satsuma

I'm an American college student, on track to finish my 4 year Bachelor of Science in Computer Science in May of 2020. A lot of my time in college has been spent doing university-required courses and as a result I don't feel like I know... anything, really, about programming as far as finding work goes.

I have a Github but I've never put anything on there because my school projects have mostly been too simple to really have a place there. I don't feel comfortable forking existing projects either. Through school, I've learned Java and Python, with a bit of C# in the context of Unity as well as some incredibly basic bash/Powershell scripting.

I've had an internship the last few years, but it's been mostly IT help desk, with my duties mostly consisting of answering phones and fixing hardware instead of learning the ropes of development in a professional setting.

It feels like a lot of things sail right over my head, and I'm concerned they won't get touched on in the last 3 semesters so I'll be out on my own without enough working knowledge to find even entry-level jobs. Is it too late for me?