Thank you very much for this feedback. > . But it is when I tried some theoretical courses that I realized how much I had to learn in this domain. > I never l

Thank you very much for this feedback. > . But it is when I tried some theoretical courses that I realized how much I had to learn in this domain. > I never learnt anything about advanced algorithmic, or graph theory before, or language semantics. But in the end, by knowing all that I really look at a problem with a different point of view than before. I am able to imagine some new tricky algorithm etc. This is exactly what I have found myself going through since making an attempt to switch to 3d video game development. Specifically with the game I'm currently building and some other things I've wanted to get involved with (I've taken an interest in AI lately... like everyone else). I can see how having more math in my past would help greatly. That said I've been studying algorithms and supplementing my math with books from the library. I also have a list of bookmarks to various CS courses. I just need to block out time and watch them.