3 ms·
I see a lot missing, here. No assembly, compilers, linear algebra, or digital design courses that you find in every other CS program. How did this courseload g
by caeril 6y ago
I see a lot missing, here. No assembly, compilers, linear algebra, or digital design courses that you find in every other CS program.
How did this courseload get accredited? (and I say this as someone who never graduated - just showing some respect for the courseload required by some of my peers, here)
- the_only_law 6y agoTo my knowledge, certain accreditations are easier to get than others.
- dnissley 6y agoFWIW, I did this program and assembly / digital design (assuming you mean computer architecture) was pretty well covered in the OS class. They use the Patterson + Hennessey book that many other large universities seem to use. That class was one of the ones that took me the longest since the only background I had was going through the nand to tetris book a few years before. Definitely no compilers or linear algebra though. Personally, I plan on going through some self-study of those topics at some point or another, but I've had a hard time prioritizing them over what seems like more relevant material to the area I've been working in (full stack web dev).
- imtringued 6y agoI was wondering about linear algebra as well. Not sure how you can skip on that.