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Networking, Computer Architecture, Algorithms, Operating Systems, Concurrency, Databases, Real Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Discrete Math, Bayesian Statistics,

Networking, Computer Architecture, Algorithms, Operating Systems, Concurrency, Databases, Real Analysis, Numerical Analysis, Discrete Math, Bayesian Statistics, Functional Programming, Machine Learning, Intro to programming, Computer Security That about covers it for the first 2 years. There needs to be some room for electives as well!

AnimalMuppet 2y ago
Real analysis? For a CS degree? Why?
- cinntaile 2y ago
  My mistake. I meant (multivariable) calculus.
- UK-Al05 2y ago
  Honestly I think rigorous proofs, and using sets to prove things would useful thinking skills for cs.