An Entire Computer Science Degree in 11 Minutes

An Entire Computer Science Degree in 11 Minutes.

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Finally a story from a student who wasnt a coding prodigy, or a maths genius blitzing through his major like butter. Ive seen so many of these other stories which have people speedrun to internships and somehow graduate flawlessly with a 4.0 all while making their own semi-professional full stack app. Glad theres a realistic experience of the average compsci student on display now. I think your story is alot more encouraging than those prodigies who 90percent of us cant even relate to. At least students who look at this know that its ok not to be hyper successful at first. Understanding the struggles that come with learning leaves you much more well off to deal with tougher challenges in the future. All the best!!

[filyboy]

dude your story telling abilities are lowkey really good. like i was dead focused the entire time and really enjoyed listening to your coding journey. 👍

[jackyFreeFire]

Lesson 1: Just start
Lesson 2: Work hard to learn code
Lesson 3: Concepts and topics build on one another so take your required classes as fast as possible, and back to back
Lesson 4:Work smarter, not harder
Lesson 5: Master the basics (math and compiter science)
Lesson 6: Things worth having don't come easily
Lesson 7: Come to your own conclusion
Lesson 8: Doing is the way to learn

[itskika.t]

I just graduated from a CS major, and after 5 long years (bachelors + masters) I couldn’t relate more to your video. Your academic path is scarily equal to mine, and you just unlocked trauma that I thought I had buried deep down! I wish I had seen a video like this 5 years ago, as it was extremely inspiring. Thanks for your honesty, and best of luck!

[VerbalVantage]

In my second year of CS right now and I’m feeling the heat with discrete, logic in programming, circuits, and c/c++/prolog/scheme class. It’s tough right now but this video reminded me to not give up. Thanks for sharing your journey.

[dan_rad]

For anyone that is curious it's "nought" not "not". We don't use it to replace zero all the time. Common usage is "noughts and crosses" or tic tac toe as you call it and nought to 60 when talking about MPH speed.

For scores we typically use "nil" in replace of 0.

[spicyjuan]

This is really inspiring honestly, I really appreciate the segment where you tell us about coming to our own conclusions since it's what worries me and stresses me out about taking this path

[BlakeT]

Thanks for sharing your journey Kevin - I'm 36 years old and beginning my journey to BSCS - and I appreciate the honesty about the challenges and lessons learned through your eyes!

[motherssmile]

Thanks for sharing this story. I have also been struggling for the past few years with my CS major. I feel understood, comforted, and encouraged. Well done!

[staz]

So relatable. I took a break from coding modules last year and now data structures are messing with my life. Solid advice on doing them as fast as possible and back to back 👌🏽. Wish I knew this sooner

[GermanBarrabia]

Very well edited sir. And I do procrastinate when I'm crunching thoughts thru my mind on how code would look like, and every each time I always get to the same conclusion... Doing is better than thinking about doing it!

[salemthibodeaux]

Thank you so much for this video! I was considering going back to school for computer science and you helped me to see it's not so bad and I shouldn't be scared.

[WasReloading]

Needed this. I am second semester in and OOP is not an easy topic for me. Definitely always intimidating when some people have prior experience and breeze through. Through passion and hard work I hope to get there 💪

[gnk_droid]

I'm about to go back at 30 to get my BS in Software Dev and this is really nice to hear. I'm no tech prodigy but I know a thing or two and learning to code seems really daunting but also interesting and exciting. Glad to see the perspective of a more typical person I can relate to without having done coding and such from the age of 12

[verlove]

Awesome video. Thank you for sharing the journey!🎉

[vinniy]

I’m a CJ major trying to work on code, and this is fairly inspiring. Thank you!

[Alborzhakimi]

What an amazing video. It takes quite a bit of introspection and communication skills for one to be able to formulate their experience in such a manner so that others learn from it. Definitely earned a sub.

[cody_codes_youtube]

Oh man. This is amazing. I just had a video about how my whole career and basically had the same high school and college experience you did. Such a good video

[sunny_kr]

Mannn!!..such a fantastic storytelling!....loved it ❤

[Damariion]

Your energy, humour, story telling, advise is top-tier. Would you mind sharing the degree curriculum? It could help me a lot with my preparation for Uni!