I am currently taking the compiler course (CS-8803) and there is no way in the world I put this much work into a self-study project. I spend roughly 30 hours per week on it.
I am currently taking the compiler course (CS-8803) and there is no way in the world I put this much work into a self-study project. I spend roughly 30 hours per week on it.
https://www.jameskerti.com/omscs-georgia-tech/
Any comment on this from your perspective?
Some classes are very poorly run. However, you can avoid those courses. There are reviews of all courses on https://omscentral.com/courses
I took Machine Learning for Trading (basically intro to ML) and enjoyed it tremendously even though the prof has since moved on.
I also took High perf Computer Architecture - basically graduate computer architecture - and enjoyed it immensely even though the professor was not active. We had a great TA, exams were insanely hard but gr8 test of knowledge, and I learned a ton from classmates. One classmate was an actual hardware engineer on PowerPC. I learned so much from him.
Most classes have active Slack channels w/ active discussions at all hours. Those channels alone are worth joining the OMSCS IMO.