Tag: harvard

CS50: Dab tsi ntxiv mus?

Note: this post is aimed mostly at Harvard students.

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So you took Harvard’s introductory computer science class, CS50. (Maybe you were a regular at my section or met me at office hours.) You learned a lot, you enjoyed it, and you want to continue exploring computer science. Maybe you want to concentrate in CS, get a minor, get an internship at a tech company, or better understand how computers are going to take over the world.

But CS is a huge field, and with just one course under your belt, it’s difficult to really break into it.

So what next?

Nyeem ntxiv....

Hloov siab, thiab tshiab

I could tell from the sheer number of WordPress updates that awaited me that it’s certainly been a while since I wrote here on this blog. But part of my pre-New Year’s resolution is to start writing here more – hopefully I can develop some more interesting ideas and keep growing as a writer.

I’ve learned a ton from my first semester at Harvard – where I think I’ll study computer science, though I don’t declare a major till next year – and I’ve developed an interest in seeing how technology impacts other fields – politics, economics, education, sports, Txawm – in addition to technology for its own sake. So with this reboot of the blog, li ntawd, yuav hais lus, I’ll work to explore the intersection of technology and other fields.

Nyeem ntxiv....