Most make the mistake of choosing a BS instead of a BCSA. A Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts is still a valid computer science degree and will teach you most of the modern popular concepts of computer programming with only like 1-2 math courses. Just a tip, anytime you choose a BS (Bachelor of Science) - it's similiar to saying "I passionately love math with all my heart". So before you drop out, consider switching to a BCSA instead, most colleges offer an Arts alternative of CS...it's much easier when considering the math required.

Did you finish the challnge?

He got those lizard eyes, each eye looking different directions barely blinking.

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Most if not all Computer science students will go through Calculus and and some sort of Discrete Mathematics. These topics are really hard for first year students because most K-12 schools don't require you to have little to none background on Logic instead they come to college and go through the first course in coding thinking "coding is pretty easy" and comes 2nd semester they all are wanting to drop/switch majors because the workload is too intense.

Because most student just thought the high paying salary but no interest in CS concept theory. And social media hype lead to everyone wanting to major CS, and end up dropping out.

So I just need to be good at math in order to do well in compsci right

The university I went to banked on the dropout rate. They ran the freshmen through a few courses with high lab fees that were taught by TA's so they were low expense classes and pocketed the surplus for use in the higher level courses once the students had been whittled down to the ones that were serious. Not that the school wanted students to fail, but they weren't going to hold their hand all the way through the program either.

It helped me with my project, thanks.

You stopped here?

Hmm .... the highest non-CS specific math I had to take was Linear Algebra. So, everything up to Calc 2 then Linear. Oh and I guess statistics. The only CS-specific math I took was Discrete Structures. So, it's really not much more math than any other science or engineering-type field.

I bet that Calc II contributes a surprising amount to that 9.8% drop rate.

You’re here because you didn’t pay attention in class , didn’t you??

Cuz it's hard as fuk.

i'm not sure why the videos stopped after Chapter 3, but that's where I'm at in my online course right now. Your videos were so helpful to me. I just wanted to let you know that and thank you for taking the time to make the ones that you have ☺

People are lured by the promise of getting a high-paying job. The ones with no aptitude soon quit.

im about to graduate with my BA in economics with a minor in business and i will like to give my two cents on this. i enjoy the concepts of compci (i'm currently taking some compsci electives such as algorithm design and analysis) and i'm learning how to program using javascript, python, R and SQL, (for data analysis) but i think also part of the reason compsci has a high drop out rate is the perceived return of investment after getting the degree. the job market for software engineers is crazy right now as people are getting laid off. i feel like a great mix of compsci and a somewhat understanding of microeconomic theory (how firms and businesses work) can make a solid compsci degree absolutely worth it! my advice, don't just get the compsci degree because everyone else is doing it. figure out a solid plan with the degree, learn the costs and benefits of choosing the degree (pros vs cons) and then earn that high paying job that can land you a decent living space. i'm from california, and living conditions here are way expensive than it should be!

It's amusing that the calc required for majors like Comp-Sci are actually very nearly nearly never used in comp-sci. Calc, for instance, can be useful in physics simulations but that's not comp-sci, that's physics or engineering. Maybe linear algebra might be used in parts of discrete math (often a weed-out course for comp-sci) like in hashing or more typically in crypto. Heck, the only computer topic where calc is really useful/necessary would be stuff like machine-learning. Generally, calc won't be used IN comp-sci, and rather nearly never post graduation in your career either.

You forgot Reason #1 people are dumb

I'd like to see this Gentlemans lab.

What a funny code style 😂, but i like this content

I dropped from a CS major to a CS minor. I had a lot of fun writing my own programs, had all A in my projects and homeworks, I also went to a T20 school in the US for CS. My problem started when I realized I was a really bad test taker, and couldn't pass Algo. If all my classes only graded me on my programming skills I would be an A+ student, but being a nervous test takers, and not being able to critically thinking out of my way fast enough really made me feel depressed. The fact that I would ace 50% of projects and then fail 50% of the tests to get a passing C in my classes destroyed my self confidence. It made my doubt myself, with the addition that I was risking losing my scholarship I just couldn't deal with the pressure anymore. I still haven't give up yet tho. Just because one way doesn't work for me doesn't mean the entire path is closed for me. Just need to do more leetcode, more algo practice and more projects.

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Isn't this statistic based on UK universities?

I think there are 3 main reasons: 1- People want to learn practical skills like programming, hacking, anything they will use in their job after graduating, but universities are TERRIBLE in teaching practical skills. People realize they are not learning anything useful and don't want to waste any more time. 2- You can learn all the material online for free. Actually education online is most likely much better than education at your university, unless you are going to MIT or Harvard. 3- There are so many unrelated classes in a CS degree, like physics, General Electives, very technical classes about computers or some Electronics Engineering classes, it's complete waste of time

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I'm a first year and I'm (imo) awesome at programming (been coding since middle school). The math, however, is humbling... Not failing or dropping out, but math is still the worst part of this degree for me.

if i use print delay fuctions instead does it still work?

Hello ! thank you so much for the tutorial but I have an error with the path : "path_2_1" is not definedPylancereportUndefinedVariable Do you have an idea of why I have this pb ? Thank you so much again for this amazing tutorial

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I could not see anything

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Can anyone please help me, what should I write on my resume about this project description

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Thank yoy so much You helped me very much

it should be 9/5 not 5/9

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I m 22 ,5years old I was biology student in college but now C's student I m bad at math but good at logic I believe I m good at programming , only bad thing I did not understand calculus 2 because I didn't. Try it in my life

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Appreciate this tutorial man...tried this on my own but was stuck on few things but your video cleared it all up, Heres my code - import java.util.Scanner; public class Account { public double balance = 1000; public double previousTrans; Account(String name, String Acc_no){ System.out.println("Welcome, "+ name); System.out.println("Your Account number: "+Acc_no); } public void Showmenu(){ System.out.println("What would you like to do?"); System.out.println(); System.out.println("a. Check your balance"); System.out.println("b. Make a deposit"); System.out.println("c. Make a withdrawal"); System.out.println("d. Check interest rate"); System.out.println("f. Check previous transaction"); System.out.println("g. Exit"); System.out.println(); System.out.println("Enter an option :"); System.out.println(); Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); char option = '0'; do { char option1 = input.next().charAt(0); option = Character.toLowerCase(option1); switch (option) { case 'a': System.out.println("Your account balance :" + balance + " Taka"); System.out.println("Enter an option :"); break; case 'b': System.out.println("Enter the amount you want to deposit: "); double deposit = input.nextDouble(); input.nextLine(); balance = balance + deposit; previousTrans = deposit; System.out.println("Your new Balance is " + balance + " Taka"); System.out.println("Enter an option :"); break; case 'c': System.out.println("Enter the amount you would like to withdraw :"); double withdraw = input.nextDouble(); input.nextLine(); if (withdraw > 0 && withdraw <= balance) { balance = balance - withdraw; previousTrans= -withdraw; System.out.println("Your new Balance is " + balance + " Taka"); } else { System.out.println("Invalid"); } System.out.println("Enter an option :"); break; case 'd': System.out.println("Enter the interest rate annually :"); float percentage = input.nextFloat(); input.nextLine(); System.out.println("Your annual interest rate is "+percentage+"%"); balance = balance + (balance * (percentage / 100)); System.out.println("Your new balance will be : " + balance + "Taka"); System.out.println("Enter an option :"); break; case 'f': if(previousTrans > 0){ System.out.println("Amount deposited : "+ previousTrans); }else if(previousTrans < 0){ System.out.println("Withdrawn amount : "+ Math.abs(previousTrans)); }else{ System.out.println("No transaction occured"); } System.out.println("Enter an option :"); break; case 'g': System.exit(0); break; default: System.out.println("Invalid option"); System.out.println("Enter an option :"); } }while(option != 'g'); } }

I know I'm a couple years late on this one, but I managed to shorten the redundancies of the time delay a bit by adding all the print string lines into a list, then iterating through each list item, while also iterating through each character in those strings in the list. something like this: def path_1(): path_1_list = [" This is the first line from this path.", " This is the second line from this path.", " This is the third.", " ETC..." for s in path_1_list: for char in s: sys.stdout.write(char) sys.stdout.flush() time.sleep(c) time.sleep(a) print() Then just do this for each path function rather than for each line in that path. And of course this adds the time delay to each of the lines, rather than just the spoken quotes as you had it, but still one way to cut out a lot of the redundancies in the code. Not the only way of course, but A way for sure. Thanks for the awesome tips on this code! Was a fun project to mess around with for sure.

Well what made feel sad is there aren’t many entry-level opportunities, it’s like you should graduate or born as an expert and funny part they forgot themselves that they were juniors a long time ago lol

computer science is supposed to be a "science" major while computer engineering is "engineering". A lot of CS students plan to do "engineering" or "business" job, when they find out the nature of CS, they drop out.

i have a question. For each of the functions, why don't you use while (amount !=0) instead of if statement?