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However, I still think that project 3 should be on the lighter side given that it ends up being close to finals week. Considering project 2 requires probably 30-50 hours compared to the ~6 for project 1 and ~4 for project 3, I think there could be a better balance especially when each is weighted equally. (Project 3 in particular has easier questions than many intro level CTF questions on web security). Projects 1 and 3 could be more in depth and I think it would be fun to have harder challenges than the ones that they currently have. Sounds weird, but the projects might be TOO easy.Personally I wish the class went more in depth on some topics, but it is a survey class so it can't be faulted that much here.Great online textbook, super easy to catch up with lectures by using it if you fall behind or don't want to watch lecture.Reasonable exams - if you do past exams and make notes of the textbook/lectures on your cheat sheet it's on the easier side to do well on the exams compared to other upper divs (no weirdly hard exams compared to content like CS 188, past exams have questions that are slight variations of each other).Helpful extensions during stressful weeks, letting slip days carry over Thanksgiving break, extra hw drops, flexible exam procedures, quick piazza response times, discussion TA Amazing course staff - the course staff this semester was super accommodating and honestly the best I've seen in a CS class at Berkeley so far.Project 2 is a large time sink but it was also fun and the class gives you a ton of time to do it even if you start late Fun and interesting projects, 1 and 3 are not time consuming at all and can be done in a night.Probably the lowest workload upper div CS class.Workload: ~4-5 hrs per week, ~10-15 during exam weeks and proj2. R/berkeley is not endorsed by or affiliated with UC Berkeley GO BEARS!ĬS 161 (Raluca Ada Popa, Nicholas Weaver): UC Davis UC Irvine UCLA UC Merced UC Riverside UC San Diego UCSB UCSC The subreddit for people who want to talk about the City of Berkeley instead of UC Berkeley Other UC Subreddits Stuff to do in Berkeley, by u/TrainerAurelia Useful StuffĪSUC's Berkeleytime course discovery systemĬhancellor Carol Christ's AMAs: Oct 2018,

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