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Optimizing Purdue CS
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AryaReddyvari commented Jan 15, 2026

Great writeup and amazing guide Kart, definitely will be using this information for the rest of my time here at Purdue!

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pranavsetpal commented Feb 28, 2026

Fact: You can replace CS 182 with MA 375 if you want. This is especially good if you have covered a decent amount of the calc sequence, since MA 375 has a pre-req of Calc III, while CS 182 has a pre-req of Cal I. Note that, even though Calc III is a pre-req, it is not actually used, but you will need to talk to the professor teaching the course for permission.

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SauquetAlex commented Mar 5, 2026

If you would like to consider grad school take CS 584 (or 585) during your junior/senior years. They will make you re-consider your intelligence for grad classes..

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BasantSharm commented Mar 11, 2026

Holy guacamole the goat strikes again. Incredible guide.

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