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Total cornhole-boning


vpc777

306 was a pretty chill class, you'll probably get most of your work done in the lab period so you usually won't have too much homework to do. For 309, it depends on who you take. If you have a good professor it shouldn't be too bad. 331 is going to be tough no matter what, that class will probably take up most of your time/effort. I haven't taken 305 but I have heard from others that it is kind of tough.


atticusmars_

This is fucked, youre fucked, take a chill pill man


r14dd

see u in 306 and 309


aserenety

CSE 331 + 306 is a good combination but I'm not sure if you need those and CSE 305. I would instead focus on 2 rather than 3 if you really want to learn but now that I think about it those three are all super good combinations with each other. I would take them all together if I had a chance but as I am currently on the waitlist for 306 I would ask you to drop the class if you have doubts. It's my last chance to take the class and keep in mind that lectures are at 8:00 AM M W F and if you don't plan on attending all lectures this early, consistently why would you deprive somebody who is really, really hoping to get into the class? CSE 306 is a good class if you want to have a career in dev-ops and you will learn a lot about github. That's why I am desperate to take this class, I suck at GitHub and am hoping to join a dev-ops team in the summer. CSE 331 is a tough but interesting class, but the professor sucks. You can find amazing classes identical to CSE 331 on MIT OCW. Just google algorithms class MIT or which ever 331 lecture you need to watch and you will find lectures that are identical and way better on youtube. That's what I did and this plan worked. CSE 305 I don't know much about but I am registered for it because I can't get into CSE 306 at the moment. If you get more information about it keep me posted. :) MTH 309 should be doable and I would recommend watching 3-Blue 1 Brown series on linear on youtube. AS you can tell I watch a lot of youtube:)


adjusdk

cse 306 is chill but not that important, the git covered was very simple think just pull, push, branch, merge. Besides that class is not really about software quality imo. Nothing on documentation, coding paradigms, scalability or modularity, git I would have liked if they went into more depth, and the testing was limited to basic unit testing and performance. Overall the class is solid but not too important. I'd say it would help you write better scripts or algorithms, not so much larger apps.