completed cs50 intro to computer science yesternight

[Vitruvian]

self-learning is high discipline

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Is it worth it for absolute beginners that never had one cs class in HS?

 

[retard]

How competent are you after the course?

 

[Vitruvian]

How competent are you after the course?

very

 

[Vitruvian]

Is it worth it for absolute beginners that never had one cs class in HS?

yes its good for beginners

 

[Deleted member 2205]

two thousand and twenty one? I thought we were saying twenty twenty one now

 

[retard]

very

nice, how long did it take?

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

yes its good for beginners

Also for boomers or lowiqcels?

 

[Deleted member 7725]

Great. Good luck getting a job with this useless shit.

 

[Vitruvian]

Great. Good luck getting a job with this useless shit.

its quite easy to get a job after this course, many people have, it gives you a broad understanding

 

[Vitruvian]

nice, how long did it take?

4 months but it could be done faster

 

[Deleted member 5818]

i'd rather just pay a curry on fiver to do the job for me

 

[Deleted member 11295]

4 months but it could be done faster

i mioght do this alongside my other uni course

 

[Growth Plate]

Congrats. I'm taking CS in high school and it's the only class I like rn

 

[Deleted member 7725]

its quite easy to get a job after this course, many people have, it gives you a broad understanding

"Quite easy". DM me when you do.

 

[Vitruvian]

"Quite easy". DM me when you do.

find forgiveness in your heart, i can tell u have a cloud over ur head

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Congrats. I'm taking CS in high school and it's the only class I like rn

Don't take it in uni since everything you could also learn online and cs university doesn't allow for good connections

Rather go to a top business school, make connections and apply those CS skills to business processes

 

[Julian]

Jfl at becoming a CScel, do computer engineering instead. CS is full of soy and bluehair people

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Jfl at becoming a CScel, do computer engineering instead. CS is full of soy and bluehair people

CE is also extremely cucked dont cope

The only worthwhile degrees are Business/Finance from a top uni or Medicine if the goal is being top 1% of income (chad income)

Law is decent but medicine mogs bc its less boring & grade-dependant and the chance of being self-employed is much higher (60-80%)

As an Executive/Manager you can gain the relevant industry knowledge in 2-3 weeks

Financial profession is the best for becoming ultra-wealthy like Bill Ackman

For the categories skilled sales, real estate, business Operations & entrepreneurship a business degree form a top uni is also more useful than a ultra-specific STEM degree

 

[Mouthbreath]

CE is also extremely cucked dont cope

The only worthwhile degrees are Business/Finance from a top uni or Medicine if the goal is being top 1% of income (chad income)

Law is decent but medicine mogs bc its less boring & grade-dependant and the chance of being self-employed is much higher (60-80%)

As an Executive/Manager you can gain the relevant industry knowledge in 2-3 weeks

Financial profession is the best for becoming ultra-wealthy like Bill Ackman

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For the categories skilled sales, real estate, business Operations & entrepreneurship a business degree form a top uni is also more useful than a ultra-specific STEM degree

If you're tall, with a loud voice and have somewhat good leadership skills, you can make it in any field really, if you're smart on top of that and live in the US, in the silicon valley or finance sector I can imagine it would be very easy to make a lot more money than your average medical doctor. Most people don't have all of these attributes combined though.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

If you're tall, with a loud voice and have somewhat good leadership skills, you can make it in any field really, if you're smart on top of that and live in the US, in the silicon valley or finance sector I can imagine it would be very easy to make a lot more money than your average medical doctor. Most people don't have all of these attributes combined though.

Yeah, the truth is specialist tasks get automated more and more and the only thing that will be left are professions with the human touch aka good looks, height, voice,creativity, leadership

Most of the Engineering and IT jobs can also be done by cheap Indians and Chinese Factories

Human touch services will remain in the West

 

[DicedFeta]

CE is also extremely cucked dont cope

The only worthwhile degrees are Business/Finance from a top uni or Medicine if the goal is being top 1% of income (chad income)

Law is decent but medicine mogs bc its less boring & grade-dependant and the chance of being self-employed is much higher (60-80%)

As an Executive/Manager you can gain the relevant industry knowledge in 2-3 weeks

Financial profession is the best for becoming ultra-wealthy like Bill Ackman

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For the categories skilled sales, real estate, business Operations & entrepreneurship a business degree form a top uni is also more useful than a ultra-specific STEM degree

Best is tech/geeky + business. Business/finance is saturated and really hard to distinguish yourself from others unless perfect grades etc(high supply equals lower pay, econ duh). You gotta show that you're high IQ. Studying business/finance is easy af and can easily be done by the side of your regular STEM studies. Many CEO's have double degrees. Business/finance is a joke at uni in terms of actual useful things that you learn. Most business/finance students struggle with simple maths which will be a joke to you if you're used to STEM.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Best is tech/geeky + business. Business/finance is saturated and really hard to distinguish yourself from others unless perfect grades etc(high supply equals lower pay, econ duh). You gotta show that you're high IQ. Studying business/finance is easy af and can easily be done by the side of your regular STEM studies. Many CEO's have double degrees. Business/finance is a joke at uni in terms of actual useful things that you learn. Most business/finance students struggle with simple maths which will be a joke to you if you're used to STEM.

Yeah i agree that you definitely have to stand out by firstly going to a top uni, secondly excellent grades and thirdly chosing a more quantitative focus like Operation Research or Information Systems or Quant. Finance.

Its true that at regular uni most business majors are lazy but definitely not at top unis

 

[DicedFeta]

Yeah i agree that you definitely have to stand out by firstly going to a top uni, secondly excellent grades and thirdly chosing a more quantitative focus like Operation Research or Information Systems or Quant. Finance.

Its true that at regular uni most business majors are lazy but definitely not at top unis

Yea at regular uni many are lazy but even at top unis the assigned studies are usually not that hard. What many ambitious business majors do is that they spend lots of time doing internships etc by the side of their studies. Usually hard to compete with the degree alone, at least here in my country.

 

[Gosick]

I would rather study psychology/human behavior coupled with finance/economics than torture myself going hard in coding. The former has a much more practical use in the real world. Most companies/corps are outsourcing at a tremendous rate these days anyway. It's moreso who you know rather than what you know in regards to landing a job if you're not ultra high iq.

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

Yea at regular uni many are lazy but even at top unis the assigned studies are usually not that hard. What many ambitious business majors do is that they spend lots of time doing internships etc by the side of their studies. Usually hard to compete with the degree alone, at least here in my country.

The ultimate goal for top business majors is also not to work yourself but have others or machines generate revenue for you

Thats why i think medicine/dentistry mogs lawy because a lawyer does all the intellectual work himself while a self-employed dentist has his employed dental hygienist and employed dental technicians generate alot of revenue for him while getting minimum wage

 

[Vitruvian]

The ultimate goal for top business majors is also not to work yourself but have others or machines generate revenue for you

Thats why i think medicine/dentistry mogs lawy because a lawyer does all the intellectual work himself while a self-employed dentist has his employed dental hygienist and employed dental technicians generate alot of revenue for him while getting minimum wage

so be an entrepreneur. shocker, u can do that in any field

 

[PubertyMaxxer]

so be an entrepreneur. shocker, u can do that in any field

Yes but why learn complicated specialized engineering when you dont found a company directly related to that which is very unlikely