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Got your favourite branch? Or as the case may be, your parents favourite branch? Either way, Computer Science Engineering has a plethora of options for you to explore and master before you can take on the big bad giants of this field. Ashish Gupta, a CS undergrad studying at Symbiosis Institute of Technology tells you how you can build a strong foundation a bright future!<\/em><\/p>\n

More than half the population that gives the competitive engineering exams in our country today has only one goal in their mind, Computer Science Engineering. Every school student who believes he can pursue engineering in college wants to get into CS. The reasons for them are quite obvious. The work Computer Engineers do seems to be easy. They get to sit in good labs and not work\u00a0hard in workshop industries, mines and on roads. And the salary, oh! The salary they get, it\u2019s good enough to buy a BMW\"CSE<\/a> convertible and park it in your garage before you turn 25. But these false believes about this branch is not my current concern.
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Without getting into details and reasoning behind this mad craze of Computer Science Engineering, let us proceed to what happens next. After burning the midnight oil for 2 years or more, a few lac students get into this fascinating branch. The situation now gets confusing, and rather interesting. The first year computer science and IT students experience that all \u2018core\u2019 branch engineering students are busy learning about motors and pumps and engineering structures and what not. So what should we study? We have achieved more marks than them. We are supposed to be more intelligent. We are supposed to be more \u2018busy\u2019. But that is never the case. In this article, I will make it easier for all those future computer engineers who are willing to learn and explore and work hard again.<\/p>\n

Most of us start with programming. Figuring out the logic behind so many types of sorting and understanding the complex algorithms and what not. Whether it is Java, or C or python! Some of us get into Android\/Windows App development or even web development. I understand that learning PHP, HTML and these programming languages is quite interesting and easy, this approach is slightly wrong. The approach that every computer science student must have should relate more to the CORE concepts of computer science. The approach should be more basic. Basic does not necessarily mean easy, it can be complex, very very complex. And hence, here is a list of interesting topics that you must study before diving into any specific.<\/p>\n