What computer skills do you have?

[Jivasu]

I can (sometimes, successfully) use Adobe Photoshop, PaintTool SAI and that weird DeviantArt dA muro drawing program. I'm currently learning how to use a software programming language called Python, butgodisuck.

 

seriously, any Python help would be gr88888888888. pls&thanks.

[Acidic]

^{Currently take Java and Android Studio and know fairly well HTML and Css}

[Vel'Roz]

LUA, GMod LUA, SDK Source Mapping

[EngineTrap]

Hammer SDK, Digital Arts and Image Editing, Making Electronic Music and Animation :3

[Watch]

CSS, HTML, Electronic-Music composition, GFX/Digital art

Edited December 8, 2016 by Watch

[Jc.]

3 years of CADing (Solidworks) hoping to get certified as well

[Kowaman]

Quite experienced in Java and systems administration.

[RaidenX]

A+. That's all.

 

Health problems prevented me from getting any other certifications, but that's all over.

[Ryze]

I have gone to school for mostly everything listed below except for Photoshop. I am quite comfortable with what I mentioned below and would put myself between intermediate to very familiar. There are other things I have touched upon but wouldn't say I'm an expert in.

• Java
  
• C#
  
• Web Development (HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, LESS, Javascript, JQuery, PHP, Laravel, etc.)
  
• Database (MySQL, Oracle)
  
• Photoshop
  
• Mobile App Dev (Native Android, Ionic)
  
• Learning LUA
  
• Git
  

Edited February 6, 2017 by Ryze

[The Cute Master :3]

I probably need to get some sort of certification or something. I've been in IT support for over 2 years, plus I have taken classes in C, Java, Assembly, SQL, HTML, and more. Trying to learn android programming currently. Also going for a programing internship this summer. :3

[Rude_Rc]

I have technical arts degree in computer programing and never have done that type of work 4 years of school but had fun and meet some good people

[shooterx]

Took some java classes in highschool but mostly self taught lol

[Knoxtane]

I can build a computer. Custom or proprietary. Some basic trouble shooting. Loading a different OS on them I.e. Linux. That's about it haha

[Techmo]

Currently working on my computer engineering degree. Kind of a hardware geek i suppose. In the style of Ryze's post, here we go:

• x86 Assembly (Just don't ask me to write linker scripts)
• C/C++ (my favorite)
• Java
• AI / Machine Learning (Most familiar with Torch, can use Tensorflow if needed)
• Lua (Although using it makes me die inside)
• Some Verilog
• OS Development (Still trying to get process scheduling to work)
• JavaScript (Mostly NodeJS)
• C# if its a rainy day
• Computer Hardware & Networking
• Proud member of the Linux master race
• Electrical engineering (made a 4 bit processor, although it only had like 4 instructions and could barely push 1MHz)

Currently planning to make a really terrible gpu with ttl logic. An adaptation of the one built by ben eater, but with actual sram (great channel if you want to learn about how computers work on the most basic level).

https://www.youtube.com/user/eaterbc

Edited August 1, 2019 by Techmo

[rebL]

I've learned this skills on my bachelors computer science degree:

-Web development with HTML/CSS/Boostrap/CodeIgniter.

-Object Oriented Programming with Java.

-A bit of C.

[Banana Phone]

I know keyboard hotkeys

[xl JAMKA lx]

oh boy, I dabbled in most of the coding languages (about 1 semester per language).  I would of loved to learn python, but they changed the curriculum 1 semester before i was graduating, did some SQL stuff, had big projects for school to setup, configure, and run networking stuff.  (switches, routers, modems, firewalls, and computers) I've had to do IDS stuff and admin stuff, worked a lot with Linux, Linux servers, and windows servers.