I am currently a first year student studying Systems development at Boston college .I feel they are not going into dept while teaching us .I am interested in actually learning how to code before the year ends .how do I do this from scratch
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zerocool2009
Honorary Master
Start with udemy I would say
FreeCodeCamp
Also a bit of advice that I wish I would have gotten: Don't go too broad. Pick a language(preferably Java, C++ or C#) and a framework and really get into it.
Also a bit of advice that I wish I would have gotten: Don't go too broad. Pick a language(preferably Java, C++ or C#) and a framework and really get into it.
Stinkbeaver
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As a general term for computer science or coding then you can supplement with other learning resources online and also if you are in the first year then they will got a bit deeper each consecutive year. What is the name of the course /qualification you are doing? because all system design and development courses i have done have been absolutely demanding.
Harmonic
Executive Member
Come up with an idea for a project that interests you. Something small like a pacman game or similar.
Start building it and keep pushing at it until complete.