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I’ll be taking a rigorous courseload with three EECS courses this upcoming semester. The combination of the courses with recruiting will be tough, but I believe that my past semesters - from juggling a time-intensive class with a full-time internship in a different city (Winter 2022) or a full courseload with recruiting and other commitments - have prepared me well for the final battle, and this will be the ultimate test of how my time management skills, ability as a CS student, and sheer determination & grit, have improved over college....

Databases: CMU’s Database Systems Compilers: CMU’s Compiler Design Linear Algebra: Professor Gilbert Strang’s lectures + MIT OCW AI/ML: I haven’t looked into this enough yet. Probably ML by Andrew Ng + possibly something more math React & full-stack development: Full Stack Open

A product manager at MongoDB once told me some advice she’d received: “set your goals for the next year, and your goals for the end of your career or next ten years(something long term).” Her own answers to the latter surprised me: they were to write and publish a book, teach a class, and build a business (didn’t have to be a software business). Well, I’ve always had lots of ideas for what I’d want to do (see: 2018 Quinna)....

Here’s some things I learned in EECS 201: Thing Useful? Git Yes Shell Yes Regex Maybe?