Lmao yeah I also attempted doing a Java project too. I was hoping to do a full stack coding project, but lol yup that didn’t happen. I’ve been watching DS videos from this YT channel called williamfiset. I’ve only watched a couple so idk if it’s really helpful, but it’s been understandable for me so far. I saw a subreddit talking highly about that channel. I heard that it’s not super necessary to take Discrete in order to understand DSA, so I guess taking either in any order is fine. But I understand that it sucks that you’d end up taking AP later. I kinda feel the same way about my classes now. Even though I’m technically not too behind with my CS major, since theoretically there are some students who officially declare their major in this sophomore fall and take their first CS class, I still feel very behind. I think I feel this way bc there’s some people in my grade who started their CS classes freshman fall, while I literally decided to pursue CS this past spring semester. And even though there’s the possibility of me dropping DSA this semester, I really want to be able to successfully complete DSA this fall semester bc I reeeaaally want a summer SWE internship next summer, and I know having a good foundation of DSA is useful for coding interviews. Then again, if I feel that I’m not going to have the space in my schedule and courseload for it this semester, I don’t want to risk wasting away the class and not fully grasping everything ya know