Prednáška s Accenture: Teória, prax a budúcnosť Java programátora

What does the job of an average Java programmer look like? We will talk to whom and whether it is still worth learning Java and whether the theory from the university is useful in practice. 💻


From a technical and career point of view, we will answer the question whether Java is still an attractive language in the future, who should be interested in it and who should, on the contrary, look after something else. We will look at what the average Java programmer's work looks like in practice, how much theory from the university figures in it, how much they ask about that theory in job interviews, and whether we will eventually be replaced by artificial intelligence. 🦾🧠


👨‍💻 Lecturer: Peter Rusyniak
Peter has been working at Accenture for 10 years as a Java developer and participates in the development of the backend system in the field of logistics. In addition to the programming itself, he is also involved in all other phases of the development process - from the collection of requirements, through testing, to the deployment of the final product.


❗ For each participation in one of the Accenture lectures in the winter and In the summer semester, we will enter you into a draw for an interesting tech prize. Therefore, do not forget to register with one of our colleagues upon arrival. The drawing will take place after the last Accenture lecture in the summer semester. We will send you information about the exact date of the draw by email.


📍 See you on November 27 at 12:00 at FEI STU BA. See less