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For those interested, I studied at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. The CS courses I took were: Imperative programming (learned C#, nice course), Compute
by kutkloon7 9y ago
For those interested, I studied at Utrecht University in the Netherlands. The CS courses I took were:
Imperative programming (learned C#, nice course),
Computer science project (program something in a group),
Logic for computer science,
Web design,
Computer architecture and networks (terrible: no practicals, just an exam),
Databases,
Graphics (fun, but only learned how to write shaders in glsl),
Functional programming,
Data structures,
Algorithms,
Modelling and system development (we learned working with UML diagrams; the course was way too 'soft' for me),
3d modelling,
Software project (again, program something in a group. we did something for a two-man company with a delusional CEO, which went bankrupt while we were working on the project),
Security,
Concurrency
I filled the rest of the curriculum with math courses. I have to admit the whole thing (not just the CS part) looks so meager when I look at the courses I followed. Can't believe I spent 4 years on it.