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CS 2110
Georgia Tech
1 recommender · 1 thread · recommended in 1 year, 2014 · score 1.0
CS 2110 is a Georgia Tech intermediate computer science course that covers C programming, assembly (LC-3), and low-level systems material such as circuits and how computers execute programs. It replaced older courses in the CS curriculum.
Commenters describe it as a solid combination of the material from ECE 2030 and the C content of CS 2130, and one says it was the course that led to their current job.
CS Fundamentals & Systemsintermediate#c programming#assembly#lc-3#computer architecture#georgia tech
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A fair point of warning is that, having been at Georgia Tech 2008-2011, most of my friends in engineering and physics freshman year hated CS 1371, and spent many a late weeknight complaining about Matlab. The common wisdom, often picked up too late, was that engineering students would have a better time if they switched into the Python course, iirc CS 1301.
For my part, I had placed out with AP credit, but took CS 2110 using a combination of LogicWorks (circuits), LC-3 assembler and C. I thought it was awesome; that course is probably the reason I have my current job, but many of my friends never considered taking another CS course, or only did so several years later, because they hated Matlab so much.