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There's an abundance of material online to get through an entire CS program on your own, if this is your desire. The problem I've seen with self-study, unless y
by martin1975 7y ago
There's an abundance of material online to get through an entire CS program on your own, if this is your desire. The problem I've seen with self-study, unless you are disciplined, chances are you will not stay the course, even if you follow a plan, unless you're single, with plenty of time/energy to burn toward a program.
My suggestion would be to enroll in a college and pay for your education. This way, you'll be more motivated because the pace will be imposed and it will cost you more than your time if you don't do the work required to pass and more importantly, learn something of value.
- markus_zhang 7y agoI actually second this. I found it struggling to keep the pace, and the thing with study is, if you wait for a few days and try to pick up, you usually have to start over from a previous "milestone", which really sucks. That means unless you are really disciplined, it's difficult to learn the whole stuff by yourself. But I think at least one should be able to learn 2 topics by oneself: A programming language, Basic data structure and algorithm as well. Then he can learn the others leisurely.