The Mass Email That Scammed Us Into Choosing Courses

Save this for future reference, it’s more secure to take public elective courses with several classmates, making it easier to skip class. Here’s what follows.

Course selection is now open, everyone should note to select the robot course.

Additionally, I recommend two public elective courses that may be extremely useful for our major.

Data structure is a way of thinking, teaching users the principles from the most basic level.

Now, in the development of large programs, data structures have been fully encapsulated, meaning users only need to call related functions to achieve the desired functionality. However, in single-chip microcomputer development (including related software development), when you need to perform higher-level development such as middleware, network protocol implementation, compiler development, and other low-level development, much of the code needs to be written by yourself. Moreover, the efficiency of the program will be highly valued, and learning data structures will make your programs more practical and efficient. At this time, you will not only know what data structures are but also need to master them. Of course, having this knowledge will make a huge difference in the rewards you can get…

So, everyone can consider taking this course.

VB.net can be seen as an upgraded version of VB, based on the .NET architecture. VB.net and C# are two languages that are very much alive in the new internet era. For students of our major, the most practical benefit of learning VB.net is the ability to quickly develop computer-based application software, and you can create a usable, interface-based software in just one day. VB.net has many useful controls, and when we need to develop software for single-chip microcomputers or other devices connected to computers, using these controls can save a lot of time. Moreover, VB.net has excellent support for networking, allowing direct access to databases on the network through controls.

In short, knowing VB is very important, but VB is outdated, and it’s time to learn VB.net or C#.

So, everyone can consider taking this course.

I’m not only telling you how to choose but also why.

Of course, maybe the real purpose is to make it easier for me to skip class in the future:).

One is Wu Ping’s “Data Structure Foundation” with course number 08132130

 

The other is Jiang Hong’s “VB.NET Programming” with course number 08132020

 

These two courses do not conflict with our scheduled courses and can be taken.

Why recommend these two courses?

Firstly, data structure is a course that our major does not cover, but it occupies a very important position in programming learning.

Generally, when learning C++ language, after knowing the basic statements, we should learn classes, then templates (templet), followed by data structures, and simultaneously learn STL libraries and generic programming. This is a complete C++ learning process, but we only learned classes and some simple polymorphism before ending. This knowledge system is incomplete (and not practical), and you will soon forget all the knowledge.