GitHub repo that shows use of version control and basic CI or unit testing.

Improve technical English in parallel. Daily habits that work: read documentation/tutorials and write 100–200 word summaries in English, write code comments and commit messages in English, and practice speaking with language-exchange partners or short presentation recordings. If applying abroad, check whether an IELTS/TOEFL score is required.

Practical checklist:

  • Compare entry requirements for each target program and ask admissions about articulation/credit transfer.
  • Study discrete math and basic algebra/calculus as needed.
  • Build 2–3 portfolio projects and publish them with README and tests.
  • Learn Git, basic databases, OOP, and common data structures/algorithms.
  • Work on technical English and plan any required tests.

This advice builds on points raised by , and and turns them into concrete, short-term actions that make progression to a degree realistic.

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Fix that English first, it's essential.

Member Avatar for JamesMonroe

Yes, You are right. This is the time of information technology. Every one going set their business online. Every one required software engineer. I think you are right.

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Dear First you Try to English level best then try to programming becasue programming total in English.

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irfan ali-13050

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