Advice for sophomore students in non-computer majors

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I am a sophomore, majoring in computer-related. Since the freshman learned C language will be interested in computer, I intend to work in this field or test computer professional graduate student, now start late? How to narrow the gap with the professional students? I have now begun to self-study, but only to learn "C primer Plus", "assembly language", prepare for vacation study "discrete Mathematics" and "data structure", so the arrangement is appropriate? I hope you will give some suggestions.

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A young man is fortunate enough to know exactly where his interest is and to work hard to chase his dream.
However, the challenge for you is that you will embark on a learning path that is not the same as many people. I did not say "the road is not the same as everyone else", because it is not a minority of people who walk like this. One of the examples is introduced to you, see the "to the non-professional professionals in the workplace-fill the foundation, use the good now". As a result, your start is not too late. As for the goal, the work or the postgraduate examination, finally must implement to be able to work, first will study the pace to open, and go and set.
"Computer professional college students ' extracurricular self-study" and "want to learn computer science and law students" recommended to you. Previously to non-computer majors have also answered the relevant questions, my "column list" Some of the articles may be helpful to you, you can choose to see some of them.

I think for non-computer professional students to learn computer, many people will be bad in the "system learning" goal, see "Break the System learning" complex. Start by learning, learn their own system, combined with their own professional, so that can be more exciting. If, after the end of the university, into the computer professional "class", and then in the necessary "system" more effort.

This information age is really good and there are so many learning resources. Yesterday I just saw the "Computer professional MOOC Course", for you should be a treasure.

Taking practice as the main line is the key to ensure the learning effect. As a final entrustment to you.

I wish to learn smoothly, learn something!

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Advice for sophomore students who are not computer majors