"A developer is an individual that builds and create software and applications. He or she writes, debugs and executes the source code of a software application." (Techopedia)
The average salary for the median percentile of software developers is just above $95,000.
The required degrees to get a job in the software development field is at least a bachelor's degree in either software engineering or computer science.
Some colleges that give the minimum requirements for getting a job in this field include Western Kentucky University, Miame Dade College, and Davenport University Online
The top three jobs in software development (CollegeGrad) include working as a software developer in Lab126, Verizon, and Nutanix.
It is easier to finish work on a project easily and have possibly time leftover if there are no distractions and the work is done efficiently. Motivation is also key if projects are wanted to be finished earlier.
Getting a masters in either software engineering, computer science, information technology, and computer engineering can help you greatly to get an above average job in the field of software development or even similar jobs.
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