What You Need to Succeed in Computer Science 

Got that lol

I haven't mastered this yet! lol

Yeah I realized I have no friends, when I stop sending messages... for 6 months

@@Someone-uw7je Some folks just come around only when they want something from you

So true bro

@@Someone-uw7je this doesnt work now due to corona, but i made friends in college by going to pub quizzes with them. Now its been a year since we ended college and we still go to quizzes and see each other. Find people that have similar interests as you do.

@@tnikoli40 Strange to see this message :). But I am waiting for College (a few months from now) to make friends that have much in common with me, to not force myself in dumb conversations and all... I mean, when I start watching friends and HIMYM, I wanted to make friends and maybe see them as family, you know? Not by blood, but because of memories, actions and similar ideas... maybe it beats blood family sometimes even.... but this world sucks bro, some people kill friends, rape. torture,,, even worse if you are not their family or friend. But anyway, let's see

I am agreed perfectly 😊

And undoubtedly a wifi connection! 😉

@@dofek-piano corny af

a laptop and an IDE . Just program your own calculator. jk jk

Forgive my ignorance but why do they need a calculator? Do you mean for the other courses like math?

How does that relate to the friend student who was beaten to death?

@@sobsag I'm assuming that not being able to teach yourself has ultimately led to the tragic demise of the person because they relied on someone else leading them to make it through life. Once they realized there was no one to lead them after college, they ended up making a series of mistakes that led to their fall. There's still a lot of context missing, though, as to exactly how that happened.

What bro?? ….this story reminds me of the kind of stories that evangelical youth pastors tell to shock people into believing things.

me too, i was a 2nd year student when covid and online classes happened, i lost motivation and only took either math classes part of the major or general education ones and ended up not coding a single thing for almost a year, now taking all my major classes and getting overwhelmed watching these videos motivate me but also makes me realize how far behind i am now since i now have to relearn a lot of things to catch up and actually code projects that professors give and welp if i dont step it up im screwed but these vids keep me motivated

@@choobsters yeah I totally relate man, you can do this tho don't ever put this over your own wellbeing! Good luck

yes the willing to be ahead on a subject is a must only if you want to

give an update on your first impression

you started college 3 months ago?

@@DeadlyWarrior45 6 months for him for me 4 years

@@obidahasdia4095 so you got you degree yet in computer science?

@@DeadlyWarrior45 im in my final web project i stopped a little bit like 6 months now im back to finsh my project again and im looking for books to help me rewind c# & oop again along with learning ajax , asp.net , ado.net im still looking for books to have em as backup plan to not forget anything later in future and im trying to read OOP again then work on my final web shop project any help on great books for c#?

Any updates ?

Welcome

How is the math part in CS

Do you enjoy it?

What happened where ya at now bro?

Same Here!!

Buy time you save enough for it, it will be obsolete

um, please how you do so ?

I laughed so hard on this one HAHAH !

Real

Thank you so much 😀

Would you suggest a ryzen 3500u laptop for development mainly app and web development

Lol I'm going to put this laptop in my Christmas list. I need a new one.

My bro went all in and dead ass liked his own comment hahah

@@sokoyaadedolapo5321 3000 series mobile is not great. 4000 series however is well worth the money

LG making laptops? Wtf XD

yeah, he looks like jesus!

The man's a real hustler, I tell you

Jesus giving tech tips!

😂😂

😅😅😅

When you feel like you understand data structures and algorithms and are comfortable with doing interviews. It takes practice and time but it’s definitely do able. There’s so many great resources on RU-vid, leetcode, and geeksforgreeks. You also need to have some experience with working on a team.

@@titoruiz3535 lol my comment may sound dumb but how to we acquire those skills??

@@anunknownperson4018 if you are in college these skills will be built as you progress through the CS major. However, RU-vid channels like KevinNaughtonJr and geeks for geeks help with understanding data structures or algorithms. One big thing I recommend is to do projects. Depending on what you want to learn there is a large list of youtube videos to choose from.

Is there a certain year that's best to start getting into an internship?

how did it turn out for you?

You could always try going to reddit and getting into one of the subreddits programming buddies. I generally see it as a good resource when learning to program but it depends on what your learning. I know for me I just have the programming languages that I am interested in like C++ and Python and usually there are a lot of great post where they offer tutorials on certain topics. I also am taking a lot of classes during college so I kind of understand what your going through since I didn't practice anything computer science related (i.e coding) until I was enrolled in the class. You could always try to find some online tutorial like TheOdinProject or some other free resource you could use where there aren't any deadlines. Only saying that because it might help you to manage your other 6 classes. Like you would not really want to enroll in coursera courses since you would have quizzes which would be due each week. That's sort of not the goal since we have finals coming up and your classes right now will take a priority to coding. Maybe just dedicate at least 1 hour a week to coding something that you think is fun or helpful to you. Maybe making a webpage based on the classes you are taking now. In this way it could also help you with some of the classes if you have a final project/paper or something else like a presentation. Not saying this will be essential but it could provide a nice addition that would make you a bit more unique in the professor's eyes. I have no idea how you would relate coding to a Calculus or math support course though. Though you are learning machine learning which is something that I haven't learn so I wish I could offer more help.

Any updates ?

can you suggest some good computers?? like the ones that doesnt crash

@@anunknownperson4018 i like ibuypower stuff personally if you want to get a gaming pc but honestly if you just need a desktop to get through college, literally any set up (not Alienware, anything but Alienware) from the last 2-3 years will do just fine. If you ever have to do machine learning stuff then having an ok graphics card will be a nice bonus.

@@kylesizemore2751 how was the degree? Is it worth it

@@dangdrjay3011 yeah it's absolutely worth it. I'm an engineer at a mil sim company now. Ironically I work from home and travel a lot so I only ever use a laptop now. The degree is a problem solvers degree. The course work itself is pointless but if you go through it and get the paper you can get in the door anywhere. Make sure to do an internship along the way or take a leadership role on a few assignments so you have stuff to talk about in interviews and you'll be making 60-100k in no time.

Computer science degrees do tend to be math-heavy, although the extent to which it is depends on what university/college you go to. However, a lot of jobs in the computer science field don't necessarily require you to be amazing at maths. I will say that maths does have transferable skills that relate to computer science and programming, most notably problem solving, but you can be a great software engineer or web developer without being very good at maths

You nailed it

Jesus loves CS

Some have done it, so yes. Depends on what sector though

@@fknight thank you for reply. If you could give me advise? what sector ? I really want it but have nobody around to direct me

@@eminirinag8855 what are you interested in?

Im signing up also. 🙏🙌

One you decide what language, look in what school you want to go to that has that class. The system requirements will be listed.