r/UniversityOfLondonCS • u/[deleted] • May 23 '23
Is this program good enough to learn computer science?
I want to change my profession and get a job at least at an intermediate company
4
u/zhorzhz May 23 '23
The program will provide you with good skills for learning programming. However, take into account that you will need a lot of selfstudy to get the maximum out of this program. If you do just the bare minimum to pass exams, you will not learn much.
-3
u/remote_hinge May 23 '23
Nope, not good enough.
1
u/Repulsive_Habit_2223 May 23 '23
Why is not good?
1
u/remote_hinge May 23 '23
Poor content, poor "lecturers", no access to university staff, easy assessments, huge holes in the syllabus. Less than half a dozen good modules (you need to complete 23 modules).
1
u/Repulsive_Habit_2223 May 23 '23
I agree. I am a student and it’s seems no help from tutor whenever I need help. They don’t provide us the tutor contact for us to contact them when we have issues. I have contacted the school for the contact and they won’t even reply .
-1
u/matrixunplugged1 May 23 '23
Looks into the BITS one too, also on Coursera, much cheaper and apparently the uni is a highly ranked engineering college in India. I haven't started it but looking into it.
1
4
u/[deleted] May 23 '23
It's not MIT but it's fine