Introduction
After completing the first two years of studying my bachelor's in Computer Science, achieving a first class so far, I thoug...
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When you talk about the importance of having a plan, I would complement with the consideration of the right place to study. Of course, it depends from person to person, but a clean and focused workspace has lots of interest to avoid surronding "noise".
As a student too, I think your suggestions are very accurate and flexible to anyone.
This is a really good tip! Finding that perfect spot can make a difference. Thanks for adding on here :)
Hi, I’m Victor, I’m a beginner. I hope to learn from the experts and also my fellow learners here!
I’m interested in Backend Dev and Cloud.
Thanks Yusuf for the insight. I wish to meet you one on one someday.
Hey Victor👋🏽, thank you for reading my post😊
I think these tips are suitable for students of almost any specialty. At least I study social media and adhere to the same way of learning. Lately, I really like to use gradesfixer.com/free-essay-example... as a source of information. Indeed, to some extent, free essay examples are already the result of processing several resources.
Thanks Bradley! For sure, my tips are pretty general. It's cool to see that you follow a similar way of learning.
Reading pre-written essays sounds like a good way to learn a lot of information👌🏽
Wonderful read :). I recently got my bachelor's degree in UX / UI design and while there was a fair bit of studying to do, it mostly revolved around actually doing to learn the things you need. See with your own eyes what happens when you do X with Y etc.
After that I decided to capitalise on the technical side of my degree. I went the programming route, got my first front-end job a couple months back and decided to start learning something I've really wanted to learn for a good while on the side of my job: Swift.
I started using Notion for my note taking and, last week, started making a study schedule much like you've described. It's already helped me tons and I highly recommend planning in advance! Knowing how much time you've blocked out of your schedule to do X helps actually achieving it. I've definitely procrastinated because X was a lot more fun to read than Y.
On a personal note: My favorite spot to learn / study is a nice little coffee shop down the street from me. Most people there are either working or relaxing while drinking coffee which makes for a great ambiance. This is all personal of course, but I've found it helps me focus when there's just 'background' noise :). Also the coffee really helps!
What a journey man. Congratulations on landing a front end role! Great to read that you're also learning Swift too.
I also love working in coffee shops amongst other people who are working👌🏽
and don't forget to exercise with solve a programming problem..
I think 1 hour is not enough for exercise ..
well, everybody has a different learning style.
1 hour is just a block of study. For example, studying 1 hour, taking a quick break, then carrying on if you need. Hope this makes sense.
Just wondering, Which university are you studying in ??
This article shares invaluable study tips from a Computer Science student's perspective. Offering practical advice on time management, effective note-taking, and leveraging resources, it provides actionable strategies for success. It's a must-read for CS students seeking to optimize their study routines and achieve their academic goals.
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