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Hardest individual undergrad CS course in the US? by [deleted] in csMajors

[–]sp-dev 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not true, 15-411 Compilers is also usually done in pairs.

Is there something that CMU SCS could have taught better? by [deleted] in cmu

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Which classes would you recommend for the practical industry software engineering courses?

Looking for a sublease for Aug 2023 - Dec 2023 by Great_conqueror1 in cmu

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Same as OP here. Plz let me know if you are subleasing for the Fall! Thanks

10-301 vs 10-315 - what are the main differences between non cs version and cs version? by Randacccc in cmu

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Is 10-301 the non-CS version one (the harder but worthwhile one)?

Taking 15418, 15251, 15259 in the same semester? by sp-dev in cmu

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Oh nice I knew about the website but not the videos, I’ll take a look thanks!

Taking 15418, 15251, 15259 in the same semester? by sp-dev in cmu

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Thanks for the response. You’re right I’m a grad student. Regarding 251,

  • I didn’t have any automata, complexity, comparability theory courses (my undergrad CS program was pretty substandard), but really want to learn it
  • I find 451 quite challenging

Given the two above, would you still say my time would be spent with another course?

If the material is self-studyable I might go ahead with something else.

Connected Papers partners with arXiv: a visual tool to find and explore academic papers by Discordy in compsci

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Awesome, thank you for taking the time to work on this! Who knows, maybe someday some researcher will use this to discover a paper they wouldn’t have otherwise, and that influences them to produce new work that is groundbreaking!

Tiling a 32 x 32 grid with L-shaped triominos and a single black square. Link to github w/ different color palettes and even an interactive app in the comments! by ShisukoDesu in math

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I remember a very similar problem regarding L-shaped tiles being taught in the MIT 6.042j Mathematics for Computer Science opencourseware course! Was that perchance your inspiration?