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How To Get Your First Computer Science Internship at Georgia Tech
The following post goes over some tips that freshman studying Computer Science at Georgia Tech can apply to help them land their first internship. From networking to crafting a resume, this post is a comprehensive guide for students looking to get ahead in their professional development.
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How To Choose Your Degree Threads
A clear cut guide to help Computer Science underclassmen at Georgia Tech choose their degree threads.
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How to use GT’s free software
Created by: Ethan Loo & Jason Lin Introduction Georgia Tech’s commitment to equity by providing students with equal access to resources no matter their financial background or economic status is one of the many reasons that gives the school its prestige. Georgia Tech provides free licenses and tools like Microsoft 365, MATLAB, VPN, remote/VLAB options,…
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A Guide for Finding the Perfect Student Housing- GT
By: Brionna Condon and Barran Abassi Student housing is a major pain point every year due to the overwhelming number of housing options, both on and off campus. Each student has unique concerns (budget, location, safety, etc.) that make it difficult for them to find the housing option that fits best. Our guide makes this…
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LinkedIn 0 to 100
Turning Your Profile into a Professional Network Created by Aryan Patel and Inhyeong Park At Georgia Tech, having a high GPA is not the only key to landing a job. “LinkedIn: 0 to 100” is a guide to help students boost their profile and make meaningful connections online. Learn how to turn your LinkedIn profile…
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A Step-by-Step Guide to Using Georgia Tech’s Green Spaces to Reduce Stress and Improve Focus
Feeling overwhelmed at Georgia Tech? This step-by-step guide shows you how to use on-campus green spaces like Kendeda, the Biquad, and Clough rooftop to reduce stress, improve focus, and build healthier study habits, all without leaving campus.
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From DegreeWorks to Diploma – Here’s how to graduate from the Georgia Institute of technology on time ?
Your step-by-step guide to navigating Graduation as a new student. By Moses Adewolu & Sahil Patel Intro Registering for classes at Georgia Tech is hell. Many students often deal with issues registering for courses, it’s all too common seeing undergraduate students randomly pick courses from their degreeworks expecting the enroll process to be smooth, only to…
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Staying Active, Involved, and Healthy on Campus
Authors: Anias Pullen, Paul Evans Introduction For many first year students, adjusting to college life brings challenges that go beyond the increased academic rigor: balancing mental health, physical activity, and social engagement. A heavy workload and unfamiliar environment often lead students to de-prioritize wellness, negatively impacting their performance and overall well-being. Yet, Georgia Tech offers…
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How to navigate GT Campus Transportation
This step-by-step guide helps new Georgia Tech students master on-campus transportation through infographics, visuals, and safety tips. Learn how to use the Stinger routes, navigate the TransLoc app, and leverage options such as Stingerette to save time and travel safely.
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How to Push Your Project Onto GitHub
Introduction One of the most important fundamental skills Computer Science students need a firm grasp of is how to use Git and GitHub, especially for school work. Georgia Tech computer science students should have a good understanding of how to use GitHub since every student account comes with a built in school GitHub enterprise account.…
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