What are some good electives for a computer science major?
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Where can I study a semester abroad in Japan as a computer engineering major?
I'm currently an undergraduate student at a university in the United States. I am majoring in Computer Engineering with minors in math and computer science. Most programs for Japan I've seen are more for language and social science majors. I do not get much elective flexibility as far as those subjects go because I only have two of social science electives in my program. One of my upcoming semesters just contains electrical engineering electives, computer science electives and a social science elective...
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If I understand you correctly, you want to do study abroad in Japan but take Computer Engineering classes...
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Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering/ Computer Science?
Let me explain. At my college, Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering / Computer Science (dual major) are exactly the same classes, but with a few electives that are different (if I remember right). I am EECS major. I love computer programming...
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The answer to question one looks like, in the near future, software engineering will have the largest...
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What are the electives that the Computer Science 4th year students of DCE should take and why?
We have been asked to submit a common preference of electives that the Computer Science 4th years want to take. Everyone will then have to choose between the few electives (out of those preferences) that are offered. Although all the batch will have...
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I like your innocence, keep it, it is a good thing. There are NO ELECTIVES. You will be forced to study...
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Which computer science electives do you think are best?
I'm a junior student majoring in CS. Next semester I have to take 2-4 elective courses. From these courses, which do you think better to be enrolled in terms of difficulty, future impact, etc. Data Mining Machine Learning NLP Computational Geometry Cryptography...
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Here's my opinion: Compilers has typically been a core topic in co...
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What are the best electives for computer science?
I need two to three computer electives courses from my major of computer science, most of the clases that I already took are C++, but I am not sure which will be my better option for ...show more
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That's kind of hard to tell, since it really depends on what you are focusing in. Are you planning on...
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I have got two admissions (NYU and GaTech) for Fall 2014 as follows: a) New York University - Masters in Data Science Curriculum: Curriculum - Center for Data Science Electives: Pre-Approved Elective Courses - Center for Data Science The program is specific...
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NYU ! (Full disclosure - I have PhD from NYU, 1984, so I am biased). However, NYU has assembled a...
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What are the best CS electives to take for a Computer Science major undergrad?
There are so many options! Networks, Databases, Adv OS, Artificial Intelligence, Computer Graphics...and I'm interested in taking all of them, though that's not really possible. Any ideas on what's useful in the current tech climate, and how I should...
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I think it is important to understand the machine below you so you can make important optimizations...
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What are the most and least useful upper division computer science electives?
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I'd say the most useful upper divison elective course is Compilers. Not only is it fascinating to understand...
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If you are enjoying the competitive programming that's great. Continue doing so, and practice and practice...
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My best estimate is ~5. You might be able to squeeze in 2-3 more, but that will mean compromizes, big...