STEM Foundations: The Universal Skill Stack
The math, science, computing, and habits every STEM career is built on.
Study how organizations work and design better systems to support them.
Systems analysts sit between business and engineering. They figure out what users actually need, document it precisely, and help engineering teams build the right thing — usually the smallest right thing. The role rewards strong communication and curiosity about how things actually work.
The math, science, computing, and habits every STEM career is built on.
Breaking big, vague problems into small concrete steps. The most transferable skill in tech.
The language for asking questions of relational databases. Used everywhere.
Principles of designing screens people can actually use — accessibility, hierarchy, feedback.
How computers talk to each other — TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP. Required for any backend or security role.
Hand-picked courses and reading from trusted free providers.
Free hands-on course teaching SQL, Postgres, Bash, Git, and Linux through real projects.
Harvard's free intro CS course — widely considered one of the best on-ramps to programming.
Defend computer systems and the people who depend on them.
Keep data safe, fast, and available 24/7.
Build the buttons, screens, and animations users actually touch.