Which course should I pursue after completing BE in computer engineering?

I think as of now there are a handful of challenging technologies where you can grow your career in. Below is the list: Artificial intelligence: If you read news and current affairs, these days many companies are investing in AI and resorting to AI equipped software. To top it all off, the first AI Sophia got citizenship of Saudi Arabia has hyped this tech enough. It also includes Deep neural networks and machine learning which are not exactly the same as artificial intelligence Big Data: We have been hearing about this for a good long time now and this tech is still booming. I have a contact in Adobe India who is a manager of a team who deals in Big Data. There starting package is from 12 Lacs/annum. Enough said. Internet Of Things: Yet another line where you can actually grow. Sometimes it does't matter what the tech is, if the competition is low, money is high due to high demand. But one should know the in and out of the tech. Python: I BET you had this one coming. This language is here to stay. You will not believe that it has made its way into networking jobs as well. By the year 2020 we will not have designations like Network Engineer, instead we will have Network Programmer. Cisco is paving the way for the same (Software Defined Networking). So for all those Network engineers out there, only know Network protocols is not enough! Swift/Android app development: This tech will never get old and employment will always be there. * forget employment you can even start your own business through freelancing. You can make your own apps and publish them on respective app stores and make money.

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