bro thats so relatable... 😪 a few days ago i had a math exam, I studied so hard but eventually I got 40 and thus I withdraw from the class because I failed two tests and need to retake the same class for the 3rd time.
This is actually the most relatable comment I've ever seen... Same brother.. the teacher always tells me why I didn't study for the exam when I study 5 hours for it....
I think it’s based of HOW you study, and you should consider using different study techniques. However, in college/university, 5 hours for a test that may give you credits will not be enough.
@@reallytired1855 if calculating lift, drag thrust etc and calculus is fun to you, then sure, and yes I’ve heard aerospace does pay lot but I highly doubt that you’d be payed much in the beginning
If you are a CS student, you would spend more time going onto the internet and copy code rather than coding yourself. Also, you would spend more time debugging code than actually coding.
Thats a lie. Debugging is impossible. Its closer to a) search stackoverflow and copy a answer b)ask on stackoverflow, get ur question removed for duplicate, the. search on stackoverflow and copy a answer
I remember getting a 57 on a quiz in enc1101 and the teacher straight up laughed and said "I think you got the highest grade" like that's supposed to be funny?
My math teacher once gave the grades to all students but when she called my name, she said no I won't give you the mark, it's too bad.. I ended up passing my high school year
Ok so I am CS graduate, currently doing full time SE and doing Masters in CS as well, the description is too accurate. While this may seem depressing to some, I do enjoy my work. The thing about CS is that if you've ever liked problem solving CS is really really good for you. For me it's it becomes less about coding and more about ideas to solve problems and that's what is fun
I graduated from uni a few years back and albeit not majoring in CS, I loved problem solving and python coding for stock market investment. I plan to return to uni for coding and CS related courses in the future because this really used to be what kept me up all night debugging and running backtests.
@@anusuyaroy7143 not sure about average salary in India but the job market do vary a lot. Client or Service based companies might offer as less at 5lpa (7000 USD), and a good product based company might offer 30+lpa (42000+ USD) or even more
The college graduates will always be better, self taught usually just know how to copy paste code, while college graduates go in depth into the science of computers.
@@clashoclan3371 self taught coders know how to write code, college grads actually know how to program. That’s my experience anyways. Because self taught people try to learn 10 programming languages when the thing that really matters is understanding data structures, algorithms, and how the computer physically works.
This is exactly why I'm majoring in CS for college! Ok but actually I just LOVE code. I would be happy to be surrounded by it and if this is how my day would look like, it's my cup of tea.
How can I start loving coding? I entered an intro to cp. I'm a freshman in hs. I abt despise it. I have coding classes twice, one after another. I js sit there looking at the screen with my brain empty. The whole time my back would be aching, I can feel my eyes drying and my head hurting. Then my brain would be comparing me to the smart person who js breezed the whole course with no effort and passion in coding. I hope to consider this a career someday. But goddam.🚶♀️
@@hh-fr9gi CS isn't all coding man, if u dont love coding then u just dont. Don't force urself, there's tons of others fields inside CS that doesnt require coding. People who usually join CS just cause they love code usually fail anyway so that not the way to move ahead.
@@hh-fr9gi @vander monke isn't too far from the truth. Coding is something you either love or hate. You definetly can be 'ok' with coding but if that's the case then coding is something you can learn as a hobby not for a major. CS is not just coding and truth be told, if you join CS just because of coding, you won't fail per se but it'll just be much more harder to get good grades. Passing tests won't be a problem. I love coding but at the same time am part of the tech savvy generation. I learnt how to build a PC overnight because I found out about it and it sounded fun. Things like that, which make you loose track of time and you consider fun is what your passion is and majoring in something related to it is usually the best choice to make. Making an occupation out of a passion is hard and the thing with CS being easier than most is that nearly everyone has something tech related. If you personally want something easy but sad take up CS cus you are part of the group of people who find computers VERY VERY hard to use. (It isn't an insult but nor is it a compliment) > The whole time my back would be aching, I can feel my eyes drying and my head hurting This line basically tells you, you should NOT use technology as much as someone whose job is to use them much less make it your career. You are the type to keep moving and a more visually oriented learner (architect is a great example).
I'm actually in computer science... Last year Bachiller....if that makes any sense, the hard thing is I made 2 years online school and I barely know how to program :"v
@@quarepercutisproximum9582 That is true and that is what I would recommend to people who want to learn how to programme, But bro don't be to harsh on him
I'm a CS students and I can say that the cramming part is true😂😂 we have to write the code on paper during exams and since I was do used to IDE I could not even do some simple coding without using shortcuts every exam is like I'm learning from scratch 😅
“Go to the gym” >As the brother of a math/CS major graduate, that’s where you’re wrong. My presence was required to tell you that you miserably fucked that one up, chief.
@@karolbomba6704 it should be queen but no need to be jealous cuz it's our choice if we want to be happy because a lot of people around me and even my roomate are not happy in what they are doing.. 😊
That exam part hits so fkin hard. I know I'm an above-average coder, I can get assignments done under deadline and even enjoy doing them but exams? I never do well in them. In fact, I absolutely HATE the very concept of exams in computer science, I think they're useless cuz they don't test you on your coding skills, they test you on your ability to memorize shit. Plus whatever you study for it you instantly forget a day after anyways. The best way to actually test the student is through project-based learning. We can learn a lot more by actually creating stuff and overcoming the hurdles.
Would be so awesome if it really were like that. My usual day as a computer science student starts at 8am, studying and watching lectures until 6pm. Occasionally if we got assignments I do them until 11pm.
Wow wtf. I'm a software engineering and this literally looks like you copy and pasted my life. Everyday I say I'm going to wake up at 8am and fucking sleep until 12 after snoozing 8-9 times. The only difference is I somehow got a 100% on my integral calc test
When he said "surprisingly you did well" I thought 'Oh, maybe the person did work hard I guess' and then after he said 40/100 I was like ' That's GOOD!?'
You forgot the group projects. I had more group projects than finals from my CS courses. They said it's because businesses were complaining that their graduates didn't have enough social skills
I've heard stories from a person who used to study in the best IT school and his day was like this: wakd up at 8am go to school, come back at 3pm, 2-3 hours do some shit and until 4am study.
Go to the gym? Nah. Start working at 12pm? I wish. I start working at 3pm LOL Everything else is accurate… I should probably continue watching the lectures I’ve missed 😭
After a lot of thought I want to go into the computer science space because as a kid growing up I was always fascinated with computers and now I practice things like python and C# code aswel as work on computers hardware...
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BAHAHA I didn’t even notice
That teacher stalk him not studying all day
✨These shorts make my day ✨
may cause a heart attack
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"You do really well"
"You got a 40"
bro thats so relatable... 😪
a few days ago i had a math exam, I studied so hard but eventually I got 40 and thus I withdraw from the class because I failed two tests and need to retake the same class for the 3rd time.
hey, at least it is above 25 😏
Atleast passed
40 is average in a lot of college stem classes
@@randomstranger8326 22... Thats the 3rd highest
The exam results is so accurate like why do I do so bad when I confidently studied 😭
This is actually the most relatable comment I've ever seen... Same brother.. the teacher always tells me why I didn't study for the exam when I study 5 hours for it....
@@Aulcus you gotta study more than 5 hours for an exam man
@@arcaneinane man, sometimes I don't sleep and I don't get that very good grades..
@@Aulcus while taking the exam you feel like you lost all of the things you studied?
I think it’s based of HOW you study, and you should consider using different study techniques. However, in college/university, 5 hours for a test that may give you credits will not be enough.
"Your day starts at 9 am"
No please...
"Just kidding 12 pm"
That's easy I can do it...
Man our classes start at 8am everyday
@@Tachi778 my classes start at 8 too..that was just a joke..my parents will kill me if I'll start studying at 12..😅
@@Tachi778 mine starts at 7:30 and no I’m not an adult😅
@@Aqua_Rane Same I’m not even close to being an adult
@@keeshabroadto1005 I got 3 years till I'm 18. Then I can be finally free from the torture of grade school
As an aerospace engineering student, this looks like fun!
Me about to take this
Yo is it fun and worth studying aerospace engineering ?
Aye me too!
@@reallytired1855 if calculating lift, drag thrust etc and calculus is fun to you, then sure, and yes I’ve heard aerospace does pay lot but I highly doubt that you’d be payed much in the beginning
Bruh
If you are a CS student, you would spend more time going onto the internet and copy code rather than coding yourself. Also, you would spend more time debugging code than actually coding.
U think how to do the problem for 1 hour atleast and then u write 70 lines of code and debug for another hour atleast
I can confirm both of these
Yes
Thats a lie. Debugging is impossible. Its closer to
a) search stackoverflow and copy a answer
b)ask on stackoverflow, get ur question removed for duplicate, the. search on stackoverflow and copy a answer
As a CS student, this is 100% true
This comforts me, glad I'm not the only one with this exact schedule
Preparing to major in computer science, can’t wait!
Run
When your teacher don't want to hurt you feeling: Hey, you did really well on exam.
You 👁️👄👁️: 8/100
It hurts more because of irony.
My teachers usually lecture me for like 20 mins if I got low marks especially if it was lower than the previous test
I mean it's more than usually
I remember getting a 57 on a quiz in enc1101 and the teacher straight up laughed and said "I think you got the highest grade" like that's supposed to be funny?
My math teacher once gave the grades to all students but when she called my name, she said no I won't give you the mark, it's too bad.. I ended up passing my high school year
As a computer science student I don't hope this would be my routine
im taking computer science 1-2 in highschool rn loL i really enjoy computers and coding, so i hope ill do fine
Damm I Thought The Ones Who Major In That Knows Everything About Computers
Good luck! My mom majored know computer science and I’ve heard it’s a little more exciting, can speak for everyone though
@@racheld12 my mother is a professor teaching computer science and it's pretty much accurate.
@@jackgamesjack_yt_6267 same
As a student taking computer engineering, this is utterly relatable
"Your day starts at 9AM. Just kidding, 12PM"
This counts as targeted harassment
This would make a really good series. I love your college videos! Keep up the good work and the advice :)
Ok so I am CS graduate, currently doing full time SE and doing Masters in CS as well, the description is too accurate. While this may seem depressing to some, I do enjoy my work. The thing about CS is that if you've ever liked problem solving CS is really really good for you. For me it's it becomes less about coding and more about ideas to solve problems and that's what is fun
😮✨
I'm dreaming to be a game developer, is CS gonna help me with that? I'm still at 11th grade css.
Can you tell me the average salary of a SE India?
I graduated from uni a few years back and albeit not majoring in CS, I loved problem solving and python coding for stock market investment. I plan to return to uni for coding and CS related courses in the future because this really used to be what kept me up all night debugging and running backtests.
@@anusuyaroy7143 not sure about average salary in India but the job market do vary a lot. Client or Service based companies might offer as less at 5lpa (7000 USD), and a good product based company might offer 30+lpa (42000+ USD) or even more
I wanted to study this, but idk anymore …
This video is over exaggerated its a fun major if you like coding and or problem solving I'm currently a cs student
@@dcgaming7897 Do you have to be a genius at math like in M.E or Chem?
@lilbank2521 I wouldn't say a genius, but yes, you have to take a lot of math, but not quite as much as some engineering I think
The fact that after ALL THAT people have the time to watch a movie is rocket science to me
Did you miss the part where it said their day starts at 12 PM?
@@allstar4065 Yeah, I missed that part just like how they missed the lecture from earlier that day....
Honestly yes this is what I am wanting to do in college even though that’s like 2-3 years away
same lol
samee lmao idek why am excited for college when it's not happening anytime soon
Same.
Same
@@nishka9605 cauz high school sucks
If you are in high school
Now that's what I call fun
"your day starts a 12"
His phone : i don't think so
“surprisingly you do really well… you got a 40/100”
Hey that's good bro some of our grades are lower than the chances of reaching the age hundred
@@jaxaxx01 no grade is good if under 85/100 or 3.5/4.0
@@bourbon4033 what school are you in 🤣to get those grace marks
@@zackcarl7861 the best one of my country.
@@bourbon4033 what's it called? Also what major
you do really well! you got a 40/100!!!
That's good actually ngl 😭
40? İts my best score
Excel Sheet:
_has only two words,_
*help me*
I've never seen such an accurate representation of my day expect the gym and the sleeping till 12 pm xD
Gonna be honest
I wanna see a boxing match between self taught and college graduate coders, the tension is too much to ignore
The college graduates will always be better, self taught usually just know how to copy paste code, while college graduates go in depth into the science of computers.
@@clashoclan3371 self taught coders know how to write code, college grads actually know how to program. That’s my experience anyways. Because self taught people try to learn 10 programming languages when the thing that really matters is understanding data structures, algorithms, and how the computer physically works.
This is exactly why I'm majoring in CS for college!
Ok but actually I just LOVE code. I would be happy to be surrounded by it and if this is how my day would look like, it's my cup of tea.
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How can I start loving coding? I entered an intro to cp. I'm a freshman in hs. I abt despise it. I have coding classes twice, one after another. I js sit there looking at the screen with my brain empty. The whole time my back would be aching, I can feel my eyes drying and my head hurting. Then my brain would be comparing me to the smart person who js breezed the whole course with no effort and passion in coding. I hope to consider this a career someday. But goddam.🚶♀️
@@hh-fr9gi CS isn't all coding man, if u dont love coding then u just dont. Don't force urself, there's tons of others fields inside CS that doesnt require coding. People who usually join CS just cause they love code usually fail anyway so that not the way to move ahead.
@@hh-fr9gi also ur in high school lmao u got tons of time, calm down
@@hh-fr9gi @vander monke isn't too far from the truth. Coding is something you either love or hate. You definetly can be 'ok' with coding but if that's the case then coding is something you can learn as a hobby not for a major. CS is not just coding and truth be told, if you join CS just because of coding, you won't fail per se but it'll just be much more harder to get good grades. Passing tests won't be a problem. I love coding but at the same time am part of the tech savvy generation. I learnt how to build a PC overnight because I found out about it and it sounded fun. Things like that, which make you loose track of time and you consider fun is what your passion is and majoring in something related to it is usually the best choice to make. Making an occupation out of a passion is hard and the thing with CS being easier than most is that nearly everyone has something tech related. If you personally want something easy but sad take up CS cus you are part of the group of people who find computers VERY VERY hard to use. (It isn't an insult but nor is it a compliment)
> The whole time my back would be aching, I can feel my eyes drying and my head hurting
This line basically tells you, you should NOT use technology as much as someone whose job is to use them much less make it your career. You are the type to keep moving and a more visually oriented learner (architect is a great example).
As a computer science student, this is how my day usually goes
As someone who intends to major in computer science I am gonna like how college goes
Why is this so true
I'm actually in computer science... Last year Bachiller....if that makes any sense, the hard thing is I made 2 years online school and I barely know how to program :"v
then... start programming? am i missing something here? isn't the fastest way to learn programming to program?
@@quarepercutisproximum9582 i don't have a computer.... I'm planning to get it soon though, so I'll be able to practice
@@giannaaguirre4010 oh i see, i'm glad to hear that! i hope you learn the programming well
@@quarepercutisproximum9582 That is true and that is what I would recommend to people who want to learn how to programme,
But bro don't be to harsh on him
Try researching how to programme in (The programming language you choce) then programme take 2hours into it ,you can do it bro.
I'm a CS students and I can say that the cramming part is true😂😂 we have to write the code on paper during exams and since I was do used to IDE I could not even do some simple coding without using shortcuts every exam is like I'm learning from scratch 😅
“Go to the gym”
>As the brother of a math/CS major graduate, that’s where you’re wrong. My presence was required to tell you that you miserably fucked that one up, chief.
This is 100% relatable 😂. Even the Djikstra's algorithm which is actually easy was so complicated for me to understand when first learning it lol
This is my life description ✨and most annoying part is it goes on repeat every. single. day.... except weekends😂.. But i am pretty happy 😊
Im jealous you can be happy like this, good for you king
@@karolbomba6704 it should be queen but no need to be jealous cuz it's our choice if we want to be happy because a lot of people around me and even my roomate are not happy in what they are doing.. 😊
That exam part hits so fkin hard. I know I'm an above-average coder, I can get assignments done under deadline and even enjoy doing them but exams? I never do well in them. In fact, I absolutely HATE the very concept of exams in computer science, I think they're useless cuz they don't test you on your coding skills, they test you on your ability to memorize shit. Plus whatever you study for it you instantly forget a day after anyways. The best way to actually test the student is through project-based learning. We can learn a lot more by actually creating stuff and overcoming the hurdles.
I’m screaming because this is HILARIOUSLY accurate for me. Every second. 😂 Somehow, I always manage to pull it off though.
Can you do social work next it sounds interesting
Bro, this is so accurate, one of my CS classes started at 8:30 and I often sleep through it almost every week. Just like wow.
Would be so awesome if it really were like that. My usual day as a computer science student starts at 8am, studying and watching lectures until 6pm. Occasionally if we got assignments I do them until 11pm.
The only thing I find un-appealing about Comp Sci is sitting down for hours. I can barely sit down for 20 mins without feeling uncomfortable lmao
relatable
Then there's me who's a gamer, so a stay in the same place for hours...
@@Dark_3333 programming is a highly cognitive task , gaming is different
@@PratyakshTyagiBEE not rlly, i'm a self taught intermediate pythonista and also a gamer, I've both code AND game for 8 hours straight
That fits me perfectly. Thanks Gohan!
Lol when you said 12pm, I felt relieved.
Thank god im not the only one who wake up at 12
I feel like this would be a really cool series! Keep us the good work bro
I actually want to go into computer science so this is really helpful 😂😂😂
I watched 4 Gohar videos in a row on my feed, and I’ve gotta say, not disappointed!
I would probably have the same routine, but wake up at 6 am to grind some games or steal code lol
Wow wtf. I'm a software engineering and this literally looks like you copy and pasted my life. Everyday I say I'm going to wake up at 8am and fucking sleep until 12 after snoozing 8-9 times. The only difference is I somehow got a 100% on my integral calc test
I'm up at 4am, studying for my computer science igcse mock today so this is probably the right time to see it lmao. still going for the major tho :')
„Would you study this?”
I already do.
Bro flamed CS students harder than the astroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 💀
what he wrote at the sprite sheet made me laugh
“help me”
This is exactly what I imagine my computer science college career to be
Same
You make me feel like such an under achiever daily. I would love to see some tricks and advice for regular college students also
I love how each of them still manage to work out
I just understood one thing from this video- "go to bed and watch Netflix"
I would 100% percent study computer science studying it at gcse and loving it
100% percent
It’s hilarious how this is ironically accurate for me😂😂😂
Yup this is what i want to do!
Love this! It should be a series!
That’s actually my hope for a Job after high school’s done
Me who isn't good at computers or any other electronic: "Guess I'll fail"
Please do one of these for Creative Writing!
Me planning on going to art or film school: this just sounds like online school to me 💀
When he said "surprisingly you did well" I thought 'Oh, maybe the person did work hard I guess' and then after he said 40/100 I was like ' That's GOOD!?'
This is surprisingly accurate
Dude I’m only at grade 5 and Taking your advice was the greatest thing ever I went from D- to an A++
As an aspiring comp student, PERFECTO
Haha that’s my plan!!! Except I’ll go to all the lectures. I love computer science so I’ll probably not skip that first lecture.
That's how my day goes for real
As a 14 year old addicted to ML/AI, this is a certified W
"would you study this?"
me: absolutely
not
Actually looking to study computer science!
Ironically enough, I have been learning about Dijkstra's algorithm this week in class!
“You did really well”
40/100😂😂😂😂
Surprisingly you did very well you got it 40/100...
Just want to say thank you for always bringing great content! I love these! ❤️
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When I get older, I might study animatronics and how they are made. And the AI that can be put in them.
Why is this so relatable
Now I would NEVER study computer science.
Honestly, it looks fun, I don't know jackshit about coding but if I did I would totally study computer science
As a CS major, I confirm that this is inaccurate as fuck
It's also one of the most MATH HEAVY courses, so yeah only the hardworking can pass.
These shorts are so entertaining
Yeah, I would study this.
You forgot the group projects. I had more group projects than finals from my CS courses. They said it's because businesses were complaining that their graduates didn't have enough social skills
…. that’s cause we don’t have ANY social skills.
Hey Gohar could you do a video covering Pre AP vs AP. I really need help deciding which Couse to take. Thanks
Pre APs are generally prerequisites to AP courses, but Pre Ap is like honors, weighted (if you have an A) is 4.5, while AP is 5.0.
@@sophia.shetty I see, so after that course, do you think I could take and AP test?
I've heard stories from a person who used to study in the best IT school and his day was like this: wakd up at 8am go to school, come back at 3pm, 2-3 hours do some shit and until 4am study.
The pause before “bed” always gets me.
Go to the gym? Nah.
Start working at 12pm? I wish. I start working at 3pm LOL
Everything else is accurate… I should probably continue watching the lectures I’ve missed 😭
I literally didn’t study for a computer science exam and I got 100%
(I literally got an award cause I was the first person to do that in like 5 years)
Seems pretty chill
Bro that sounds so good
Biology!
Just any life sciences. That’s what I plan to major in.
After a lot of thought I want to go into the computer science space because as a kid growing up I was always fascinated with computers and now I practice things like python and C# code aswel as work on computers hardware...
"Me saw computer science".
"SCROLLS Instantly".
the canvas screen is peak uni
Bro still had time for a movie 💀
Just sounds like a regular day to me
Looks amazing
Bro I just started computer science as my major I think this is a sign
I'm doing this next year pretty accurate on how I would live and how friends ik who studies cs live
I know the commentary is like bad omen vibes but im honestly so excited for everything he said
You forgot to include watching the Social Network for inspiration.
My major is MIS, so related to computer science and this is suprisingly accurate lol