Module 7
Growing and staying current: the second project, the community and the long view
Finishing a program is the start of a practice. The field is young, the tools change every year and the law and the rules around AI and data are moving. A legal engineer who stops learning soon describes the field as it was. This closing module is about the long view: how to choose a second project that stretches you rather than repeats the first, how to keep your portfolio alive, how to plan your learning, how to use a community and mentors, how to stay current without drowning in news and how to hold to your professional ethics as your influence grows. It also says plainly what this program has and has not given you.
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