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If we give up a bit of our snobbery on what is Computer Science, we may realize this is probably a sane starting point for a lot of students. The generation tod
by evnix 3y ago
If we give up a bit of our snobbery on what is Computer Science, we may realize this is probably a sane starting point for a lot of students. The generation today hasn't grown up with computers like we did, most only had a cellphone which hides away even basic things like the filesystem and goes to the extreme extents to stop you from tinkering with it.
You need a foundation for you to start making sense and to connect the dots for even the basic assumptions and theories that you may come up with.
Another way to put it is you need to know numbers(or atleast a basic sense of what they are) before you do math.
- _a_a_a_ 3y agoProbably is a good starting point. But it's not computer science, which is (IMO) a mathematical or at least more formal approach. edit: does look good, I'll dive in.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoStarting from C and calling that 'from the bottom up' is just misleading.