What should I do during my semester break?
What should I do during my semester break?
Here are some fruitful activities you can indulge in during your semester break without incurring heavy monetary losses.
- A Movie Marathon.
- Day Trips About the Area.
- Cleaning Out Your Closet.
- Hiking.
- Mural-Hunting.
- Food-Hopping Adventures.
- Visiting a Public Museum or Gallery.
- Classic Binge-Fest.
What do you do during holidays?
If you want to get the absolute best benefit out of your holiday break, here’s what you really need to do:
- Unplug from work.
- Get plenty of sleep.
- Try out a new skill.
- Do something memorable.
- Spend time with family, friends, or community.
- Enjoy yourself.
Does college have a dress code?
Most American colleges and universities do no have a formal dress code for students of any gender (The exceptions are military institutes in which the entire student body wears a uniform.) However, dress generally is casual but decent.
What are the introductory courses for a minor in Computer Science?
Students pursuing a Minor in Computer Science are suggested to complete one of the initial CS courses in their first year. This will be either one of the various introductory courses (CS 102, CS 104, CS 105, or CS 106) or Data Structures and Algorithms (CS 103, CS 150).
How do I get into computer science as a non-major?
If you are at all interested in Computer Science, take a class and talk to the department faculty. Even if you decide CS is not for you, computer science introductory courses (CS 104, CS 105, CS 106) and the computational methods introductory course (CM 151) count as Common Course of Study Natural Science credit for non-majors.
What courses should I take in the first spring semester?
This includes both one of the various introductory courses (CS 102, CS 104, CS 105, or CS 106) and Data Structures and Algorithms (CS 103, CS 150). It is typically advised that first-year students take Discrete Structures (MATH 182) during the first spring semester.
How can I become a good programmer in 2 months?
For now avoid internships and utilize the entire 2 months to gain full command over at least one programming language. ( the likes of PHP, Python, Java, C++..any one) Side by side start subscribing to technical blogs in order to stay updated about what are the latest trends in the field of Computer Science.