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It seems like you want something more concrete than abstract to work on, but if you want something that is very challenging and rewarding studying The Art of Co
by tkahn6 16y ago
It seems like you want something more concrete than abstract to work on, but if you want something that is very challenging and rewarding studying The Art of Computer Programming Vol. 1 is something you should consider.
Depending on the program you're in, you might get this material from your CS program but judging from comments here on HN about the quality of CS programs in most schools, you won't.
- eru 16y agoAlso Okasaki's "Purely Functional Data Structures" book is a nice and meaty thing to read. (Though I have to admit that of course it's much easier to read than The Art of Computer programming--at least judged by the metric that I actually read Okasaki's book, but wouldn't read tAoC just for fun.)