Video project "Computer Science Student"
My name is Rahim 'freetonik', I study at the University of Carleton , in the capital of Canada, Ottawa under the program Computer Science, Software and Computing Stream. That is, I study on IT shnik.
And at some point I thought that it would be interesting to tell all of you about how my training is going on, what tasks we get, how we perform them and what problems arise, what projects we work on and how lectures take place. As far as I know, IT-related people from the CIS are quite interested in looking at the learning process in the west.
Studying takes up most of my time, plus a few more hobby projects, so I thought for a long time before launching another project. But since he nevertheless decided, he chose the path of least resistance. Made a site in Google Sites and chose video as the main media. Sit down and talk in front of the camera about your student affairs - quickly and conveniently. Yes, I understand that a normal website and domain would be great, and a detailed description of all cases with plain text is better than my physiognomy, but ... this is all I have time for.
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The site , except for the video itself, has all the additional materials - lectures, code samples, source codes of completed tasks, screenshots, etc.
The site is divided into sections. For example, in the Courses section there are ... ahem ... courses, and under each course - relevant materials. In the Video section - all episodes. Well, you understand.
To date, two videos are available - the intro (above) and the description of the course “Assembler and Computer Organization” .
Since the site has a lot of different content, some will not need, for example, source code, and some - only they are needed, the third is interested only in video, etc. In addition, Google Sites does not have RSS. Therefore, for updates, I chose a favorite Twitter. Here will be posted links to fresh materials with the designation of the type: [Video], [Lecture], etc.
And at some point I thought that it would be interesting to tell all of you about how my training is going on, what tasks we get, how we perform them and what problems arise, what projects we work on and how lectures take place. As far as I know, IT-related people from the CIS are quite interested in looking at the learning process in the west.
Studying takes up most of my time, plus a few more hobby projects, so I thought for a long time before launching another project. But since he nevertheless decided, he chose the path of least resistance. Made a site in Google Sites and chose video as the main media. Sit down and talk in front of the camera about your student affairs - quickly and conveniently. Yes, I understand that a normal website and domain would be great, and a detailed description of all cases with plain text is better than my physiognomy, but ... this is all I have time for.
')
The site , except for the video itself, has all the additional materials - lectures, code samples, source codes of completed tasks, screenshots, etc.
The site is divided into sections. For example, in the Courses section there are ... ahem ... courses, and under each course - relevant materials. In the Video section - all episodes. Well, you understand.
To date, two videos are available - the intro (above) and the description of the course “Assembler and Computer Organization” .
Since the site has a lot of different content, some will not need, for example, source code, and some - only they are needed, the third is interested only in video, etc. In addition, Google Sites does not have RSS. Therefore, for updates, I chose a favorite Twitter. Here will be posted links to fresh materials with the designation of the type: [Video], [Lecture], etc.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/45620/
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