@lalalander8257
Interesting my school doesn’t have a theoretical cs concentration. I study AI and my courses are more applied like AI NLP CV DL etc. and computations are mentioned in Algo class (Upenn CIS)
@acrien
We had to take a couple of ece classes, building the processor and ALU, then second one is assembly for the cpu you built. Those were fun.
@Nictator42
tfw its computer graphics that ends up being one of the most painful classes
@nekoill
Did you learn anything about graph reduction machines? For some reason, those excite me a lot 😸
@talalgous1318
Now he is a YouTuber
@underog-l7t
So what kind of projects did you create with this acquired knowledge?
@ckk3129
Glad you got to learn of amazing stuff. A lot of people will say you can learn a lot of this stuff from Youtube/the internet when that only applies to your first year of classes. You cant get that same kind of depth from a Youtube video for those higher level classes. For the people asking if it's helping you get a job, Id say the point of the degree isnt just to be a job prerequisite. If you can learn the basics through Youtube and websites online, why get a degree. The degree is to provide strong knowledge on the topic thats deep and varied. If all you need to get a good job in swe is 20 hours of Youtube and w3schools, then it doesnt surprise me that we see less tech jobs that are offering less bc theyre being outsourced for cheaper. Deep valuable knowledge takes time and meticulous work.
@vicradon
No networking classes?
@Zutraxi
Wow they didn't just assume you knew how to do proofs. Dang wish I had been there
@osama-ki_masi-ki_pota7677
My curriculum relate to your one somewhere
@turtledude01
So, spent a ton of money to learn stuff you could have taught yourself in half as much time :(
@philcajurao
naol nalang
@riteshojha4607
which university you went to?
@c3cris2
Only did 3 years?
@halfghanistan
you look and talk like hank green lol
@MidX171
300th like. thats kinds cool. I mean the vid btw
@RajVenkatVijayakumar