A month ago I asked for help designing a CS notebook cover - this is the result Computer Science

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• A month ago I asked for help designing a CS notebook cover - this is the result
• OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER SCIENCE CURRICULUM
• I recently created a post that asked how people here would design a distributed computing curriculum and it didn't get any answers. I eventually I found a GitHub link that listed various sources. So now I am asking what would you add to this list of resources?
• IDEA: next computer uses same script as previous, previous computer check if next is using correct script; SOLVES: 100 percent unbreakable and trustable informations. Thoughts?
• Free Online JavaScript Certification Exam
• Remote Cybersecurity Jobs
• Resources with descriptions of software programs for datascience
• What is the max number of clauses for a 3SAT problem? and what do they actually depend on? Where do they come from for each problem?
• Python vs Java
• Python vs Java
• How is this uniquely decodable?

A month ago I asked for help designing a CS notebook cover - this is the result Posted: 22 May 2021 01:48 AM PDT submitted by /u/damolux [link] [comments]

OPEN SOURCE COMPUTER SCIENCE CURRICULUM Posted: 21 May 2021 05:04 AM PDT README FIRST - As title says this a open Computer Science Curriculum and also your suggestions in this are welcomed. This is not a "one size fit all curriculum." This curriculum will focus more on Theoretical Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Mathematics. Also I have a bit of my biasness of liking both Mathematics and Computer Science reflect onto it. We all have biasness.... Pre-requisite 1. High school Mathematics 2. High School Physics SEMESTER 1 Calculus Single Variable part 1 part 2 part 3 part 4 part 5 CS50 Introduction to Computer Science Discrete Mathematics and Logic Java Programming part 1 part 2 Object Oriented Programming in Java Linear Algebra SEMESTER 2 Digital Circuits Algorithm Theory and Machine Data Structures and Performanc Algorithms part 1 part 2 Programming languages part A part B part C Multivariate Calculus Differential Equations SEMESTER 3 Computer Architecture Principles of Software Design Building a recommendation system Automata Theory Algorithmic Analysis Algorithmic Design Probability and Statistics Principal Component Analysis SEMESTER 4 Computer Organization Software Engineering Relational Database and SQL Compilers Networking Computer Hardware and Operating Systems SEMESTER 5 Applied statistics Cryptography 1 Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Lectures Study Material Data Ethics, AI and Responsible innovation SEMESTER 6 Cryptography 2 Applied Machine Learning Lectures Study Material Convex Optimisation I Data : Statistical Analysis and computation application SEMESTER 7 Deep Learning Natural Language Processing SEMESTER 8 Reinforcement learning AI in medicine SOME RECOMMENDED COURSES; Computer Science : Programming with a purpose A replacement for java programming partI partII (semester 1) Algorithms A replacement for Princeton Algorithms(semester 2) Practical Deep Learning part 1 part 2 To do after deep learning (semester 7) Convex Optimization II To do after completing curricula. Computation Linear Algebra Lectures Study Material To do after completing curricula. <ALT COURSE BUCKET LIST/> [Alternative Course list to be considerd as an alternative to main CS curriculum. Dont do it with CS curriculum or else you will be trapped in tutorial hell. Some courses from this bucket might be recommended with main curricula.] Single Variable Calculus Computer Science 101 Discrete Mathematics : mathematics for computer science CS : Programming Java Java object oriented programming Linear Algebra : Foundation to frontier Digital Circuits : From logic gates to processors Algorithms Programming Methodology Programming Abstraction Programming Paradigms Multivariable Calculus Differential Equation Computer Architecture Automata Theory Algorithm Design and Analysis Probability and Statistics Software Engineering Introduction to Databases Compilers Theory and Practice Computer networking Build a modern computer from first principle Introduction to Operating System Applied Statistics Applied Cryptography Artificial Intelligence Machine Learning Data Ethics Applied Machine Learning Lectures Study Material Practical Deep Learning part 1 part 2 NLP Reinforcement Learning Lectures Study Material AI in healthcare CONCLUSION Again I would like to say it focuses more on Theoretical aspect of Computer Science with lots of Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence. And this will be the roadmap I am going to follow for next 3-4 years. Also there is nothing like perfect curriculum so feel free to edit it according to your level and needs. Thanks a lot submitted by /u/AayushSinha [link] [comments]

I recently created a post that asked how people here would design a distributed computing curriculum and it didn't get any answers. I eventually I found a GitHub link that listed various sources. So now I am asking what would you add to this list of resources? Posted: 22 May 2021 04:55 AM PDT The GitHub link can be found here - https://github.com/theanalyst/awesome-distributed-systems Do you know of any math topics that can be used in this space, if so please say so.No matter how theoretical or practical it is, if you think it helps in distributed systems, please mention it. I want to build a knowledge base so advanced that I could study PhD level topics, with some effort. Edit: Another link is GaTech's Advanced Operating Systems module submitted by /u/math_learning [link] [comments]

IDEA: next computer uses same script as previous, previous computer check if next is using correct script; SOLVES: 100 percent unbreakable and trustable informations. Thoughts? Posted: 22 May 2021 04:35 AM PDT Hi compsci redditors, Idea: I made this picture for easier understanding and better explanation. Every next computer in line uses same script as previous one, previous computer check if next is using correct script. First computer in line is linked to last one in line, so circle is made. This way everything that is computed is 100 percent unbreakable and 100 percent trustable (we can make sure of that just linking 1 of our computer to that chain). It is open source so new computers can be added/take off this chain. They are connected through the internet. This probably should be written in script – so it is working in the way I described? It can be done in a way that »computing is distributed equally« - makes things faster: For example: Let us say there are 10 computers linked in this chain. Since they have to be numbered by sequence (probably in the way using time: computer no.1 is linked to the chain more time than second one and so on): First computer do first 10%, second next 10% and so on. Feel free to comment on this? This can be done? How? Could it be done differently or better? Feel free to make additions. Thank you for possible replies. I am learning a lot of things that are related to computer science lately and all of this different questions/ideas pops out. That is one of it. Would be great to hear feedback about this. I posted it here because you people are very knowledgeable on everything that is related to computer science. submitted by /u/squaredrooting [link] [comments]

Free Online JavaScript Certification Exam Posted: 21 May 2021 11:48 PM PDT submitted by /u/offical_parth [link] [comments]

Remote Cybersecurity Jobs Posted: 22 May 2021 01:30 AM PDT Can someone please recommed for finding world wide cybersecurity remote internships and Jobs? submitted by /u/Cybercops786 [link] [comments]

Resources with descriptions of software programs for datascience Posted: 21 May 2021 05:30 PM PDT submitted by /u/Sergei176 [link] [comments]

What is the max number of clauses for a 3SAT problem? and what do they actually depend on? Where do they come from for each problem? Posted: 21 May 2021 11:36 AM PDT I think the title is pretty straight forward, but further elaboration, I could also ask if there is some sort of equation/relation between the number of variables and the number of clauses or not? Thank you submitted by /u/PsychologicalDrawer0 [link] [comments]

Python vs Java Posted: 21 May 2021 09:10 PM PDT submitted by /u/Matlabguru [link] [comments]

Python vs Java Posted: 21 May 2021 09:23 PM PDT submitted by /u/Matlabguru [link] [comments]

How is this uniquely decodable? Posted: 21 May 2021 06:05 AM PDT The second one: https://imgur.com/YA61CGy If we let 01 be "A", 10 be "B", etc then 01110 can mean "AD" or "CB". How is that not a contradiction to it being supposedly uniquely decodable? submitted by /u/The_Godlike_Zeus [link] [comments]

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