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CSE Student Guide

The Essential Guide for CSE Students outlines key areas for technical skill development, including programming languages, version control, and debugging tools. It emphasizes project building, collaboration, and understanding data structures and algorithms, along with foundational computer science subjects. Additionally, it provides tips for career preparation, productivity, and optional tools to enhance learning and security.
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CSE Student Guide

The Essential Guide for CSE Students outlines key areas for technical skill development, including programming languages, version control, and debugging tools. It emphasizes project building, collaboration, and understanding data structures and algorithms, along with foundational computer science subjects. Additionally, it provides tips for career preparation, productivity, and optional tools to enhance learning and security.
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Essential Guide for CSE Students

1. Core Technical Skills

- Programming Languages

- Learn Python, Java, or C++ as your foundation.

- Practice daily on platforms like LeetCode, Codeforces, HackerRank.

- Version Control

- Use Git and GitHub to manage and share your code.

- Learn commands like git init, git add, git commit, git push.

- Debugging & IDEs

- Master tools like VS Code, IntelliJ, PyCharm.

- Use breakpoints, step-through debugging, and code linters.

2. Project Building & Collaboration

- Build Mini Projects

- Example: Calculator, To-do app, Portfolio website.

- Use HTML, CSS, JS, and Python/Java backend.

- Teamwork & Contribution

- Collaborate on GitHub.

- Use tools like Trello, Slack, Notion for group projects.

3. Data Structures & Algorithms

- Start with Basics

- Arrays, Strings, Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists.


Essential Guide for CSE Students

- Move to Trees, Graphs, DP, and Sorting algorithms.

- Study Resources

- YouTube (Abdul Bari, Take U Forward), GeeksforGeeks, LeetCode.

4. CS Fundamentals

- Key Subjects

- DBMS, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, OOPs.

- How to Learn

- Use handwritten notes, flashcards, and quizzes.

- Practice MCQs and explain topics out loud.

5. Tools Every CSE Student Needs

- Code Editor: VS Code (with extensions like Prettier, Live Server).

- Compiler/Interpreter: GCC, JDK, Python.

- Database Tools: MySQL Workbench, SQLite.

- Virtualization: VirtualBox, Docker (optional).

- API Testing: Postman.

6. Career Preparation

- Internships

- Apply on Internshala, LinkedIn, AngelList.

- Keep your GitHub and resume updated.


Essential Guide for CSE Students

- Resume & Portfolio

- 1-page resume in PDF.

- Showcase 2-3 projects on GitHub and LinkedIn.

- Interview Prep

- Use platforms like InterviewBit, GeeksforGeeks SDE Sheet, CS50.

7. Productivity & Time Management

- Task Management

- Use Notion, Todoist, or Google Tasks.

- Plan daily using Pomodoro method (e.g., Pomofocus.io).

- Routine Example

1. Morning - Quick DSA practice (30 mins).

2. Class - Digital notes in Notion/Obsidian.

3. Afternoon - Work on a project or assignment.

4. Evening - Watch a tech tutorial or revise CS topics.

5. Night - Reflect, journal, plan tomorrow.

Optional but Helpful

- Mind Maps: XMind, Coggle.

- Typing: keybr.com, typingclub.com.

- Security: Bitwarden, 2FA, don't share credentials.

- AI Assistants: ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Perplexity AI.

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