Recommendations for professional options (CPA)
Hi guys, I am currently deciding on the professional options to take for the next semesters.
Can someone share their opinions on best 6 options available.
For next term, I am planning to take Cloud Computing and Open Source Development. Will have 4 options in the final term.
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Good 2 choices so far. Besides those, recommending the second open source class. Computer vision is good too.
Definitely OSD700 (second open source)
I see, not sure what computer vision is about. Will have to research.
Yeah that’s on my list as well
Python and its library OpenCV. You learn how to use some live visual transformation, AR, machine learning, image recognition and filtering
The quality of the course is good - difficulty is decent, you actually learn something and the prof cares
sadly only available during summer
but it's fantastic
Ahh sounds interesting, that’s something I was looking for.
Really
making a gesture-controlled media player rn for my final project
yeah
the pro option availability depends on the season
sadly
Wow, I would want to do that
it's a great pro option if u get the chance to take it
Wait its available for fall, I can see it
yooo lucky
usually it's only available in summer
Yeah will have to let go of osd though
that's awesome
yeah I mean OSD is really valuable too
Yeah it sounds fun
Yeah its a tradeoff then
I can take osd next term, but will miss on osd700
yeah OSD600+700 is amazing experience learning how to work on a project remotely with a team
and managing an open source project
I'd say it's probably more valuable than CVI, even if CVI is more fun :p
Hmm that’s a tough decision. Will have to think about it
Also for mobile dev, I am confused what to go for -
Ios or android
yeah from what I've heard the android mobile dev course is outdated
using Java and MVC while the current standard for native development is Kotlin and MVVM or MVP
Yeah I also heard that about android
There’s 2 cross platforms though, react native (hybrid approach) and core mobile
What does that mean
Ohh ok, that’s out of my list then
Why would anyone go to denmark to learn a programming framework 😭
oh cool, Cole did that not too long ago
mostly drank and hung out by all accounts
I think the pre-reqs will be different for us?
idk it was replaced by DSA456 in its semester, and by APD545 in 5th sem actually
maybe her info is just out of date? bc otherwise it would be impossible for students to take OSD600 & 700
We are making a gesture controlled mouse
Kinda like a rip off of apple vision pro
Oh damn, does it include the hardware side of things too? So will yall have a working product by the end of it?
oh shit nice
Or is it just coding
just coding
awwwww
🙁
yeah hardware would have been cool
but that's getting into shit this program gives you zero foundation in
gotta learn to walk before you can run :p
eh thats fair
maybe when they finally get some breadboarding or fpga programming in this bitch
that being said a hardware day / club would be cool
ik retro has a lot of shit
I have way too many basic breadboarding supplies and an arduino
Reminds me, i should prob find some cool hackathons to head to
its almost sept
true, they'll be starting up
the stupid ideas hacks last year was around sept I think
the one I went with retro to
hah yeah that seemed fun
I should keep an eye out
should prob build it into FreshMeet
lmao
after I rewrite the backend
lmfao doit
then make a hardware implementation, digital panel displaying scrolling event listings as they're posted
YOOOO
🧠
🧠
the most 🧠
you could 100% find a guide for scrolling text led panel diys
and then just plug that into your app
I finally found a hardware project
lmfao
lmao hype
now u just need to get a pi with eth/wifi and a screen
Huh, I took computer vision in fall
oh weird, I checked the CPA course listing on the seneca website and it said it's only available in summer
mb for trusting the official seneca website ig xD
rookie mistake
rule 1 of seneca. Never trust Seneca
Yeah JAC is no longer available
omg jac is gone