Every Class I Took As a Computer Science Major at UCSD
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
01:08 - Major requirements
10:35 - General education requirements
16:26 - Minor requirements
19:49 - Other college requirements
21:11 - AP exams and electives
23:28 - Outro
Throughout this video I go through every class I took at UCSD as a mathematics-computer science major. From introduction to computer science to theory of computability to a psycho-moms film class, you'll get a sense of the types of courses you could expect as a computer science major (or other programming/mathematics related major) in college. Additionally, you'll get an insight into the class structure at UCSD and the various general education requirements needed in order to graduate college.
If you're looking for some freshman advice or maybe you're a junior curious on switching their major to computer science, I hope you can find some benefit throughout the video. Just as some background, I am currently a senior (class of 2020 woohoo) at uc san diego (ucsd), studying mathematics-computer science, with a minor in entrepreneurship and innovation. It is sort of a joint major where I take both a bunch of math classes, alongside computer science classes. It should be noted that at UCSD, there is also a computer science & engineering major within the jacobs school of engineering. Although CSE majors and math-cs majors take similar classes, my major is within the mathematics department.
As a computer science major you can expect to take all sorts of courses throughout your undergraduate career. Although you may go to another university (other than ucsd), there will likely be an overlap of classes between what I talk about here and your experience. I try to give a brief description of each college class, that way it could prove helpful to all students regardless of which college you go to (even if its not ucsd).
College is an incredibly fun time filled with amazing opportunities and experiences regardless of your major, but it is important to put in the effort in order to succeed.
Comment down below what you thought of the video!
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This channel is a gold mine. This is my major and I cannot stress enough how valuable your content is specifically for me.
Thanks man, glad it could be helpful!
Going to UCSD and majoring in CS (in the CSE department though). I'm literally breaking down your videos for classes that I'm taking in the near future. Thanks for this!
Congrats and glad you found it useful!
Awesome video man! I'm transferring to ucsd as a math-cs major as well!
Thanks! And congrats on UCSD dude!
I will not major in computer science or go to UCSD, but I like watching your videos because you have such a nice personality :)
aww thats so sweet, thank you so much!
@@ByteOfMichael no problem! I wish you success in your career goals :). Do you follow back on social media?
Great video man! In an incoming transfer for data science at UCSD. Could you make a video about how to transfer into the cs major as a non major?
Glad you likes the vid, I’ll definitely look into it!
What!? You also took French?? C’est marveilleux! I took for 3 years French in my high school and I’ve been taking extra classes outside of school for almost a year now. I’m currently studying at a B2 level, but I’m really interested in getting better at French at UCSD. Do you know if there are any French classes you can take there?
Bon choix! Ya there are plenty of French classes at UCSD. I was in ERC college which even had a foreign language general education requirement!
@@ByteOfMichael Nice! I'm really excited to study at UCSD :) I also want to study abroad to really polish my French abilities, so it's amazing to know that there are french classes over there.
bruhh i really enjoy watching your vids
Thanks so much man!
Awesome video! It’s very helpful! Who’s your Advanced Data Structures and Algorithms Professor?
Thanks! It was professor Christine Alvarado
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I’m currently a freshman at ucsd and want to study abroad but just scarwd that I have to spend a lot of money for it. Can u make a new video about the process to study abroad
Also can you talk about the expenses
Ya I’ll definitely look into making a specific video about the details!
What GPA do I need to enroll as a electrical engineering transfer student (out of state) also what are the requirements, what to include resume, pre-reqs, etc.
I don't think there is a set GPA you need, but generally the higher the better. Unfortunately, I'm not too familiar on the admission criteria for transfer students compared to freshman :/
My dream school is UCSD but i’m going into my junior year of hs so gotta do my best till senior year i’m also out of state from Texas
Keep at it!
MIQL I will!!
Hey, I just got into to UCSD for Math-CS in the sixth college. Was just wondering if there were any important CS classes that you couldn't take because you were in the Math department and not the CSE department? Also, do you think Math-CS is a good choice compared to a traditional BS in CS if I'm planning on applying to SWE internships and jobs?
^^^^
I am literally in the same situation rn
I think being a pure CSE major would definitely help to be a pure SWE, but it's also very possible as a Math-CS major. Most of the CSE classes that are requirements for Math-CS majors, we have priority. For some of the elective CS classes though were tougher to get into, as CSE students have priority. This only happened to me about twice with Intro to Machine Learning and Software Engineering where I could not find sections to enroll!
Did you end up going to UCSD for math-cs? I just got admitted to Math-cs yesterday in sixth
@@ByteOfMichael Are cyber security classes typically available for enrollment to Math-CS students at UCSD?
Do you think the math parts of your degree were helpful for landing jobs? Or did your math knowledge put you at an advantage over those who didn’t have it?
I think in some interviews it definitely gave me more to talk about, specifically talking about the relationship between math and computer science. But I wouldn’t say it gave me a specific advantage. I do like the math portions but at times they can become fairly abstract.
MIQL Thanks for the insight! Did you ever feel unprepared for something because you felt like you maybe didn’t get enough Cs knowledge?
I think for some technical interviews I probably could have studied more, but I don’t think it was due to a lack of knowledge. I think being a math-cs major, you learn enough definitely to set you up for success, at least from my perspective!
MIQL Are there any CSE classes you recommend taking that aren’t under the math-cs major?
CSE 190 is super cool, it rotates topics based on the quarter so you can take it multiple times for credit. This quarter one class covered web application performance and another class covered VR. I took the web app one and it was super useful and incredibly interesting. If I had the time I wish I would have taken some of the CSE classes that focused on machine learning!
Great video! Also, you remind me of Peter from the movie Office Space
haha thanks! I've also gotten that before lol
what does cs stand for i thought it meant counter strike
Hey,
Great channel!
I have been accepted as a math-cs transfer student to UCSD, but the lack of priority for CSE is a huge issue for me!
Do you have any suggestions and do you think is it worth it?
Hey there! My experience throughout UCSD as a math-cs major, I only ever encountered an issue with lack of priority once or twice. Generally for major required classes, they will give equal priority to math-cs and cse majors. But for non-required cs classes like electives, it can be a little annoying. Most notably the machine learning and software engineering cse classes. If you email the professors directly, they might be able to give you more details on if you will get into the class, and generally professors can over-enroll classes by 5-10%!
@@ByteOfMichael
Thanks, man!
Really appreciate the fast response.
I committed to UCSD,
Go Tritons!
@@SamanGivian Hey, late reply, but I'm also committing to UCSD like this. Have any perspective/advice you could share after a year of doing Math-CS?
Curious, why did you choose the modern algebra series over the abstract algebra series?
Mostly just personal preference, I’m not a huge fan of abstract mathematics
@@ByteOfMichael i see. Another question: From what I heard most upper division CS classes are reserved for pure CS majors, and other majors often don't get in because the class gets too full. How difficult is it to get in to these courses as a Math-CS, and what's been your experience trying to get in?
@@jahhaj1020 Usually from what I've seen if the class is a required class for the Math-CS major (not an elective), then they usually reserve spots for both Math-CS and CSE students. So I've never really struggled getting into the classes I needed. From people I've heard, it's harder to get into CSE classes that you want to satisfy elective requirements. For those classes I have seen them mostly be reserved for CSE students first, but professors are typically allowed to over-enroll the class by 10% of the base class size. Overall, other than electives you should be alright, and even for electives, you will have a wide variety of classes to choose from.
i’m a math-CS major about to start upper divs and i’m in marshall! this was fun to watch
Thanks and good luck!
Can I have your email or social media? Can I ask you some questions if I am struggling with the courses?
Ya sure it’s miqlonyt@gmail.com
Rip I'm majoring in same field at ERC.
Definitely could be worse though
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