🔒 Closed Computer Science

[fazz12]

cs graduate here (cum laude pa hahaha), mostly puro theories, algos and logic ang mga core subject samin. Halos hindi kami nag hahardware actual, puro software activities. . Search mo sa google yung 'automata', one of the subject yan sa CS.

balitang balita: isdang nag aaral lumangoy, nalunod!
de jok lang. kaso waley na penesh na. otomata na kagad eh di pa nga marunong ng hello world si ts

anyway, sinagot ko na to sa kabilang thread.
aralin mo ts in order:
1. algorithm
2. pseudocode and flowchart
3. c++
4. html, css
5. javascript
6. vb.net/c#/java
sa software development yan ang basics.

kaso baka interesado ka sa hardware at networking (hindi yung "open minded ka ba?" na networking, iba yon). bili k ng crimping tool, rj 45 at utp cable, at pag aralan mo kung pano mag peer to peer network ng dalawang computer saka mag file sharing at remote desktop. yan ang basic dun.

 

[kingjaek]

balitang balita: isdang nag aaral lumangoy, nalunod!
de jok lang. kaso waley na penesh na. otomata na kagad eh di pa nga marunong ng hello world si ts

anyway, sinagot ko na to sa kabilang thread.
aralin mo ts in order:
1. algorithm
2. pseudocode and flowchart
3. c++
4. html, css
5. javascript
6. vb.net/c#/java
sa software development yan ang basics.

kaso baka interesado ka sa hardware at networking (hindi yung "open minded ka ba?" na networking, iba yon). bili k ng crimping tool, rj 45 at utp cable, at pag aralan mo kung pano mag peer to peer network ng dalawang computer saka mag file sharing at remote desktop. yan ang basic dun.

aw buti pa kayo pinag hardware, saamin, ni hardware pc trouble shooting hindi tinuro. hahaha

 

[-Zetsu-]

go with the algo,flowchart tsaka depende sa school niyo kung ano specialty nilang programming language pero samin kasi c++ for foundation of php. Second year survivor of comsci here

 

[Migfus]

Enjoy mo lng pag programming kasi maaadik kas sa codes. Mostly kasi para kang detective at the same time killer.

 

[haxxorisme]

cs graduate here (cum laude pa hahaha), mostly puro theories, algos and logic ang mga core subject samin. Halos hindi kami nag hahardware actual, puro software activities. . Search mo sa google yung 'automata', one of the subject yan sa CS.

ano na field of expertise mo ngayon, sir? Employed po or self-employed? curious lang hihi

 

[fazz12]

aw buti pa kayo pinag hardware, saamin, ni hardware pc trouble shooting hindi tinuro. hahaha

requirement kasi samin yun na pasado sa NC II ng Tesda bago grumaduate ng com sci. kaya meron talagang hardware at networking. baklas kabit dikit

 

[Clrkz]

as graduating computer science
ang tip ko lang sayo mag solid full stack web ka, wag mo madalii syempre ifamiliarize mo muna mga languages.
and java programming language, kasi pag may alam ka sa multi platform nato you can create windows,android,ios applications.
just focus.

 

[kingjaek]

as graduating computer science
ang tip ko lang sayo mag solid full stack web ka, wag mo madalii syempre ifamiliarize mo muna mga languages.
and java programming language, kasi pag may alam ka sa multi platform nato you can create windows,android,ios applications.
just focus.

js is already powerful enough for those tasks. Mobile - react native, desktop app (electron, node.js). Java's learning curve is steep but powerful.

 

[kingjaek]

ano na field of expertise mo ngayon, sir? Employed po or self-employed? curious lang hihi

programmer ako now sa province namin in MIS department.

 

[pixkit]

guys fresh graduate po ako sa high school, gusto ko lang po sna mag tanong sa mga
other colleges level
ask ko lang po sna kung anu ang best na i study pra sa first year college about sa computer science
kasi gusto lang maging ready so sna
po may makaka pag suggest da best na pag aralam


Slmat po

This depends on the college. I'll tell you my experience in the US and in the Phil so you get two perspectives:

In the US (I won't mention the college), as Computer Science and Computer Engineering, both have the same subjects for first year students.

• Calculus
• English
• Humanities
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• A basic programming class (maybe C, JavaScript, or Java)

In the Phil, as Computer Science, I'd say it was more basic:

• Algebra (this puzzles me when you have already passed Calculus)
• English (another puzzle when you have taken advanced English classes in the US)
• Physical Ed
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• A basic programming class (maybe VisualBasic lol or Pascal)
• Typing
• Chemistry/Physics

I'd say focus on learning algorithm and data structures because it's more aligned with Computer Engineering/Science/Programming/Development.

However, keep in mind the following:

Computer Science is not the same as Programmer or Software Developer or Software Engineer.

Computer Engineering is not the same as Electrician.

Apples and oranges comparison.

 

[Minato NamikaZee]

Thanks pal

 

[Josemari_10]

This depends on the college. I'll tell you my experience in the US and in the Phil so you get two perspectives:

In the US (I won't mention the college), as Computer Science and Computer Engineering, both have the same subjects for first year students.

• Calculus
• English
• Humanities
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• A basic programming class (maybe C, JavaScript, or Java)

In the Phil, as Computer Science, I'd say it was more basic:

• Algebra (this puzzles me when you have already passed Calculus)
• English (another puzzle when you have taken advanced English classes in the US)
• Physical Ed
• Algorithms and Data Structures
• A basic programming class (maybe VisualBasic lol or Pascal)
• Typing
• Chemistry/Physics

I'd say focus on learning algorithm and data structures because it's more aligned with Computer Engineering/Science/Programming/Development.

However, keep in mind the following:

Computer Science is not the same as Programmer or Software Developer or Software Engineer.

Computer Engineering is not the same as Electrician.

Apples and oranges comparison.

thanks sa info