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i could have but i never went to any carreer fairs, i had other summer plans tbh tbh ngl, like LDARing on .co, plus a lot of kids lost internships this year
Why do you want degree in counter strike
discrete math but i think it depends on the school
so just contribute to github a lot?
I actually don't because I'm not good/smart enough in doing that in the frameworks that I use, but I made an app that's pretty unique. At the interview of my 2nd job, the interviewer asked nothing about my 1st job, but everything about my app. So if this is what you like, you could make a side project that you're proud of. Many tech companies value creativity and passion. They might even write "we hire makers" in their recruiting page. Everyone CS major can code, but not everyone likes it. So doing these may make you stand out from the crowd (or at least it makes your resumé less empty!).
good advice thank youI actually don't because I'm not good/smart enough in doing that in the frameworks that I use, but I made an app that's pretty unique. At the interview of my 2nd job, the interviewer asked nothing about my 1st job, but everything about my app. So if this is what you like, you could make a side project that you're proud of. Many tech companies value creativity and passion. They might even write "we hire makers" in their recruiting page. Everyone CS major can code, but not everyone likes it. So doing these may make you stand out from the crowd (or at least it makes your resumé less empty!).
I also used the same trick when I was studying in college and I got what I wanted.
no and you need to be good at maths, you can learn programming without any maths though
How good?
you need to understand most things from school maths, cause you will study advanced maths in CS that will feel like another subject
Can I still manage if I didn’t really pay attention in highschool?
yeah but you need to learn it on your own, i learned that stuff in 3-4 months
Calculas I and Cal II will rape you if you aren't good at maths. Discrete is barely even maths. It's completely abstract. Haven't taken linear, but it's the most important subject for AI and ML. The hardest class is prolly CAL II
Calc 1 is literally kindergarten
Idk what kinda Cal I you be taking bro. Depends on the program I guess. What College Cal I you talking?
i think u should just try STEM, I was bad at math until i switched up my study strategy. you really just have to sit down and do a bunch of practice problems without looking at solutions, then you'll pass. if ur naturally bad at math, then u have to do more problems and studying than other kids. you may need to study extremely hard just for a C, but it's very doable. also, not sure if ur in the U.S. but make yourself known to the professor, go to their office hours. that way, if they see you're putting in work, they might give u a good grade that you dont deserve
