darkhunter139
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I have a few questions about what to include on my resume. I am a software engineering major that is going to be applying for a coop job next month. I am a little unsure what to put on my resume, I have only completed two years of school so far and I don't really know a lot of different languages.
Here is what a have for my computer skills section, it will probably be mostly programming jobs I will be applying to.
Computer Skills
• Programming languages - Java, JavaScript, C++
• Technologies - XML, HTML
• Software - Word, Excel, Visual Studio
I have worked a lot with HTML, C++ and javascript so far but not so much with XML, and Java. I took a java and XML class two years ago but I am pretty rusty with them by now. Would it be better to take these of my resume completely or should I add another section Called Limited experience or something along those lines?
I also took a few classes in visual basic and ASP.net but I don't feel comfortable including them either. I think it could help me if I added them without seeming like I am an expert, is this a good idea and what would be the best way to do that?
Thanks for any advice!
Here is what a have for my computer skills section, it will probably be mostly programming jobs I will be applying to.
Computer Skills
• Programming languages - Java, JavaScript, C++
• Technologies - XML, HTML
• Software - Word, Excel, Visual Studio
I have worked a lot with HTML, C++ and javascript so far but not so much with XML, and Java. I took a java and XML class two years ago but I am pretty rusty with them by now. Would it be better to take these of my resume completely or should I add another section Called Limited experience or something along those lines?
I also took a few classes in visual basic and ASP.net but I don't feel comfortable including them either. I think it could help me if I added them without seeming like I am an expert, is this a good idea and what would be the best way to do that?
Thanks for any advice!