Paws & Pivot: Software Fundamentals – Why is Software Still Eating the World?
Wednesday, May 7 @ 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
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Join Dr. Mohammad Samarah from UMBC’s Software Engineering Graduate Program for Software Fundamentals: Why is Software Still Eating the World?, a webinar that explores the foundational role software plays across industries and why understanding its basics is essential in today’s tech-driven economy.
About Paws & Pivot:
UMBC is committed to empowering individuals in the Baltimore and Washington metro areas impacted by recent workforce changes through our webinar series, Paws & Pivot. This series provides a crucial platform for recently laid-off federal workers and other affected professionals to connect, learn, and thrive. Our expert-led sessions will focus on providing practical resources and fostering a community of practice centered on successful career transitions, essential upskilling opportunities, and leveraging available community support.
Visit the Paws & Pivot webpage to sign up for reminders about upcoming webinars and to view recordings of previous events.
Learn more about additional areas of support by visiting UMBC’s Resources for Displaced Federal Workers and Beyond.
