Hi, my name is Ahmet and I film content about productivity, daily optimization, working out, life, music production, coding, computer science, entrepreneurship and all other things that I am interested in!
Ahmet merhaba sana bir kaç soru soracağım mail adresini alabilir miyim ? Aerospace Engineeringe kayıt olmayı düşünüyorum tudelftde sana soru sorma imkanım var mı?
Hi Ahmet, can u please give me your contact email or whatsapp number? My daughter would like to pursue Bsc computer science in Delft. Just need to know the details on job opportunities after the course and what is the criteria for Indians living in UAE? Kindly do the needful.
Hi! Just had 1 question; Do we submit our diploma certificate while applying for university or we can do it after the numerus fixus. In my country, we get the diploma after 2 months of the deadline of TU DELFT Admission deadline. So what do we need to do, we can submit the diploma afterwards by mentioning predicted scores or need to wait for an year in such a case??
after seeing the tuition part, nothing to say. I better get into polito. then probably with scholarship in master i will dream big. Thanks anyway brother.
For a maybe more updated overview (from a first-year student in 2023-2024): Quarter 1 (easy quarter): *Object Oriented programming* - quite easy, just the basics of programming. My tip is: as soon as you know you're accepted, just enroll for the course on brightspace and you can spend the last two weeks of summer vacation going over the whole course (watch the Lectures on Collegerama for example) and you will already know everything for this course before the bachelor even started *Computer Organization* - also relatively easy because of a lot of bonus assignments. Studying for the exam is a bit harder as you will probably have to actually read the book if you did not make a redstone computer in minecraft, but the course is very doable and very well organized. *Reasoning and Logic* - as the name suggests, this is formal logic, not too hard, nice teacher and they have their own book for this which you already used to prepare for the selection test, so you can also just prepare for that in the summer or not, it's very doable Quarter 2 (quite doable, a bit more work): Algorithms and data structures is now moved over to Quarter 3, and the Object Oriented Programming Project (now called Collaborative software engineering project or something) is in Q2 *Object Oriented Programming Project* - Just do your work, and you should pass as long as your team also participates enough. This is a lot of work but not a lot of 'studying'. It's a fun project, you'll get to learn lots of technologies there. *Calculus* - some find this hard, some don't... it's quite up to personal taste. Personally I found it quite doable and not too hard, just do the grasple exercises and you should be good. *Web and Database technologies* - super easy, this is about the basics how databases and web apps work (think about html, css, react, nodejs, expressjs and sql) Quarter 3 (hard, but doable): *Algorithms and Data Structures* - as Ahmet said, this is BY FAR the hardest subject of the first year, if you don't have any background in doing leetcode or some coding puzzles, please prepare for this. Read the book during the course (BEFORE coming to the lecture), and practice a lot as on the exam there's a lot of time pressure and debugging is really not easy. Go to the shared labs, and ask lots of questions. *Linear algebra* - again, as Ahmet said, just do grasple and you should be fine. *Information and Data management* - a continuation of the databases part of Web and Database technologies, quite doable, but it is harder than Web and Database technologies, so do pay attention but it's not super hard. Also try to learn a bit more advanced SQL for this course while doing Web and Database and you should be more than prepared. Quarter 4 (personally I found this an easy/moderate quarter): *Probablility theory and Statistics* - They changed the course a while after this video, so it's way more doable now. The pass rate here is way higher and just overall nice improvements have been made. For this: do your grasple, but it's quite abstract so go to labs and ask your questions there. This is the subject you want to spend most of your time on this quarter *Computer Networks* - The basis of how the internet works. Read the book, and make flashcards as you will learn a billion protocols and they ask about some things on the exam. You have to know them, but be aware that you also do lots of calculations on the exam which you can practice by doing the so called "Tutorials" on brightspace during the labs. It's quite doable but make sure you don't fall behind. *Software Quality and Testing* - as Ahmet said, by far the easiest subject and it is very true that you can study and pass for this course 2 days in advance. You just read the book (as they use a flipped classroom structure for the course, meaning that you have to read the book and theory lectures aren't really worth visiting if you do not have any questions), do the Exam Practice exercises on WebLab (you even might get a sticker for doing all exam practice exercises with 100% spec tests), and you don't have to do more to pass this course (believe me, I didn't start studying 2 days in advance, but 1.5 weeks, I did all the exam practice and got an 8.6 without too much work, it's really easy). I hope this helps newer students. I am aware that I used a lot of terms that might not be immediately known to you, but after the first two weeks you should know what everything here means. Good luck with your first year, and be sure to ask lots of questions throughout the course to the Teaching Assistants at labs! Also maybe some other fun fact: I didn't know how to program before the bachelor, so it is doable, but you will have to ask lots and lots of questions. If you put in the work, you won't be at a (big) disadvantage. It just might take a bit longer to understand a few things as they might be new to you, but if you put in the work, you eventually will get them.
Hey! Ik zit in de 4de vwo. Ik wil informatica studeren op TU delft. Heb je misschien tips voor mij als voorbereiding? Ik denk dat ik dit erg leuk ga vinden dus wat ik nu doe ik vooral voor de lol.
Merhaba Ahmet, Thanks for this helpful video!! My question to you is: Which laptop do you have and if you recommend it for the first year? As I will start my journey in Delft this september I really struggle to find "the one". :)
I've just been admitted to a Master in TU Delft starting from september. I'm an international student as you are, but fortunately I live in an EU country, so my tuition fee is lightier ahah. Anyway I'm still a little bit worried about the costs.. I'm used to paying 350€ for housing here in Italy ahah, imaging to pay the double scares me a lot. I will surely need to start working, for sure, parallel to my studies. I hope I won't have lectures every day so that I can do this.. But even if it's just one day or two of work, will it be sufficient to pay my monthly expenses? I don't know how much an average work pays there in the Netherlands
Merhaba, Ben de yüksek lisans icin basvurmayı düsünüyorum. Avrupa birliği vatandasiyim. EU/Efta ülkeleri diyor ödeme koşullarında. Hem avrupa birliği üyeleri hem de efta üyeleri mi demektir bu? Bilginiz varsa dönüşünüzü rica ederim.
850 for that size? that's cheap AF. also I thought students (even international) would be able to get student card for public transport. which is like 100euro's a month
Merhaba ahmet okul olarak tu delft ve diğer avrupa ülkelerinin kabul şartları ve burslarla ilgili bilgi verebilir misin artı benim ib diplomam ve benzeri herhangi bir eu geçerliliği olan diplomam yok bunu halletmek için 1 yıl foundation year yapılabiliyor mu avrupa artı burs alınabiliyor mu
Bro i have diploma in mechanical engineering with 8.1 cgpa....now im planning to take admission in tu Delft for bachelors of mechanical engineering....as an indian student what are all requirements for admission in bachelors programme after diploma can you tell me??
I am doing IB right now as well! It is currently my first year with CAE english classes, I don't think I will have time to get the proficiency diploma within two years though. Anyhow, in the TUDelft website, it said that CAE is required, instead of what you said. Maybe the requirements changed
blud I currently pay 370 all inclusive for 21m^2 in Breda, you're getting absolutely boned. Keep looking for new opportunities while you're living there, people like to take advantage of international students
How hard is it to find housing? I'm looking for a PhD student position so it's not exactly like your case but still I've heard that it's extremely difficult to find a place to stay in the Netherlands
I wanted to apply for TU Delft so much but the tuition fees are so high for international students, so I went to Germany. It's so sad that universities have to charge you according to where you are from. If you come from the EU then you are so lucky, just because being born in that region gives you so many rights as opposed to international students who come from third-world poor countries and still have to pay 10x more tuition fees!
Thanks for the very use full information, i am basically from Netherlands and my son is in India doing his higher seconder in CBSE. When he joins TU Delft, is he need to pay only tution fees alone? because he will stay with me. because in your first video the over amount to be paid is 27K which includes everything, but in my case, do i need to pay only tution fees and other fees excluding accomodation, please confirm
Yes. Dunno if you're dutch, but I never programmed before coming to the bachelor of CSE. I do have to work a bit harder than most people but it's doable. If you're willing to take the time for it it's worth it. Do note that ADS will probably be very hard however, and be sure to have a plan B for if you do not pass ADS. Since I'm in Q2 now, I must say so far 5/6 subjects have gone pretty well for me. So it's doable! And always remember that there are resits.
To add to that, I did mathematics A and you need mathematics B to enter the course. If you're an international this doesn't matter much but I have never heard of integrals in high school and am still doing relatively well. It's a bit more work but it's definetly doable if you're willing to spend the time, just don't expect to do any side job during Y1 if you wanna get your BSA (obtaining 45EC out of 60 in year 1)
How did you get in if you didn't even know what integrals were lol, or you mean you had to self-study? I'm also Dutch and the exercises they provided to prepare for the CST seem harder than VWO Wiskunde B, so I'm curious how you did! (ranking or z-score)@@maxispeeltspellen4892
i am Emmanuel Ansah from Ghana an aspiring international student but hold HND mechanical Engineering from one of the technical university in my country wanted to apply for a masters program in mechanical engineering vehicle tech what are my chances of securing admission
Ahmet merhaba, ben 12. sınıf öğrencisiyim ve üniversiteyi TU Delft'de okumak istiyorum. IB diploması meselesini çok anlayamadım. IB okulunda okumadığım için Türkiye!de bir sene üniversite okuyup yatay geçiş mi yapmam gerekiyor yoksa Hollanda'da IB diploması alabilir miyim hızlandırılmış kurslarla?
Hello, i am thinking of applying to computer science next year at TU delft. I had a question about essay you have to write in order to get in. Do you have to write a motivation letter or a personal statement?
Hey Ahmet, I’m a high school student wanting to come to TU Delft for CSE, I would love to chat with you one-on-one at some point if you could, it would do me lots.
Ahmet selam☺️ öncelikle verdiğin bilgiler için çokk teşekkürler. Ben İTÜ’de elektronik mühendisliği okuyorum 1. yılımı bitirdim ve TU Delft e başvurmayı düşünüyorum fakat ingilizce olan programlarda elektrik veya elektronik mühendisliği yok. Ama sanırım “similar” programlara da başvurabiliyorum. Senin bu konudaki düşüncelerin neler sence hangi bachelor programa başvurmalıyım 🫠
Hi Ahmet! I have a question. Is the BSc Computer Science and Engineering degree still considered a Computer Science degree but with more stuff about the practical(engineering) side of computers? I mean am I still considered a computer scientist if I take this bachelor, while also having knowledge about computer engineering too?
Yes of course, just look at the curriculum. The Engineering part isn't that much, it is still mostly technical (theoretical) CS. Computer Scientist is not a protected term btw, so your question about if you'd be considered a Computer Scientist doesn't make much sense. You can be considered a Computer Scientist if you self-study with no degree, so why would just the word "Engineering" in "Computer Science & Engineering" make you disqualified to be a Computer Scientist lol
