My Biggest Regret as a Computer Science Major

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Chapters:
00:00 - intro
00:29 - regret as a computer science major
02:32 - but why?
04:27 - my advice to you
06:32 - conclusion

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In a lot of my videos I talk about the benefits of being a computer science major or a computer science related major. But I thought it could be useful to highlight one my biggest regrets as a computer science major, such that if you are a computer science major, you may be able to learn from it!

I've briefly mentioned this in previous videos, but one of my main regrets pertaining to my computer science education is that I didn't really work on programming side projects. And I only really started working on some programming side projects at the end of my senior year in college.

There are a couple reasons I didn't work on more programming side projects throughout my computer science undergrad at ucsd. First, going in as a freshman, I don't think I knew enough about programming and computer science to effectively build a solid project. Getting acclimated to the entire college atmosphere was itself a challenge and a new experience. Later on though, I enjoyed coding, but my passion for programming never really extended beyond my programming assignments for my computer science classes. I would work on a programming assignment for a few hours, then feel burnt out and not even want to look at code for awhile.

Overall I wish I worked on programming side projects earlier because it would have allowed me to discover new areas of computer science and software engineering that potentially could have interested me. As well as it would have likely helped me land a software engineering internship a little bit easier!

Comment down below your thoughts on programming side projects as a computer science major!

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