If you know what you were studying in college you wouldn't have any problems. You probably should recall what you did in your thesis because they will ask you about it. At the end of the panel interview they would ask you a brain teaser question. I think they ask a different one for every applicant.
Every point in the resume, different libraries used, experience using the libraries, advantages between them, all simple questions.
What area of IT technology are you most interested in learning about/pursuing?
Give one time when you ran into an angry end user and how did you handle it
Fairly standard mix of culture/technical. One person went fairly deep on technical topics that weren't heavily represented in the job description (security), I anticipate that my lack of topical knowledge had an impact on the hiring decision
Do you know about dot1x.
Asked about familiarity with Agile
Do you have knowledge of Microsoft Office 365?
If you got so many important task to be complete everything by today,how do you know which important task you need to do first?
They took a look at my resume and asked technical questions pertaining to the programming languages I had listed.
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