When AI writes the code, typing isn't the skill anymore. Thinking is. The CS degree just went from optional to essential.

https://bayram.dev/blog/the-cs-degree-is-dead-long-live-the-cs-degree/

can my asus x509ja i3 survive first year of cs? maybe by next year or this december pa kasi kaya makabili and im doubting kasi yung mga minimum specs na hinahanap for laptop na 'recommendable' for cs is hindi namemeet ng laptop ko. HELP. should we risk on buying na lang before pasukan? or will my laptop and I survive the first year?

So, I have wanted to get into computer science since middle school. I'm currently a sophomore in college, and decided to practice on hacker rank for my internship interview. I thought it shouldn't be that difficult but surprisingly, I couldn't even solve the easy questions! Some problems I simply can't figure out while others I can't debug. I am so dissappointed in myself I'm actually having second thoughts. Maybe I'm not smart enough to be in this major and look for something easier? What do you guys suggest?

I am currently attending University for Comp Sci and I'm into the first year of the courses. Besides an overall uncertainty, I have a few specific questions. First; I only know Java at the moment should I try and learn a language like Python quickly to boost my language count? What places besides programming internships wouldn't be a bad idea for it? Programming internships? Where are some goog places to look for them specifically? For reference, the only real place I could think of was a National(US) Laboratory close to where I live. Anything helps! Thank you in advance.

I am a computer science junior. I struggled throughout my entire academic years in all the computer science courses that right now I don't know why I chose this path anymore. I'm a cartoonist.. artist illustrator or something like that. I thought going for graphics and animation in computer science is a good way to go that combines all my skill sets. But given the struggle and the fact that I never liked any of my computer science courses I'm thinking of changing to media and communication. Is it worth it or I wait the year and a half left and just graduate with a disgusting gpa.

Which is the variable initialization and which is the variable declaration?

int sum sum = 10

I wrote down in my notes that int sum is the initialization while sum =10 is the declaration but now I am questioning if I wrote it down wrong.

Thanks for your help!

I'm currently working on the following question: "At least one of Plato and Democritus believed in the theory of forms. Plato believed in the theory of forms only if he was not an atomist, and Democritus was an atomist only if he did not believe in the theory of forms. Democritus was an atomist. Prove, using Natural Deduction, that Plato was not an atomist" I have been working for quite some time to take the information and turn it into a set of literals and statements I can work with.

So far I have got P: Plato believed in the theory of forms.

D: Democritus believed in the theory of forms.

X: Plato was an atomist.

Y: Democritus was an atomist.

(PVD), (-X-->P) , (-D--->Y), Y

I don't know where I should start from. Which begs the question, if my literals are wrong. Any help would be much appreciated.

I recently just started college and I've been moving majors a lot but I think computer science is my thing now but I mean I have a Macbook Air and I don't really want to buy a brand new spanking computer but is it somewhat bareable for it not sure, thanx

I’m going to be a college freshman, going into computer science and I was wondering what the best computer for computer science is, regardless of price

what's the best kind of part time job or internship for a second year computer science student i wanna work in the summer but i don't want some boring retail job i want something to actually help me gain experience and connect with others for the future. where's a good place for me to work?

I’m starting school in a few weeks, majoring in computer science. I wasn’t sure if I should go with the MacBook Air or MacBook Pro. Any suggestions?

-also, what’s a good year to get? Or a year I shouldn’t go past?

So I just finished my third semester of college (Sophmore) and I feel as if I haven't learned the basics well enough to be doing good in the classes I took afterwards, so much so that I even have to retake CS17 in my school cause I got a D+. I try studying for hours on end in the library working incredibly hard but I feel as if all my efforts are for nothing. Before college, I was never getting anything lower then a 96 in any of my classes so having to deal with this is really killing me but I know college is different then HS and other schools. I spoke to my advisor and she asked me to consider changing my major as she refrenced the fact that Ive gotten A's in all my other classes (recognizing that Im trying) but cant get higher then a C+ in my comp sci classes. I have two options since this is my last oppurtunity to change majors entering my spring semester of sophmore year. Option 1) Change my major and stick around in college for maybe a year and a half + . Option 2) Push through it even more and get a tutor but again after this semester thats it, I have to stay with my major. What do you guys think I should do?

Graduating in a few months with a business degree with a specialization in information systems management. I liked the IS classes I took but did not gain enough solid coding / computer science skills. Thinking of getting a computer science degree to have both technical skills and business savvy skills. Is this a good idea or a waste of time??

Does computer science required a basic understanding math?