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from the what-study-methods-did-you-use dept.
arys asks: "I've been looking around for a good book on the GRE Computer Science subject test but all I found were
a book that is out of print and an other that has the worst reviews possible. What I want to ask is those of you that have taken the test, how did you prepare for it?"
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The best way to prepare for a GRE in Computer Science
is to study computer science. A variety of
four-year programs are offered at hundreds of universities
around the world. Apply early and you might get a
scholarship.
Courses in "Microsoft Word2000" probably will be a bit off
the mark. You might have to study some algebra and maybe
even some literature (if you don't choose University of
Phoenix, that is).
An Undergraduate Degree Helps (Score:5, Funny)
Courses in "Microsoft Word2000" probably will be a bit off the mark. You might have to study some algebra and maybe even some literature (if you don't choose University of Phoenix, that is).
GRE = Generic Router Encapsulation? (Score:3, Funny)
What I wish I had done before I took it (Score:2, Funny)
The one thing that screwed me over was that I didn't take a senior-level Automata/Formal Languages course. I got jacked by questions like:
I A context-free language is also a regular language
II A regular language is also a context-free language
III Your mom
Which of the above statements are true?
a. I, II, III
b. I, III
c. I, II
d. III
e. eat me
Still, I got into grad school...