Flatiron School Blog
Artificial Intelligence
The 8 Things People Want Most from an AI Personal Finance Platform
Smooth bank integrations and rock-solid security are just two things people want most from an AI personal finance platform. Read on to learn the other six, and find out how Flatiron’s Hackonomics hackathon teams will incorporate all eight into their Money Magnet final projects.
Career Advice
A Career Coach in Your Corner
Flatiron graduates have a Career Services career coach in their corner for a full six months after graduation. Read on to learn about the many other benefits that Flatiron offers its students once they graduate.
Career Advice
Wireframing and Prototyping: Bringing Your Ideas to Life
Most great products start as simple ideas. But how those simple ideas become great products is a not so straightforward journey. It is a process highlighted by generating and refining many ideas and putting them to the test over and over again. Here are some tips on the process of turning your ideas into a usable product that people love.
Artificial Intelligence
Software Engineering in the Age of AI
Software Engineering isn’t going anywhere soon, but proficiency in AI will quickly become essential for every Software Engineer.
Tech Trends
The Building Blocks of Code: Understanding Programming Variables, Data Types, and Operators
Learn some of the foundational building blocks of programming languages so you can start learning to code in any language.
Tech Trends
Decoding Data Jargon: Your Key to Understanding Data Science Terms
You should only use data science terms such as mean, median, standard deviation, correlation, and hypothesis testing if you are confident in being able to explain them. This post walks readers through explanations of some of the most common data science terms.
Career Advice
Age Diversity Potential for Careers in Cybersecurity
Older adults bring a wealth of experience and a strong work ethic that are invaluable for cybersecurity careers. This post explores additional (and highly valuable traits) that older workers possess that make them solid candidates for careers in the field.