Re:How much CS theory should I learn for my first entry leve...
by kazinator on Monday March 14, 2022 @06:19PM
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> So as you can see I have studied almost the core of a CS degree.
Just not crammed for the long exams, or pulled all nighters to get assignments handed in on time and such.
SICP covers a few topics from computer science, just not items in a CS curriculum like, oh, operating systems, networking and distributed systems, databases, computer graphics, software engineering, computer architectures, machine learning. Plus CS degrees require non-CS courses, such as math: advanced calculus, linear algebra, statistics. Electives in the humanities can be no picnic. Philosophy, yikes.
Just not crammed for the long exams, or pulled all nighters to get assignments handed in on time and such.
SICP covers a few topics from computer science, just not items in a CS curriculum like, oh, operating systems, networking and distributed systems, databases, computer graphics, software engineering, computer architectures, machine learning. Plus CS degrees require non-CS courses, such as math: advanced calculus, linear algebra, statistics. Electives in the humanities can be no picnic. Philosophy, yikes.