Microsoft, Carnegie Mellon Launch PRAISE Program to Train Early Career Software Engineers
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Microsoft and Carnegie Mellon University announced PRAISE on Oct. 15, pairing early-career Microsoft engineers with senior "preceptors" while they take online courses from CMU's School of Computer Science. The four courses run over two semesters and can count toward a CMU master's in software engineering.
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