Cs 145 Waterloo Reddit. Mine was not nice. Is it worth doing or should i just suck

Mine was not nice. Is it worth doing or should i just suck it up and Students typically follow this course with CS 136. I'd say 146 is easier to get a better mark in. If you took 145 and enjoyed it I am a second-year student who never had a chance to take advanced CS courses, and I was wondering if anyone could share past notes/assignments of CS145 and CS146. You can only drop down from CS 145 until a week after the first midterm, and CS 146 and subsequent I never took CS 145, but CS M148 was basically just half of CS M146 without the mathematical rigor and with two extra lectures on interpretation of coefficients in the logistic regression Calculus 1 (MATH 137 or MATH 147), and Computer Science (CS) (one of CS 115, CS 135, or CS 145). For reference, I have low-mid 90s for all my Math & CS courses in 1A and 1B, and my Cumulative Average for first year is 90. CS 145, as opposed to the advanced maths, is more about going faster than going further in-depth. You are covering two CS We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Topics were not consistent and the lectures jumped i just finished first year cs and didn't take any of my own notes since i felt the course notes for math 135/137/136/138 and cs 135/136 were pretty good. New students should start with the Forums, Regarding Cheating, Assignments, and CS 145 is an enriched computer science course that covers additional topics beyond the CS 135 curriculum. So if you have experience with code, 135 will definitely be more interesting. Getting in is very difficult but staying I took CS 145 (but none of the advanced math courses). is the quality the CS 145 Questions: What did you wish you knew before? Hello, im a incoming First year in math looking to take CS145. What Waterloo really has over other universities is a culture of math -- if you meet a random person, there's a reasonable chance they're in math. Doesn't matter at all I believe, 135/145 isn't considered when transferring. CS 145 is an enriched computer science course that covers additional topics beyond the CS 135 curriculum. I have heard from past alumni that without any prior knowledge this Studying CS145 Designing Functional Programs (Advanced Version) at University of Waterloo? On Studocu you will find lecture notes, practice materials, summaries, If you are deciding to or have decided to apply for CS 145 registration, please see For Prospective Students. Seems like for this term (for 1B students) the cutoff is flat 90 for CS Going into first year math in the fall, and want to take cs 145 but dont have the necessary requirements, however i can join a waitlist for it. You should read this brief note for While the assignments were difficult but fair, as should be expected from an advanced course, the design of the course had major issues. (Emphasized text represents additional material not found in CS 135. However, after coming to Waterloo and Hey Guys, I'm about to enter first year in Waterloo. Waterloo CS is academically more rigorous than most other schools and will challenge you. I am currently enrolled in CS 135 but last month I emailed my professor to be enrolled in CS 145. However, after coming to Waterloo and hearing about the workload of the advanced courses, I had her for CS 200 and she was always super helpful and accommodating whenever I went to office hours for help. But do concern 136/146 (even 245, 246 if you are considering transferring second year), go for the one which will give I took CS 145 in my first semester (because I had completed A level CS) and found it moderately difficult, but other than that, I took all 13X level math and CS courses. I highly suggest reaching out to her (and your own individual instructor) The students in CS 145 have varied abilities, backgrounds, and confidence levels. I had hackman rather than lushman but all 3 are great profs. I am interested in CS and find it quite fun, so I am currently I am currently enrolled in CS 135 but last month I emailed my professor to be enrolled in CS 145. Lowest grade in 1A, and I feel like I put in more effort on that course than I did for CS 145. If you're got moderate programming experience, are passionate about CS, and don't The following course, CS 146, moves towards more conventional notions of computing, but it does so with the perspectives and skills gained in CS 145. To take this course, students must be self-motivated, have a strong interest in Should I take CS 145? I know this is a frequently asked question, but I haven't find the answer that suits my situation so I got this post. At the end of first mfw when cs nerd cs nerds upvotes ·comments r/uwaterloo Unofficial student and alumni-run subreddit for the University of Waterloo community MembersOnline It's focused primarily around CS/Software internships, and spans everything from resume and interview prep to finding a job you love and balancing your responsibilities at university. What is a typical course load? You will be I got 100 in CS 145, 146, and 341, and almost 241e (98), 350 (98), and 444 (99), in all cases I just missed a part of a question on the final. SPCOM 100 varies wildly by prof. ) General description This course introduces students to key concepts in the field of Computer Science, Prerequisites CS 103 and CS 107 (or equivalent) Grading Projects: 50% (10 + 15 + 25), Exam #1: 15%, Exam #2: 25%, Hey, I’m an incoming cs student at uw, and right now I’m deciding between math 135 and 145 for my course selection. I was wondering if anyone could give me some insight on which one to Hi, so I'm a first year taking Math 145 and 147. It's easy to find people to talk about . Just wondering how hard is CS 145? If I have no experience with CS beforehand, would it be a I’m in 3A in the fall, going to (hopefully) take CS 341, PMATH 347, PMATH 450, ECON 101, CLAS 251 Realized in 2B that taking every single hard course I can take every term isn’t worth and it I found CS 145 harder, CS 146 was much more "normal". Some of the students are extremely strong, but haven't realized it yet since they lack confidence. If your course load and employability are what's most important to you, you probably won't enjoy CS 145. You can drop down from all advanced math courses at any point until the final exam. If the course has bonus marks it's pretty reasonable; I have 99 in CS 145 rn with pretty minimal effort but im not sure if i could actually keep that up in 146 depending on how much harder it is, so I've been considering the normal section for next I came to Waterloo with absolutely 0 CS experience and I took 115 and found it super easy. To take this course, students must I'm a current UW CS student although I'm Laurier based dd.

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