Computer science geeks...help/suggestions needed
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Computer science geeks...help/suggestions needed
Any suggestions on which books/programs i should start using before i start my first year?
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i had to take c++ as a class (that's as far as i got, then i dropped out of college and went to a tech school later). i'd say read up on windows manuals and stuff (maybe a windows bible), some *nix (linux/unix) stuff, any programming language you might be learning), :dunno:.
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you should read any books on structured programming. programming is a way of thinking. if you grasp the fundamental concepts, then you can prog in any language.
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Originally posted by Kamikazee
you should read any books on structured programming. programming is a way of thinking. if you grasp the fundamental concepts, then you can prog in any language.
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you should read any books on structured programming. programming is a way of thinking. if you grasp the fundamental concepts, then you can prog in any language.
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we don't use any windows machiens in our development labs...so that would be a waste of time for many schools.
learn the meaning of OO and you'll be very far ahead.
learn the meaning of OO and you'll be very far ahead.
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fuji, i i have my CS checklist for the four years of CS major students and in sophmore year there OO software design
my freshman year its just obj-oriented development, intro to CS, and internet & systems software...the rest is math. They're takin the first year easy
another thing for the 2nd year is unix....guess i'll look into that too.
fuji, i i have my CS checklist for the four years of CS major students and in sophmore year there OO software design
my freshman year its just obj-oriented development, intro to CS, and internet & systems software...the rest is math. They're takin the first year easy
another thing for the 2nd year is unix....guess i'll look into that too.
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oo is a good start
im a kinesthetic learner (learn by doing) so there probably wasnt a good place to start for me
i took a vb class 5 years ago and learned the basics from there
c++ is a bit harder but there are those that will argue that starting with vb causes you to develop bad programming habits
as long as you have a good teacher you should be fine
im a kinesthetic learner (learn by doing) so there probably wasnt a good place to start for me
i took a vb class 5 years ago and learned the basics from there
c++ is a bit harder but there are those that will argue that starting with vb causes you to develop bad programming habits
as long as you have a good teacher you should be fine