I'm currently a 2nd year in EECS while also double majoring in IEOR. I just wanted to say that this video really lifted up my spirits. The exams are brutal and these lower divs only get harder. I'm planning on taking 61C, 70, and 188 this upcoming semester. But as long as I can persevere and push through, I'll be okay. We're in this together! lol
this is basically the default comp sci experience. I'm nearly in my last semester (currently 5/6) of my comp sci bachelor and i can definitly relate to what you said. Even though I have not failed a single comp sci class, most exams resulted in a B- or a C. However I still think I'm on the better performing / harder working side of students. Furthermore I noticed, since I started working at a software development company, that most of the things thaught in uni did not even come close to being useful at this job. Obv this depends on the job, but I mainly do web projects using Angular and 95% of what I know about this comes from doing coding projects on my own, and not from uni. Still nice to have a comp sci degree I guess, right? cool video, super relatable lol
Hey, I'm a junior in high school who just got a C my first semester of computer science A. I honestly thought that it was over for me because of this, but this video really motivated me because of how successful you are. Do you have any advice for me going forwards? Thank you!
Thank you for this video. I'm a freshman going into Comp Eng and I felt very similarly about what you said about AP CS A and Frontend vs Backend. Hearing your experience has renewed some hope in continuing my cs journey. Thank you🙏
Dang I feel bag for you studying computer science. I am studying environmental engineering in Beijing. You do seem like a hard worker. Have you taken mbti test before
Thank you for sharing your experience. Honestly grades aren’t super deterministic for industry success. I am also a CS major in Berkeley and a junior. My grades have been pretty strong and I do projects outside the class, but I am absolutely failing the internship search. Keep up the great work.
Keep posting. Honestly, more people need to discover your channel
love the yt grind!
I'm currently a 2nd year in EECS while also double majoring in IEOR. I just wanted to say that this video really lifted up my spirits. The exams are brutal and these lower divs only get harder. I'm planning on taking 61C, 70, and 188 this upcoming semester. But as long as I can persevere and push through, I'll be okay.
We're in this together! lol
this is basically the default comp sci experience.
I'm nearly in my last semester (currently 5/6) of my comp sci bachelor and i can definitly relate to what you said. Even though I have not failed a single comp sci class, most exams resulted in a B- or a C. However I still think I'm on the better performing / harder working side of students.
Furthermore I noticed, since I started working at a software development company, that most of the things thaught in uni did not even come close to being useful at this job. Obv this depends on the job, but I mainly do web projects using Angular and 95% of what I know about this comes from doing coding projects on my own, and not from uni. Still nice to have a comp sci degree I guess, right?
cool video, super relatable lol
EECS major (BS, MS, PhD) from the 80’s and 90’s - I now work at AWS. Love your stories perseverance. Hang in there!
Hey, I'm a junior in high school who just got a C my first semester of computer science A. I honestly thought that it was over for me because of this, but this video really motivated me because of how successful you are. Do you have any advice for me going forwards? Thank you!
I had exactly same situation as you. I never wanted to do CS, and didn't understand anything.
i’m gonna start majoring in computer science for software engineering and i’m pretty hesitant bc i’m not good with math, but i hope i can do my best🥲
Blud put on a lebron 2016 finals performance
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Thank you for this video. I'm a freshman going into Comp Eng and I felt very similarly about what you said about AP CS A and Frontend vs Backend. Hearing your experience has renewed some hope in continuing my cs journey. Thank you🙏
Dang I feel bag for you studying computer science. I am studying environmental engineering in Beijing. You do seem like a hard worker. Have you taken mbti test before
yea i’m an enfj haha
Thank you for sharing your experience. Honestly grades aren’t super deterministic for industry success. I am also a CS major in Berkeley and a junior. My grades have been pretty strong and I do projects outside the class, but I am absolutely failing the internship search. Keep up the great work.
she was a diversity hire bro
@@gameacc6079 I don’t agree with that. She seemed pretty strong in industry.
you know you only got in due to gender diversity quota right