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To become a computer expert, a structured learning path is essential. Start with data structures, followed by computer architecture, and then explore networking or operating systems in either order. Discrete math is particularly beneficial for understanding computer science concepts. If your university lacks a clear course sequence, researching other institutions can provide valuable insights. Following this recommended order will help build a solid foundation in computer science.
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I want to become computer expert in all aspects
I know programming
I study Electrical Engineering in university and I love computers
I want to know computers in basic level
If I want to learn basic about computers what work should I do?
between data structures , operating system , computer networks and other lessons what order should read?
and what topic from math should read?
I almost know list of lessons but don't know exactly order for study them
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Does your university's computer science department or program not publish a required or recommended sequence of courses, and the topics that they cover?

If your university doesn't do this, I'm sure many universities do, so browse a few university web sites and you should get a pretty good idea. :smile:
 
Mprog said:
If I want to learn basic about computers what work should I do?
between data structures , operating system , computer networks and other lessons what order should read?
Provided that you have gone through at least one programming course, this would be the appropriate order:

1. Data structures
2. Computer architecture
3. Networking or operating systems (order doesn't matter for these)

Mprog said:
and what topic from math should read?
Discrete math is most useful for computer science.
 
You should follow jtbell's advice and look at the courses for your computer science subjects.

They should have courses on the topics you have spoken about.
 
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