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The Open Source Computer Science Degree

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The Open Source Computer Science Degree

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GitHub - ForrestKnight/open-source-cs: Video discussing this curriculum:

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Discreet math, Calculus, and Physics change the way I think about code
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  Discreet math is a continuation of calculus, so can’t have it without that.
  
  I personally hate physics class myself, more of a chem person. Biology can also be an option.
  
  You know what else we’re missing? Statistic!

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