Everything You Need to Know About First-Year CS at UofT (making POST, what you learn, workload, etc)

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  • Опубликовано: 25 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 21

  • @gabriellahuang7302
    @gabriellahuang7302 Год назад

    your video is so helpful for UT first year, thank you ! ! !

  • @peteryakubu3434
    @peteryakubu3434 2 года назад

    Love this video. People should make stuff like this

  • @markpayne4360
    @markpayne4360 2 года назад +12

    Hi Aurora, this video was extremely informative and helpful!! Im an incoming cs student at uoft this fall but im still confused on what electives I should take. I would really appreciate it if you could share all the classes you took first year and if you know any super easy bird courses you would recommend. Thanks again for the amazing video!!!

    • @cakestan5691
      @cakestan5691 2 года назад

      How are you doing?

    • @annyraa
      @annyraa 2 месяца назад

      how did you survive mat137

  • @nevoiya2422
    @nevoiya2422 2 года назад

    Thank you for this very informative video! :D

  • @johnmiles2726
    @johnmiles2726 2 года назад +6

    Hello! I'm currently a first year cs student at uoft and i just wanted to point out that CSC110 has changed its evaluation structure this year. Everything you said about the tutorials and lecture structure still applies, but the evaluations have changed for some reason.
    Now, there are 4 total assignments that must be worked on strictly individually along with 3 term tests as well as a final exam written during the fall exam period (no final project in a group). Not sure about the reason for the change but I wish we still had the ability to work with partners for assignments at least.

  • @rasyidpamuji7219
    @rasyidpamuji7219 6 месяцев назад

    thank you big older sister aurora

  • @lakss8672
    @lakss8672 Год назад +1

    Hey Aurora and thank you a lot for this detailed video ! I heard in some other youtube videos that they basically removed POSt but for some reasons I can't find that information online : is POSt still active or did they got rid of it ?

  • @momouwu1937
    @momouwu1937 2 года назад

    Very informative. Thank you :D

  • @admin80madhura89
    @admin80madhura89 2 года назад +1

    Wonderful video, Aurora! Thank you. My question is this the same for all the 3 campuses? Thank you for your time.

  • @kajejack3519
    @kajejack3519 2 года назад

    Great vid. Very informative.

  • @AbdullahM16
    @AbdullahM16 Месяц назад +1

    how many courses i must take in my first year? is it the only 3 you mentioned in class overview(csc110,csc 111,mat 137) or i should take more then that?

  • @maira7736
    @maira7736 5 месяцев назад

    Second year version pls 🙏

  • @MaherRahman-d9w
    @MaherRahman-d9w 4 месяца назад

    Could you olease tell me what courses you took firsst year? Im having trouble deciding my electives and i want to take something that will make my vourseload ad light as podsible so that i can fovus on making post

  • @deborahhaamanjanji7960
    @deborahhaamanjanji7960 Год назад

    what campus to you go to?

  • @jasm2339
    @jasm2339 Год назад

    hi! i just got admitted to uoft. as a cs in-stream student, is it guaranteed to make POSt when our grades pass the min. grade (70% in cs110, 77% in cs111)? or we have to score higher like mid to high 80s to make POSt?

    • @mohammedh7404
      @mohammedh7404 Год назад +1

      Hi, just finished my first year of cs at UofT in stream. U just need to meet the min cutoffs + pass mat137. Ppl who r out of stream have to worry about getting 80s / 90s

    • @garouftw5022
      @garouftw5022 Год назад

      ​@Mohammed Hussain Got 2k scholarship from utm and nothing from western. Got good work ethic and can focus well so maybe I make post but I had like a 92ish average for gr12. Can also someone comment on how good of a school western is. I'm told it's a good school but I'm not sure how it is for cs. Thanks!

    • @samba9450
      @samba9450 Год назад

      @@mohammedh7404 do you know any ppl who managed to get in cs out of stream? If so could you please tell me how they did it? Like courses taken and scores