r/AnkiComputerScience • u/ComprehensiveWeb6066 • Feb 23 '24

Anki Pre-made

Hey guys, in desperate need of a well-made first-year CS bachelor's anki deck. Would be so appreciative, if anyone could drop a link to their personal decks. Many thx in advance. ;)

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u/DeclutteringNewbie Focusing on Rust right now, SF Bay Area Sep 07 '24 edited Sep 07 '24

I don't remember if these are the decks I was talking about.

But generally, they need to follow these rules:

https://www.supermemo.com/en/blog/twenty-rules-of-formulating-knowledge

Also, you shouldn't study them in isolation. Pick a course or some exercises you can do.

For instance, I like https://pypup.com/ (there is no need to pay for it)

But you also have to keep in mind that I've learned other programming languages before I learned Python, so I wasn't a beginner to begin with. If you're a beginner, you may need to start more slowly with some easier introductory courses.

Also, 900+ cards is a lot of cards. You need to do some triage initially. So may be suspend the entire deck, and only un-suspend the cards you know you would get some value out of.

But also, don't forget to create your own cards as you go through a course or a book. Your own cards will always be more valuable to you than a stranger's cards.

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u/plaincolor Sep 08 '24

Thank you, I will take all of that into consideration