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Collection of the various courses, and their materials, taken at Politecnico di Milano during both Bachelor level degree and Master level degree in Engineering, Computer Science Engineering.
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I really enjoyed this path I chose, during high school I sometimes doubted or even get sad about doing computer science only for the purpose of building software, applications and so on.
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I wanted to apply it to something important, tangible, being not a "full stack developer" but rather a "full stack engineer" which means for me knowing everything from the mathematical model to phychs behind something then eletctronics, circuits, hardware architectures, signal processing and trasmission, low level software and ending with more and more abstraction reaching more related computer sciences only topics.
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I wanted to apply it to something important, tangible, being not a "full stack developer" but rather a "full stack engineer" which means for me knowing everything from the mathematics then to the physichs behind something, then eletctronics, circuits, hardware architectures, signal processing and trasmission, low level software and then at the end the more and more abstraction reaching more related computer sciences only topics which obviously I love to if it wasn't clear.
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That's why I chose engineering: you can do quite anything, you achieve a very large and broad knowledge at the cost of being a difficult path to follow regarding the load of the study and the time required, but if you want to find a better purpose and mastering all other fields, including Computer Science, like Electronics, Networks, Physics, Advanced math, Logic circuits, Telecomunications, Computer architectures, and so many other things.
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