What's your school/major?

[ku jhawx]

Univ. of Kansas '14

Sports Management

 

[ku jhawx]

Univ. of Kansas '14

Sports Management

 

[popcornplaya]

Originally Posted by scshift

Originally Posted by popcornplaya

University of St. Thomas, 2013.
Computer Science Major, Psychology Minor.

Computer science? How was that? What did you learn in class

It varies between which field you really want to specialize. I've only taken one computer science class so far (uni encourages people to take their generals first and then go into their field,) and it was just javascript. We would make super basic webpages from the ground up using HTML and CSS (and it'd be stuff like making boxes out of divs and what not) and then we'd add functionality to it with javascript. For example, we had a program that would change the color of different boxes randomly on a webpage, we made a tic tac toe game out of loops using javascript, stuff like that.

It wasn't incredibly hard material, but the professor never taught us anything. He'd tell us the functionality of a command in javascript and then tell us to implement it in a different way. For the most part, the class was just a problem-solving course using HTML, CSS, and JS.

 

[popcornplaya]

Originally Posted by scshift

Originally Posted by popcornplaya

University of St. Thomas, 2013.
Computer Science Major, Psychology Minor.

Computer science? How was that? What did you learn in class

It varies between which field you really want to specialize. I've only taken one computer science class so far (uni encourages people to take their generals first and then go into their field,) and it was just javascript. We would make super basic webpages from the ground up using HTML and CSS (and it'd be stuff like making boxes out of divs and what not) and then we'd add functionality to it with javascript. For example, we had a program that would change the color of different boxes randomly on a webpage, we made a tic tac toe game out of loops using javascript, stuff like that.

It wasn't incredibly hard material, but the professor never taught us anything. He'd tell us the functionality of a command in javascript and then tell us to implement it in a different way. For the most part, the class was just a problem-solving course using HTML, CSS, and JS.

 

[wanksta23]

fire science

then perhaps biology

 

[wanksta23]

fire science

then perhaps biology

 

[doin90onthefreeway]

UCLA

Engineering

 

[p charm]

UConn (university of connecticut) Communication technologies, minor in business admin.

 

[doin90onthefreeway]

UCLA

Engineering

 

[p charm]

UConn (university of connecticut) Communication technologies, minor in business admin.

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

UCLA '12

English

 

[Johnny_Cakes]

UCLA '12

English

 

[blaz3n]

Stony Brook University

Computer Science

 

[blaz3n]

Stony Brook University

Computer Science

 

[chris82790]

San Jose State University '13

BS: Applied Math: Concentration in Economics and Actuarial Science

Minor: Business

 

[chris82790]

San Jose State University '13

BS: Applied Math: Concentration in Economics and Actuarial Science

Minor: Business

 

[AZwildcats]

University of Arizona '13

BS: Molecular and Cellular Biology

Minor: Chemistry

 

[tonton32]

james madison university

international affairs with a concentration on asian studies and a minor in political science.

 

[AZwildcats]

University of Arizona '13

BS: Molecular and Cellular Biology

Minor: Chemistry

 

[tonton32]

james madison university

international affairs with a concentration on asian studies and a minor in political science.

 

[joe camel smooth]

dartmouth econ math minor

 

[joe camel smooth]

dartmouth econ math minor

 

[jonwin]

Arizona State University '12
Design Management

 

[jonwin]

Arizona State University '12
Design Management

 

[wildershoe]

University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Bachelor of Fine Arts (Graphic Design and Photography Emphasis)