CS courses are not be the culprit to the failures I have in mind...
I had to study Chemistry for 2 years (no CS DEUG at that time), failed to pass because of thermodynamics, was finally rescued in-extremis because the jury's head was also my CS teacher (CS was an option). I entered a CS engineer school and things went very smoothly after that.
I almost failed to study CS! because of thermodynamics. It could have been because of bio-chemistry, or maths. None of which were needed to study CS.
42 fixes this. Their pre-requisites are relevant to what you'll need to study.
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CS courses are not be the culprit to the failures I have in mind...
I had to study Chemistry for 2 years (no CS DEUG at that time), failed to pass because of thermodynamics, was finally rescued in-extremis because the jury's head was also my CS teacher (CS was an option). I entered a CS engineer school and things went very smoothly after that.
I almost failed to study CS! because of thermodynamics. It could have been because of bio-chemistry, or maths. None of which were needed to study CS.
42 fixes this. Their pre-requisites are relevant to what you'll need to study.