CSE Bhai: CSE Career Roadmap

CSE Bhai is an ordered path for Computer Science Engineering (CSE) students in Bangladesh: a CSE guideline from zero to your first job, written in Bangla and mapped to the semester you are actually in.

বাংলায়: সিএসই শিক্ষার্থীদের জন্য একটা সাজানো রোডম্যাপ ও গাইডলাইন, প্রোগ্রামিং শেখা থেকে প্রথম চাকরি পর্যন্ত।

For most students the problem is not a lack of material. It is a lack of order. Everything is on YouTube somewhere, but nobody tells you what comes first, what comes next, or where it is fair to stop. Students who happen to have a senior "bhai" to ask get through this quickly. This app tries to do that senior's job.

It is not a video course. It is a handbook you read, and it remembers how far you have come.

The roadmap: 5 stages, 21 modules, 127 lessons
Before you start: computers, files, terminal, VS Code, the things nobody teaches
Year 1: programming logic, C programming, Git and GitHub
Year 2: OOP, data structures and algorithms, databases and SQL
Year 3: choosing a career track, web development and APIs, projects
Year 4: portfolio, internship, CV, interviews

Every module answers two questions: why a Bangladeshi employer wants this, and how much of it is enough. The second one matters more. Because nobody says where to stop, one student spends six months on a single topic and another skips it entirely.

Choosing a direction
Web, mobile, data: which has the demand, which is easier to begin, which is crowded. Measured against the Bangladesh job market, not somebody else's. Not being able to choose is itself a problem, and it is the one nobody talks about.

What interviews actually ask
Brain Station 23, Therap, Enosis, Vivasoft, Samsung R&D: what their hiring loops look like, who takes interns, which questions keep coming back. Not a list to memorise, but practice at answering.

Projects
What to build, how to build it step by step, and how to hold your ground when someone asks about it in an interview. A project is as much explaining as building.

When you get stuck
Ask "Bhai". Answers come only from this guide's own writing, nothing invented, and it says so plainly when it does not know. Beyond that there is a community where seniors and mentors answer.

Light on data, works offline
It is all text and no video, so it barely touches your mobile data. Download a lesson and read it with no connection at all.

What is free, and what is not
The roadmap, every lesson, the interview question bank, the project guides and the community are free, forever. Money is only involved when a real person spends their own time reading your CV or your code.

One plain thing
This is not a job guarantee. It is a way to prepare. The market really is hard. But most candidates are turned down for want of preparation, and that part is in your hands.

Who it is for
Computer Science Engineering (CSE), ICT, SWE and CSIT students in years one to four, students at National University affiliated colleges, and students coming to a BSc from a diploma. Especially anyone with nobody to sit beside them and explain.