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Technical Development Guide

This guide provides tips and resources to help you develop your technical skills (academically and non-academically) through self-paced, hands-on learning.

This guide is intended to target Computer Science students seeking an internship or university grad role at Google.

How to use this guide

  • You can use this guide to determine which courses to take, but be sure stay on track with your courses required for your major to graduate.
  • We encourage you to learn more outside of this guide. The more you know, the better!
  • The online resources we’ve cited aren’t meant to replace courses available at your university, but they may help supplement your education or provide an introduction to a topic.
  • The information and recommendations in this guide were gathered through our work with students and candidates in the field. It is a work-in-progress, living document, so be sure to periodically check back for updates.

Note: Following the recommendations in the guide does not guarantee a job at Google.

Tips and Resources

Follow our Google for Students +Page to get additional tips and resources, and connect with other students.

Recommendations and Resources

Take an “Introduction to CS” course Focus on basic coding instructions

Online resources:

Code in (at least) ONE object-oriented programming language (C++, Java®, Python®) Beginner online resources:

Intermediate online resources:

Learn other programming languages Add to your repertoire:
  • JavaScript®
  • CSS & HTML
  • Ruby®
  • PHP®
  • Perl®
  • Shell® script
  • Lisp®
  • Scheme®

Online resources:

Test your code Learn how to catch bugs, create tests, and break your software

Online resources:

Develop logical reasoning and knowledge of discrete math Online resources:
Develop a strong understanding of algorithms and data structures Learn about fundamental data types (stack, queues, and bags), sorting algorithms (quicksort, mergesort, heapsort), data structures (binary search trees, red-black trees, hash tables), and Big O.

Online resources:

Develop a strong knowledge of operating systems Online resources:

UC Berkeley Computer Science 162

Learn UX design Online resources:

Udacity - UX Design for Mobile Developers

Learn artificial intelligence Online resources:
Learn how to build compilers Online resources:

Coursera - Compilers

Learn cryptography Online resources:
Learn parallel programming Online Resources:

Coursera - Heterogeneous Parallel Programming

Work on projects outside of the classroom Create and maintain a website, build your own server, or build a robot

Online resources:

Work on a small piece of a large system (codebase), read and understand existing code, track down documentation, and debug GitHub is a great way to read other people’s code or contribute to a project

Online resources:

Work on projects with other programmers This will help you improve your ability to work well in a team and enable you to learn from others.
Practice your algorithmic knowledge and coding skills Practice your algorithmic knowledge through coding competitions like CodeJam or ACM’s International Collegiate Programming Contest.

Online resources:

Become a teaching assistant Helping to teach other students will help enhance your knowledge in the subject matter.
Gain internship experience in software engineering In the U.S., internships take place during summer (May–September). Applications are usually accepted several months in advance.

https://www.google.com/about/careers/students/guide-to-technical-development.html

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