How I'm Teaching Myself Computer Science using Notion (OSSU)

Self-Teaching a Computer Science Degree Online for Free using Notion by following the OSSU curriculum (with some modifications).

MY FREE CLASS:

STUDY & CODING RESOURCES

MY BLOG

DESK SETUP GEAR

GEAR & APPS I USE

OTHER VIDEOS

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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:42 Why do you need a system?
1:43 How to find the right system? (OSSU)
3:12 What is Notion?
3:32 The Template
4:52 Best way to learn
5:50 How to use this for ANYTHING

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[InternetMadeCoder]

WATCH PART 2 TO THIS VIDEO - My FULL Science-Based Computer Science Note-Taking Process in Notion:

[sohamsur]

Self-Learning is the biggest skill, one should master in today's era.

[seanthomasmusic]

Dude the fact that you took so much time to create a free organizational structure for us to use is mind blowing. It's make me feel a lot less queasy about trying to get into programming. Thanks man!

[peace_truth]

Dude, you have managed to present solutions to most of the issues I came across as a self-taught person. Curation is the biggest, and OSSU is an amazing tool! Thank you ever so much!

[capedbaldy]

please be like this always(precise, practical, simple and dummy friendly)...so that i can just rely on u instead of searching for hours in man...u just saved me a loot of time and effort, , and your practical approach to this things is whats makes u standalone than other youtuber..

[cjm]

You have no idea how useful this is. Thank you so much. - Someone with ADHD

[Magnus_E]

Mentors like you move world forwards. This was my own problem in my studies, assorting information and defining a learning path was very time consuming. Thanks!

[germanandresruizhernandez]

OSSU is amazing. I love the idea that start to programming with C, Python and a language very close to functional programming like Racket. I'm sorry for my bad English, I'm still learning it.

[RicardoPerez-ulzf]

you rocks dude, this is better than I was looking for, I'm a self taught frontend developer but lately I've realize how much lack of deep computer science knowledge I have, so I was looking on something like this to try to close that gap that has been bothering me.

Thanks you a lot, definitely you deserve the like and the comment :D

[Taskade]

Productivity is the ability to do things that you never thought were possible before.

[RachyKatly]

This is exactly what I was looking for and couldn’t find a well detailed video as this one about self teaching ! Thank you !

[fullduckdev]

CS50 used to be on the curriculum, but for some reason it got removed. It's a shame, cause it's hands down the best intro CS course I've seen.

[LeratoMolangeng]

Hi IMC, thank you so much for this! I have literally been glued to my PC for the majority February, figuring out a path, while actually doing the work and creating content to document the journey. You have definitely helped me and hopefully so many more of us to continue this exciting yet, grueling journey! 🤗🤗🤗

[mr_human]

Thank you man!
i was learning some stuff but with out a real aim,
today and bcz of you i can start my journey with a great curriculum and a clear aim.
and i will start this summer and become the future computer scientist without a CS degree!

[Aelincaleane]

I'm doing the same thing. IiteraIIy started on monday! So nice to see someone doing the same!

[nicolezapanta]

This is gold -- thank you so much for sharing! Your contents are straight to the point and extremely helpful!

[dianam.]

Dude, I'm so grateful for you. And the fact that all these tips are what you have practiced first-hand, it shows that it's all possible to teach yourself and new skill and have a new career even without spending a lot of money. Thank you, thank you, may God bless you so much.

[gerardoisreal]

Dude you basically put together a degree plan w/full accessible resources. You’re awesome man thank you 🙏🏼

[MXW]

I also use notion to keep track of my self-learning journey and organize myself. And for a moment I thought I was good... but this guy is a beast.
Well done Sir.

[Ahmedibrahim]

This is great content, some people like me busy working, don't have time making that notion template, you actually helped me alot to start at once. 👍👌👌