Theoretical Computer Science is in our Computer Science group, a list of resources about the ideas behind computing, like how algorithms and data work. We only know the title, short description and level from our list.
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Is it for me?
It is for curious people who want to know why computers work, not only how to use them. Many items are Advanced or Intermediate, so it suits about age teen+ and up.
Grown-ups: some material is university level. A hard item is not a problem; just choose an easier one.
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How to start
Read the description and see if the idea sounds interesting.
Open the original site with a grown-up and read the first section.
Draw or write the main idea in your own words.
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How much time?
Plan about 80 minutes at a time over about 9 sessions. (estimate)
80 min per session9 sessionsestimate
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A plan you can follow
Day 130 minRead the first section.
Week 145 minTake notes and try one example.
Week 260 minExplain the idea to someone.
Week 360 minLook for the idea in a program you know.
Times are estimates. Go at your own speed.
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