I am a computer science major and I was wondering if someone can give me some problems that I can practice?
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Dance with the Kernel.  That is always fun.
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Learn well the fundamentals of Computer Science.  Hardware may constantly change (Moore's Law) but the underlying theories will last forever.  Good luck.
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Try the following website:\n\nhttp://www.collegeboard.com/csearch/majors_careers/profiles/
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Computer Science is as much math as it is computers.  Much of the work in CS is designing algorithms, which are often independent of the computers they will be used on.\n\nIf you enjoy working with computers, but don't know much, and want to go into a technical field like programming or systems analysis, then CS should be fine for you, but you also need to like math.  If you're not fond of either computers or math, then it's definitely the wrong major.\n\nIf you just want to learn about computers, there are many courses available that teach you how to use them.  CS is an in-depth approach to the mathematics in computers, not a way to learn how to use them.
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I can provide you complete programs of data structures (linked list, array handling, stacks, queues, tress, graphs, and other algorithms). for this you have to provide me your information and details for what purpose you have to use this? and what your are doing currently. you can communicate me on my email address. abhi_patni@yahoo.com.
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Compurter programming is a part of computer science. so learn Computer science, it will teach you fundamentals.
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I'm really good at math and i have trouble making games. I suggest you try to learn C++ first. if you start with qbasic or something, it'll be hard to go to c++. I've tried making text based games but those can be hard. I sugest you study the programming language more than math though.
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I'm sorry, but doesn't a program for computer programming without a computer defeat the purpose of the program.  Kind of like trying to bake a cake without an oven.
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It's a pretty strong job market right now, from what I hear, and Computer Science remains a popular discipline.  So, finding a job shouldn't be too great a problem.  The two things that may be obstacles are:\n\n1. The specific type of job you're looking for.  If you are too narrow in your search, you may limit your choices too much.\n\n2. The strategy you use to find a job.  You can't wait around for someone to find you.  You need to be proactive in your search, and use a variety of methods.\n\nI've attached a link to an article that should help.\n\nBest of luck to you.
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If you're good at math (and like to do it a lot), can think straight, and can type decently, I think you'll do OK.  I'm a programmer and not an electrical engineer though, so you may have a different experience.
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tennredbear is exactly right. They want to know if you have an apptitude for cryptology (code breaking/writing). Tough but excellent rating.\n\nGood luck!
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just browse over formulas which are tough for u... and review how to do steps to problems that have been tough. otherwise u should b ok. good luck
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not at all , it is commons sense questions.  Go to you local library and there should be a practice test book on it.  Kind of like the ones for college
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I would suggest a computer science class.  Being able to program can be helpful to a chemist.
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Practice doing examples of problems from each section you studied this semester.  When you get to one that you don't understand/can't figure out ask someone for help, that way you have a specific question to ask so they know what exactly you don't understand and are better able to help you.
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you can try computer programming or computer engineering :)
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Yeah, try searching google for math problems