@AnthonyLauder
I have a PhD in Computer Science, and believe that the best book for maths for computer science is Concrete Mathematics, by Knuth et al.
@AMVH2012
One of the rare times I already have one of the books without hearing about it in a different video. I've come to believe that C is one of the best languages to start with because it's basic enough that you can easily understand the logic, whereas newer languages have more going on and it's harder to see why you're doing something. Being able to execute is great but understanding makes you a better programmer. I'll never willingly touch it again but it's a good place to start.
@alrxalw
I wish people would share this stuff in high school/ at the very beginning of our degree ๐
@andrewmcmillion
Structure and Interpretation of. Computer Programs is a masterpiece. The world of software would be a better place today if more engineers had read it.
@billc4993
I agree with your comments on the K&R C book. It is easy to understand once you know C. I learned C in a week long 8 hours a day class at work and then used it mainly as a language reference.
@hosseinforoughian5493
There is something about you and this channel that gives me positive feelings . Thank you sir !
@douglasstrother6584
"A Book on C: An Introduction to Programming in C" ~ Kelley & Pohl is another good one.
@dimwit818
Took discrete math (COT 3100) with Dr Frederick @ UCF in the mid 90s. Guy was a genius, being able to come in and lecture with no notes, no books, no references, no nothing :)
@rivierasperduto7926
I took a proof based linear algebra class for my associates degree in Math before I went on to Computer Science at a 4 year school. I was able to be the first person to test out of the linear algebra/graph theory/runtime analysis class at the 4 year school because of my previous classes at community college. The proof based linear algebra course was probably the hardest course I ever taken (it's either that or my operating systems class).
@musaabaz2271
Even though I'm graduated. As a person who's struggled with math, I'm still happy that I passed all exams for these subjects; Algebra & Trigonometry, Linear algebra and discrete math.
@halilfurkanmercimek833
Lovely guide for me to follow. My sincere praises to you.
@nineteenfortyeight
I had to take 3 semesters of calculus plus the course where you learn to prove it. I internalized nothing and hated every minute. Luckily, I've never had to use it. I say learn linear algebra as much as you can, and statistics. Learn your algorithms. Then focus on learning your favorite subject matter so you can program about something. For instance, linguistics or biology.
@masoodr971
New-car smell ainโt got nothing on new-textbook smell ๐! My 12 yr old is strong in math and absolutely loves computers. Iโm going to share this video with him and hopefully he can synthesize his two passions! Thanks for sharing ๐
@sophieeee_____a
00:00 introduction
01:58 - 09:32 introductory math
01:58 intermediate algebra (blitzer)
02:58 college algebra (blizter)
04:00 precalc and trig (sullivan)
05:58 calculus (stewart)
07:18 differential equations (zill)
08:00 statistics (brase)
09:32 - 17:01 discrete mathematics
09:32 introduction to discrete math
10:18 discrete math (balakrishnan)(hard)
11:45 and 15:44 discrete math (epp)(for beginners)
12:45 combinatorics and graph theory (included in discrete math books)
17:10 - 18:18 linear algebra (anton)
18:18 - 19:29 time management and studying advice
19:29 - 21:37
19:36 structure and interpretation of computer programs
20:31 the c programming language
21:47 outro and summary and math courses at 22:32
@envadeh
Look at this book called "Physically based rayTracing", that book got awards for helping change rendering in the animated film industry. Also 'real time rendering' which is very famous but not as deep ofc, and "mathematics for 3d programming and computer graphics" and "game engine architecture"
@แแแแฅแกแแแแ แแแแฎแแแแ แแ
Happy new year math sorcerer!๐
@misraaditya9213
God tier is doing a maths and CS degree :)
@anti-gravityseal7162
Hi The Math Sorcerer, I love your videos and always search for a review of yours before buying a math book. I have a few requests for book reviews, if you have any interest or time: - Statistical Inference by Casella and Berger - A Walk Through Combinatorics by Miklos Bona - generatingfunctionology by Wilf - Probability with Martingales by David Williams Thanks again! Youโve had a major impact on math learning journey, and, maybe most importantly, helped me understand that my math education doesnโt have to stop just because Iโve graduated college.
@josephgranillo9108
Thanks! I recently bought your statistics class on Udemy. Iโm glad I found your channel!
@terreur4631