colorblindjimbo
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I am a junior college student, and I am graduating after this semester. Next year I will be attending a four-year engineering school, and will be majoring in computer science.
So far I've learned the following
1. HTML-- easy
2. Javascript-- picked it up mostly on my own, and from a basic web design class.
3. Visual Basic--- Introductory Class, to give you the scope of the class, we ended the semester right after we got to database integration, but briefly covered it.
4. NXC- (Not exactly C), is a robotics programming language for the NXT Lego Robots.
5. ESS (event script scripting). If you play any valve games, or have ever hosted a server you should know what this is. It's what runs most custom mods for servers (gungame, some zombie mods, etc...).
All in all, most of my programming experience has come from either introductory classes, or self-teaching/recreational use.
I am asking how well prepared I am for the classes I will be taking once I get to university. When I get to university I will need to learn Java, C#, and probably alot more languages that I've never really heard of.
So far I've learned the following
1. HTML-- easy
2. Javascript-- picked it up mostly on my own, and from a basic web design class.
3. Visual Basic--- Introductory Class, to give you the scope of the class, we ended the semester right after we got to database integration, but briefly covered it.
4. NXC- (Not exactly C), is a robotics programming language for the NXT Lego Robots.
5. ESS (event script scripting). If you play any valve games, or have ever hosted a server you should know what this is. It's what runs most custom mods for servers (gungame, some zombie mods, etc...).
All in all, most of my programming experience has come from either introductory classes, or self-teaching/recreational use.
I am asking how well prepared I am for the classes I will be taking once I get to university. When I get to university I will need to learn Java, C#, and probably alot more languages that I've never really heard of.