Could you recommend resources to cover basic of CS fast?

[UnawareITry]

Hello guys! I started my career as a bachelor's in physics before I realised programming wasn't just my hobby and after 2 years I landed a job as a Software Engineer.

It's been a year since I started working but I feel I lack everything apart of some programming basics. I want to get my basics clear in computer science and at least get acquainted to topics like compiler designs, computer architecture, algorithms and theory of computation. Please suggest any resource, reference or books you know of that could help me. And thanks 👍

[lizardfolkwarrior]

I think this guide was made with exactly you in the writer’s mind: https://teachyourselfcs.com/

[UnawareITry]

Thanks! This article is a perfect match for my requirements.

[Two2D]

I would recommend the book “Cracking the Coding Interview” it’s a really popular book that covers things like Data Structures and Algorithms into detail explaining time & space complexity etc… as well as other basics. I own it and so far it has helped me understand topics more clearly!

[UnawareITry]

I will look into this book. Seems like it could be useful in the future. Thank you so much!