If you want to learn Computer Science and you’re just starting out, you probably have a lot of questions. What programming languages should I learn? Is it enough to learn one or two programming languages to secure a good job at a big tech company? What other skills do I need, if any?
1. Set Goals to Learn English by Yourself To learn English without a teacher, you will need to be realistic about your studying. If you want to know how much English you already know,takean online English level testto check. Now,decide how long you will study English every day.Thirty mi...
I took on project after project and could not wait until the next computer science course. I did take just about all they courses they offered. I was also able to get a job as a lab assistant which meant helping other students learn how to do their projects. That was a great ...
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I am a new lecturer in the field of Computer Science. I got my MSc and I would like to go for a PhD. However, I would like to improve my teaching methods and way of thinking before I pursue this goal. Any recommended books or articles? teaching lecture-teaching-method Share Share...
I myself have been involved with computational thinking for nearly 40 years now—building technology for it, applying it in lots of places, studying its basic science—and trying to understand its principles. And by this point I think I have a clear view of what it takes to do computational...
Created by: Roger Grosse Intended for: everyone We all have cases where wewant to learn something outside the school context. Maybe you need to pick up some skills for your job or hobby. Maybe you read something surprising in the newspaper and want to know the details. Maybe you're just...
Tip #1 Learn to love your Weekly Reviews “If you’re not doing a review, you’re not doing GTD.”– David Allen One of the crucial elements of GTD that I – and I suspect many others – overlook is the Weekly Review. Using precious time to review, organize, and prioritize your task...
It's so much fun to choose my favorite flavors and toppings. Sometimes, when my family and I go for a walk in the evening, we stop by the ice cream shop. It's a treat for all of us. My mom likes vanilla, my dad likes chocolate, and I like strawberry with rainbow sprinkles. We...
For those in fantasy leagues, applying sports statistics is a great way to learn Randpossibly gain an edge. "Analyzing Baseball Data with R": Baseball junkies, this book is for you. This is really for people who already know the basics of sabermetrics (baseball statistics). There’s also ...