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Hey anons!
I'm an European CS undergrad and I've seen a lot of hate towards CS and I was really wondering why.
Is it considered a meme only in America or also in the world?
These are all the courses I had to take/am taking now/took voluntarily in my 3 years of being in uni:
Advanced Use of Linux Operating System
Algorithms and Data Structures
Artificial Intelligence
BSc Thesis
Basic Use of Linux Operating System
Commercial Law
Communication Networks
Communication Skills
Computer Architecture 1
Databases
Digital Logic
Economics and Managerial Decision Making
Electronics 1C
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
Information Theory
Interactive Computer Graphics
Introduction to Pattern Recognition
Introduction to R programming language
Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
Laboratory and Skills - Matlab
Management in Engineering
Mathematics 1
Mathematics 2
Mathematics 3C
Object-Oriented Programming
Operating Systems
Physics 1
Physics 2C
Probability and Statistics
Programming Language Translation
Programming and Software Engineering
Quality Management C
Scripting Languages
Seminar
Signals and Systems
Software Design
Software Design Project
Sustainable Development and Environment
Some of those were really hard to pass...
What courses are they offering in your country for CS?
I'm an European CS undergrad and I've seen a lot of hate towards CS and I was really wondering why.
Is it considered a meme only in America or also in the world?
These are all the courses I had to take/am taking now/took voluntarily in my 3 years of being in uni:
Advanced Use of Linux Operating System
Algorithms and Data Structures
Artificial Intelligence
BSc Thesis
Basic Use of Linux Operating System
Commercial Law
Communication Networks
Communication Skills
Computer Architecture 1
Databases
Digital Logic
Economics and Managerial Decision Making
Electronics 1C
Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering
Information Theory
Interactive Computer Graphics
Introduction to Pattern Recognition
Introduction to R programming language
Introduction to Theoretical Computer Science
Laboratory and Skills - Matlab
Management in Engineering
Mathematics 1
Mathematics 2
Mathematics 3C
Object-Oriented Programming
Operating Systems
Physics 1
Physics 2C
Probability and Statistics
Programming Language Translation
Programming and Software Engineering
Quality Management C
Scripting Languages
Seminar
Signals and Systems
Software Design
Software Design Project
Sustainable Development and Environment
Some of those were really hard to pass...
What courses are they offering in your country for CS?
