Colleges

>>56560555
Gmu student here, I wish I could say my school isn't a meme.

MIT is an EE college now.
Their modern day CS program is a joke.

>>56560595
Ponytail algo guy will always be in my heart.

>>56560555
dude is 2016, being a drop out is the best thing you can put on your CV.

I swear to god, when recruters in networking events hear you are a drop-out they jizz their pants.

The scale goes like this:

Hardvard Drop out > MIT Drop out > Ivy League degree > Drop out > Everything else.

>>56560555
carnegie mellon

>>56560576
All the professors are memes at this school. Look at the video game design programs roster.

Berkeley, as long as you're studying through the College of Engineering, not L&S. I'm undeclared right now, but CoE EECS is looking pretty god-tier. Even if you want to go pure software, do EECS. The pure CS program is trash.

>>56560740
Or anything generally related to CS. It was my best option though for reasons I couldn't change. Kill me.

>>56560745
>undeclared
>not even EECS

haha, good luck being a cognitive science major.

It's okay though because it's still CS :3

>>56560745
L&S CS and EECS offer the same career opportunities unless you're going into EE.

>>56560555
WPI is decent, though I'm here for EE/CE, bit CS

>>56560745
Op here, thanks for the tip, I'll do some more digging. College in itself is kinda scary, cause I don't wanna fuck anything up

>>56560555
Cal Poly SLO, Every UC equal to or above UC Davis so UC Irvine/SB/SD/LA/Berkeley

UIUC
UT Austin
Purdue maybe?

>>56560745
I'm at a big company and I can't believe how much CS trash is thrown my way. These kids have like 3-4 shitty startups and can't even implement a linkedlist. Some don't even know what a heap is.

All employers care about is certifications and past experience. Dont go to school m8

>>56560867
>Certs in CS
>good luck being an IT monkey

>>56560817

This is true. But look at grade distributions in CS classes as a function of college at some point. Look at the college composition of CS-related groups on campus. The CoE takes care of students on a level that L&S doesn't, and it shows.

>>56560920
idk if it's due to college resources that much since CS students can still take advantage of resources that EECS students have.

I think it's more like EECS definitely get a more straightforward piece of the pie, while L&S CS have to qualify into the major by Junior year while also taking weird GE classes. So the people trying to qualify into L&S CS have a much harder time.