computer-engineering-resources VS cs-topics

Some courses listed here

In case you were looking for a proper CS self learning guide, here's a link one of my friend who is a cs graduate suggested : https://teachyourselfcs.com

I already live in NYC, so it can't get much worse. And yes, I am willing to learn. Practically all I do is read. I was thinking about following this curriculum, but obviously that would take a while.

Try https://teachyourselfcs.com/ It has a good selection of books and courses on fundamentals of CS. Hope this helps!

Whichever uni you end up in, you'll still have to do a lot of self learning. There are plenty of online resources for CS if you feel that the curriculum doesn't cover enough.

also see: https://teachyourselfcs.com/

I'm currently going over the subjects listed in the teachyourselfcs and they say they had their guide updated extensively about 2 years ago and still they haven't ruled out those decade old lessons. So, I consider LISP is there is teach the basics of programming but not the language itself, just like you described. To sum up, it's not about the programming language, it's about the programming concepts that is essential when coding. Am I right? What do you think?

If UCLA doesnt allow you to take certain classes and/or you feel like you're missing out on other higher lvl classes, you can self study them if you want. MIT open courseware, teachyourselfcs.com come to mind

A few weeks ago I started with the curriculum on https://teachyourselfcs.com, with the goal of completing it within a year.

Check out this site . It lists many great resources for learning computer science - books and video lectures.