Can you please help me bro I’m so worried and having a panic attack rn, do I need to be in AP Calculus by the time I’m a senior to be even eligible to get a major in computer science? Right now I’m in algebra 1 as a freshmen and there’s no way I can get to AP calc in time bro))):

Hello,i have been following you for a while and i really like your content and find it useful. it helped me alot and you cleared out alot of misconceptions i had before, you actually give genuine and truthful advice thankyou for that. i can hardly find people who are honest about the IT field in general like you. This is why i would really like you’re opinion since you are experienced and know about the work field, i just finished my first year as a software engineering (bachelors) and from the beginning i have been torn about whether i should go into software engineering or computer science, if i go into cs i’ll probably do my masters in software engineering, in your opinion is it a good step to take bachelors in software engineering from the start or should i go into cs and then continue software engineering (like you)? Because i barely see anyone talk about having a software engineering bachelors. Ps i’m asking you because i’m from a third world country and my plan is to work in a first world country hopefully and i don’t know anyone who does. Will really appreciate your help and input! Thankyou!

As an intern I was always nervous seeing how productive the FT SWE are compared to me. Once an actual full time SWE how can I be as productive as the other SWEs? How was your transition from intern to FT, how did you ramp up your productiveness compared to being an intern?

Hey, hope you are good. I am a computer science first year student, and one of my subjects include computer architecture shuff (cache and energy /power) is too hard for me as i am not good at maths. I was wondering that is it necessary to study this in depth or just basics to pass the exam would be fine considering the future professional life?

Hey! My name’s Amit and I’m an incoming freshman at Georgia Tech. I saw a video saying that you were the president of your fraternity at Georgia Tech. Do you mind shining some light on the value you get by being at a Georgia tech fraternity specifically as well as the frats that you thought were good in general. Love the content!