Honest Review Of My Computer Science Degree 2022 | Loughborough University | Should You Study It?
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Are you a student thinking about studying computer science at university?
If so, you have come to the right place. In this video I share my experience of studying computer science whilst sharing my opinion of it as a degree.
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Thanks for this. I found it really useful!
Ah haha! I’m glad you found it useful.
Thanks and very good video! Aiming to get into University of Sussex for Computer Science🤞
Thanks for the comment! You’ve got this!
Im also kinda in the same boat. I applied compsci with AI for loughborough and sussex
@@williamkyaw516 Nice! I get my results on 18th August, while I'm on holiday in Scotland😂.
How can I improve my programming skills?
What laptop did you use, I’m thinking of getting MacBook Air
I have just finished an Access to HE Computing at Bradford with distinction at the age of 49. I also just sent my UCAS app yesterday. I plan on doing an IT degree should I find a suitable Uni.
That’s awesome! You’ll definitely find a good uni. You’ve got this 🤩
Did you find it male dominating place in class or it's a mix of both.
@@ompk142Yep, four ladies started the course, 1 left early, two achieved distinctions.
@@craigdavies4682 he he that's good.
And their distinction tells atmosphere was helpful
Thanks, I am going to go into my second year of college. Any advice for if I do CS in Uni? Thanks!
That’s awesome! I would say make sure you stay organised with your time, stay organised with all of your computer files, and start working on assignments as early as possible.
Computer science is definitely a useful degree to have. It sounds like you’re doing the right thing @Yaqz7
@@mistamontero Thanks
@@maxwellhunter8642 Thanks
Same!!! I am stressed over choosing this or stats
Are you computer science or something under it like web developer or software engineer….
Is it really necessary doing math/physics a level? I'm doing a technical level in business and am considering studying CS
It really depends on the university you apply to. You should check the specific subject requirements for the universities you are interested in.
nope I did a computing level 3 in college and I have accepted my offer for uni of Brighton. So you can still get in, however I was always good at maths and sciences.
If your just average at maths and have never done programming is there a point of doing this course please be honest
Yes, you can still do it. They teach you the programming content that you need to know.
just graduated CS i wouldnt reccomend you probably wouldnt like it, just learn code and do some personal projects first see if ou axtually like oit ebfore investing time and money into a degree - cos its shit if u relaise u hate it hafl way thru, computing is not a silver bullet
how can we get part time job related to CS in UK??
I’d say check indeed, Google jobs etc. or consider working in a tech start up doing social media work.
What subjects did you choose and what grades did you get for your A levels??
I studied Maths, Physics and Computer Science. I got 3 Bs
@@mistamontero so they still accepted you anyways despite not getting AAB? or what grade offer did they give you?
Hi I am accounting background in college,is it okay if choose computer science in university
You may need to do a foundation course but best to check the subject requirements for the universities you are interested in.
Is math hard in CS? I am bad at math and not sure if I should do CS
The maths module that I did in my first year was quite hard I would say. It reminded me of Maths A-level, but after that, I didn’t choose anymore (pure) maths modules. If you’re worried about math, then I’d say check the course specifications of the universities that you’re interested in and see how much math there will be.
I can agree with this, I just finished 1st year CS at loughborough uni and the maths module was a lot of recap of a level maths along with further maths and obvs there was some completely new stuff. The logic module was discrete maths I think all new stuff to me, was quite difficult
Yeah that’s right!
Thanks, i regret dropping out from my uni last 2016 and now CS Graduates are so High In-demand . So, i am planning to continue my BS-CS next year in 2023 , will it be still in-demand in the future??
We live and we learn! Yeahh I think computer science will be in-demand for a long time
@@mistamontero Thank you 😊
i'm done with diploma in IT, i want to do computer science degree in states ....some advive please
Doing CS in the states is awesome! Check out my other videos, I share advice on them.
@@mistamontero thanks man hope it will help
@@ngogadidier7359 Amazing!
Did you have international students in your cohort? Did they get placements?
Yep, I did. Most likely. International students can get placements.
@@mistamontero do they get to have a career in the country?
@@NoName-oh5ll That should be possible. It really depends on the company that hires you.
What should i study?I dont like CS.But my family wants me to study in CS.I want to study an easy subject and complete graduation n do a decent job.Can you suggest me what should i study?
Brother, follow your own path. Don't listen to anyone no matter how close they are to you, this is your FUTURE... not theirs.
yeh speaking as someone who just graduated from CS, dont do it f you dont like it - maths is a good general degree but is very hard, u could look into apprentship degree schemes i would say - depends of ur country but if u uk or us and have to pay for degree or only have one chance nothing wrong with just working for a bit trying to move away from ur family and have more of a think on whatnyou really want to do, id say in life friendships and relations are some of the msot rewarduing thing. system is fucked, give yourself grace, mother often DOES NOT know best
i meant relationships like romantic, like gf bf, finding my boyfriend has changed my life much mre than any career bullshit cos he makes me happier then i ever been, -- dont just do what family says often they dont have a clue, you the ne who has to tolerate it, dont do it if u hate iut or not sure about it probs
Mate, can i private message you?