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…for CS students like me — those who don’t really like CS — coding leads to lasting self-doubt and only temporary satisfaction. I often feel a high level of anxiety and frustration after hours of debugging — work that may not even yield any useful results…I become skeptical and critical of myself.
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With a significant other, there was never a moment I was truly alone. But the thing I missed the most wasn’t him — it was being OK with being with myself.
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I would sell my soul to the CS devil to pass Computer Science 61A, but for some damned reason they’re not buying. On the morning of the first midterm I woke up in tears because, only moments before, I had dreamt that I was face to face with this creepy
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This fall, CS61A has more enrolled students than any other undergraduate course at UC Berkeley, with a roster of a whopping 1098 people. The Daily Clog investigates what this entails. Kai Ridenoure produced this video. Sources: Students enrolled, CS 61 class statistics, Berkeley’s undergraduate class numbers, Biology 1A, Nutritional Science
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