1. Read Mr. Fang's blog and answer the following questions
1) It has been almost a year since I came to the university, and I changed from a high school student to a college student. Computer major is not my first choice. I have always wanted to study the Internet of Things and smart home related majors since high school, but In the end, I studied computer science. I have been in touch with computers since kindergarten and was deeply influenced by my father. I especially like electronic products, but since I learned computers, I have to do my best to learn.
When I first entered the university, I had my own girlfriend, and I thought it was enough to study in university. Until something happened to me and I met a particularly outstanding senior, I realized more clearly that I couldn't. This kind of mediocrity continued, so I was only confused for less than 2 months in my university, and my dream became more firm and my goal was clarified. on the way to perfection.
The freshman year is only half a semester away. I feel that I have learned the professional and basic courses well, and I have a preliminary understanding of some of my favorite languages, such as Python, and a shallow study. This is about the end of the freshman planning.
Next is the sophomore year. The second and third year are the most concentrated two years of our professional courses. At this time, you should study the professional courses more hard to make yourself more perfect, take more useful certificates, learn the basic knowledge and learn well expertise. Develop your own thinking skills and thinking skills. Whether it is a professional course or a basic course, you must study hard. During this period, you can have a little in-depth understanding and training of your favorite programming language. Read more of your favorite books.
The third year is also the most concentrated year of professional courses. Everyone has their own clear goals, and they should try their best to work towards the goals, no matter what the result is. During this period, you can continue to have a deeper understanding of your favorite programming language, and you can participate in some small projects to exercise your abilities and increase your work experience. And read more books, learn more about the truth of life and doing things.
Senior year, there is a period of internship, which is a particularly important time for us. We can not only gain work experience during this period, but also increase our learning ability. After the internship is the graduation thesis. I hope this graduation thesis will be the result of my four-year university.
During college, you must enhance your social skills and your hands-on ability. All theoretical knowledge is only on paper. You must pay attention to practice and improve your abilities. Only in this way can your university not be wasted and your university More brilliant, not mediocre.
There are only two points for the plan after graduating from university
0) study abroad for postgraduate study
1) self-employment
(write code to develop a good habit of starting from 0)
2) Do you have any comments and suggestions on the scoring rules mentioned in the blog?
Opinion:
As for the scoring rules, I feel relatively complete and fair, but I think this scoring rules are not necessarily applicable to everyone, but to most people, because everyone has their own opinions about the scoring rules. Different opinions, some people have a supportive attitude towards podcasting, while some people are not optimistic about blogging, the attitudes are different, resulting in different scoring standards. But each of us should have our own learning methods. I think blogs can summarize the questions and opinions of each class, and learn new knowledge more deeply. This is a particularly good pure land for a programmer. . And the grading rules have a supervisory role for us. In any case, it has a supervisory role to some extent, urging us to complete our homework. If you do it carefully, it will definitely play a big role in your own learning.
Suggestion:
It would be even better if the scores could be more refined, there are not many suggestions for the scoring criteria.
3) Which hyperlinks in this blog have you read? How do you feel?
I read the classic book recommendation for C language beginners reprinted by Mr. Fang. I have to say that there is Professor Tan Haoqiang's "C Programming" that I have been in touch with since high school. This book has only a 2-star recommendation index in this article. As said in the article, "It is indeed easier for beginners to learn programming, but there will be a certain deviation in their grasp of the C language, so read carefully. And we might as well ignore some of the major issues for the time being and re-examine them. As one of the domestic textbooks The model of the book, although the content organization of this book is still quite satisfactory, but the explanation of the knowledge points is very popular. Because of the popular, it is a little (I mean a little) verbose. It can be used as a teaching material, but it is not suitable for self-study, because you cannot determine which ones are secondary. of."
The book I used was self-taught. I was confused at first, and then I went to various forums to study online, and then I really realized what it means to be a textbook, but it is not suitable for self-study, because you are not sure. Which are secondary "what the sentence means".
Maybe you haven't taken the C language course before, but you must have heard of it, because C language is really an antique for other programming languages. But like an antique, the C language gets more valuable the older it gets. According to the TIOBE world programming language rankings, it can be seen that although so many years have passed, the C language has always been hovering between the first and second place, and it still maintains an upward trend. This shows that the C language has its own unique charm (not like some languages have gone to heaven).
Learning C language well makes it much easier to get started with most programming languages. C language is difficult to get started, but it is a simple programming language after getting started. is a required course. Not only can exercise our procedural thinking, but also exercise our brain.
2. This semester's advanced computer language (C) course mainly studies program structure (sequence, branch, loop), array, function, pointer, structure and other parts. What are your goals for this semester? How are you going to achieve this goal? Please list your study plans or expectations.
As early as high school, I learned some C language fur. Relatively speaking, I still prefer to learn programming. This course must first learn the basics. After fully grasping the basics, practice more and gradually deepen. , to learn more difficult knowledge. Although there is no specific goal, I think that as long as I learn C language close to perfect, this may be my ultimate goal.
Planning is to master the knowledge learned in each class, and conduct a lot of training after class, so as to truly own the knowledge to oneself.
