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Zero9320842021-07-13 21:37:56
IT education
Zero932084, 2021-07-13 21:37:56

Who has experience of studying to be a programmer or another IT specialty abroad? Was it worth it? Would you recommend an educational institution?

My situation:
I finished 10-11 class as an external student in one year, I passed the exam more or less normally, average, but I got a good (almost excellent) certificate. I live in Yekaterinburg, although there are many universities here, but in the specialty related to programming, you need mathematics, the choice of physics or computer science, in mathematics, although I’m not quite an oak oak, I don’t have any talent for it, computer science I did not pass, I passed the physics mediocre, i.e. I definitely won’t get through the budget, but there is also competition for paid education at a more or less normal university, and in general, based on the experience of people who studied at a university, in local universities in the direction related to programming, there will be a lot of physics, higher mathematics, a lot of other subjects and it’s not enough just a base for programming, I know physics mediocrely and I don’t plan to spend a lot of time on it, the army also shines, so I decided
I plan to do android development and learn c#, but in this context it is not so important, because I decided to do it so that I have a specific clear base that I need as a programmer, and additional acquaintances and connections as a bonus, so that easier to get a job in the future.

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Sergey Gornostaev, 2021-07-13
@sergey-gornostaev

where they will give me a specific up-to-date programming base, devoting most of the time to this, and, no less important in my situation, without obliging me to spend a lot of time climbing in the wilds of higher mathematics

You will not find a good educational institution that meets these requirements anywhere. Higher education all over the world provides fundamental knowledge.

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mkone112, 2021-07-13
@mkone112

in mathematics, although I’m not quite an oak oak, I don’t have any talent for it either, I didn’t pass computer science

No talent - earn. Stop suffering bullshit - learn math, physics and computer science (if you don't want to become a shapeshifter).
PS without fundamental knowledge at the university there is nothing to do (at any university).

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Alexey Dubrovin, 2021-07-14
@alekcena

Well, like Y.
I will give a good basis for programming:
1) Logic.
2) Understanding that all work is done with data.
3) Understanding that the code does exactly what you write and nothing more.
How to learn:
1) Data types (Number, String) - The basis in which all data is stored.
2) Boolean value.
3) Mathematical operations (+, - ....)
4) Logical operations (>,< ... )
5) How the if condition works
6) Data type array. (Thing for grouping other data)
7) cycles, searches. They study it after arrays, as they are needed mainly for iterating over groupings)
8) A function as a thing for grouping code
9) Function arguments (How to make grouped code movable)
10) Understand that OOP is a little thing for convenient grouping of functions and data separated by logic.
11) Objects.
12) Classes.
13) Inheritance.
Well, like the main thing.
I hope I saved you 5 years of education. Tk as it can be mastered in half a year.

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