I know it’s been a while but ... Covid. My university sent us home in March, but I stayed on campus until May because at the time NYC was a hotspot for covid cases and my family had been sick at one point. These past couple of months have been absolutely crazy, but I’m glad to be home. I’m currently writing a Technical White Paper for my STEM communications class. It has to be max 2700 words but I went over the limit and now I have to revise 😅
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9 hour study session begins now! Somehow while staying on top of all of my assignments I still managed to be a week behind in all of my classes. That’s just college. I’m taking the time out today to catch up and prepare for the next week! Wish me luck.
My second semester at my new university has ended and I hate to admit it but I struggled a lot... again. I put in countless hours toward my classes, didnt get back to my apartment until 12am or sometimes 3am and in the end I did not get the result that I was hoping for. I won’t graduate on time at this rate, but I won’t let this set back deter me.
Hi, I'm a first year in comp eng, and I'm trying to get a head start in my C programming class before it rolls around next sem. What are your suggestions for a beginner (learning, practicing, resources etc?) And maybe some mindset advice for programming in general?
Hi! If you have the time definitely read “The C Programming Language” by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie. My Systems Programming professor swore on this book and called it the programming bible. I agree. Do all of the examples in the book! It’s a little hard to understand unfortunately because it is old. As far as programming in general, break down the tasks you need to do and take it day by day. I’m sorry if this wasn’t helpful. If you have anymore questions feel free to message me.
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Hey guys, so now that the semester has ended I just want to talk about it.
At the beginning of the year, I transferred to a new university from my old one. Simply for the fact that my previous university had this weird thing where they didn’t offer Computer science as a bachelors. You had to get an associates first and then you have the option to move on to get your bachelors there or transfer to a different school and get your bachelors. I decided to transfer because level of education at my old college was poor. I mean absolutely disgusting and I did not want to get my degree from there. So I transferred.
I don’t know where to begin to describe my new university. I will tell you this. They are amazing. They truly care for their students and honestly want us to succeed. I kid you not. The Computer science program is one of the top in the state and I can see why. Unfortunately for me, when I arrived they changed the Computer science curriculum. I had to take a data structures course (because they didn’t accept the credit from my old college) and this new course that used to be a 400 level course (300+ level courses are extremely hard) called systems programming. Taking those two courses together was honestly the biggest struggle for me. Both taught different programming languages and we had two week projects due on the same day for the entire semester. So every two weeks the professors would assign projects due on the same day (there were times when it off by a day or so). It didn’t help that I was extremely lost in the data structures course because it involved programming which was a huge contrast to my old college where we were taught data structure concepts alone. I ended up dropping the course because I was taking 16 credits total and my grades in the other courses were suffering badly.
I ended up failing systems programming and I’m not ashamed to admit it. Everyone kept assuring me that it was okay because it was my first semester and I was adjusting. And I do want to assure you guys that I’m fine, and I have a plan that will help me get on track. Now! onto the good stuff. To help me next semester I was thinking of starting a YouTube channel. I would post the usual “Study with me” videos and give you guys a tour of my room and stuff because your girl is living in an apartment next year! But mostly, the channel will be a way for me to hold myself accountable (although I think I did a good job posting this semester) and to ask the Comp sci side of YouTube for help. If I’m stuck on a concept I would post the way I think about it /approach it and if someone thinks of another way that is easier it would completely help me. And it helps you too!! (Well those of you that are studying Computer science). Anyway sorry for the long post, but that’s all for now!
Finals are next week. I’m extremely nervous but confident at the same time if that makes sense. Here’s some C documentation for ya. Also! I’m 6 followers away from 900? What the hell? I love you guys so much!!
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