arpieb

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   by arpieb 9y ago

   > Working full time and taking classes is not easy. Consider quitting and doing it peacefully. Nope, it's definitely not easy. I take two classes full terms, one in the summers while working a full-time day job. I easily spend 20-
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   by arpieb 9y ago

   "How long does it take to complete and receive a degree? We anticipate the typical time for students to complete the OMS CS will be about three years, though we will allow for longer enrollments—up to six years—for those students who n
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   by arpieb 9y ago

   As I recall, you have to complete (2) "foundational" courses (there is a list on the main OMSCS website) within the first 12 months with a grade of B or better. After that, you need to graduate within 36 months after you started.
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   by arpieb 9y ago

   I had been out of school for 12 years when I started the OMSCS program (and my last degree wasn't in CS), but have also been working in the field for a while. I'd strongly suggest brushing up on: * Linear algebra, matrix arithmet
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   by arpieb 9y ago

   I'm about to start my 5th semester (one more to go after this!) in the OMSCS program while working full time. From my perspective, this totally depends on several factors: 1. Your background. This will seriously affect your time spen
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   by arpieb 10y ago

   Sounds very similar to the old webOS app, BlockChalk: https://techcrunch.com/2010/01/08/blockchalk-location/ It dynamically created a message board for geolocations and anyone was free to post to it. It