I would have killed for this course at my university. I have spent an absurd amount of time in my current role learning UNIX, Linux, scripting, how to use VIM, and basic networking. I feel so far...
I would have killed for this course at my university. I have spent an absurd amount of time in my current role learning UNIX, Linux, scripting, how to use VIM, and basic networking. I feel so far behind the 8 ball all the time and tasks will take 2-3 times longer for me than my peers because of it. Or I'll just not know how to do something or why something isn't working because I don't understand how Linux works under the hood. IMO a course like this needs to be mandatory.
There’s a course like that at my uni and from what I gather from those who do it (as it’s obligatory for CS), it sucks and it’s boring. Most people will choose their own tools and develop their...
There’s a course like that at my uni and from what I gather from those who do it (as it’s obligatory for CS), it sucks and it’s boring. Most people will choose their own tools and develop their own proficiency as they go along anyway.
I would have killed for this course at my university. I have spent an absurd amount of time in my current role learning UNIX, Linux, scripting, how to use VIM, and basic networking. I feel so far behind the 8 ball all the time and tasks will take 2-3 times longer for me than my peers because of it. Or I'll just not know how to do something or why something isn't working because I don't understand how Linux works under the hood. IMO a course like this needs to be mandatory.
There’s a course like that at my uni and from what I gather from those who do it (as it’s obligatory for CS), it sucks and it’s boring. Most people will choose their own tools and develop their own proficiency as they go along anyway.