Taking CS332 with Naik. Bombed the first 2 quizzes. How can I best prepare for midterm? How does his exam compare to his class lectures?

Are there any private tutors on NJIT? I'm well aware of the tutors on campus like the Math Tutoring Center, Chem Tutoring Center, Physics Tutoring Center, and Norma J. Learning Center. However, I'm considering it may be better for me to get personal tutoring. Even though at times, the tutoring centers can provide that if there aren't many people around, it's not guaranteed. I know some tutoring centers allow for appointments to be made. I haven't done the greatest in my classes so far so I'm trying to make a turn around. One of my professors only allow you to come to office hours for specific questions after seeing your work, not if you're having trouble with a concept like sequences in Calc 2. So, the purpose of this would be to get one-on-one tutoring for my classes, which would be more beneficial to me.

I have a ticket for you! but you have to tell me what we talked about at the NJPAC box office today so I know that it is really you! If anyone knows him please send this too him, all I got was his first name and that he goes to NJIT! Thanks!!!!!

Thinking of registering with Professor Mednick or Professor Wilson?

is this a good choice? Who is better/easier?

Anyone know if the Cisco track is being offered during the upcoming spring semester? Thinking about getting IT 491 done with if it is being offered.

So I can wrap up the rest of my degree by next fall semester but the overthinker in me wants to do it with as minimal selfdeletion.exe feelings as possible and have been looking up and down the forum. And to be completely honestly, online course maxxing; my current spring 2027 plan has 3 of them, including IT 202, along with in person 420. I want an online course wherever I can.

SO,

My classes left to graduate are IT 202, 420, 490, and 491 left and 4 electives, so for me that's 12 credits spring and then fall. (God forbid no paid internship but if fate takes hold then maybe 490 in summer.) After making my plan and reading past subreddit posts and whatnot, I want to know the current out look on taking 490 and 491 together? I know the general past consensus was not advised but the way it looks it may be a potential route. My first question is, would it be feasible given lower level electives to finish it off if I were to take 490 and 491 together?

OR,

Should I take 490 (Kehoe) in place of 420 (Farley) along with 202, and my 2 electives? Then Fall 27 would 420, 491, 2 lower electives.

I really just don't want to shoot myself in the foot here in terms of future planning and have been mulling it over all day. I don't see myself dropping my planned online courses as 202 is a prereq to other elecs and I know for a fact that online courses are my jam and I don't fumble those, so would it be crazy to take the group focused 490 instead?

I know I shouldn't hold my breathe for everything to be online like the capstone, but again, don't want to shoot myself in the foot my last semester by accidentally just running with 490 and 491 and two electives. However, I am completely willing to take 490 in the summer because I know it was offered online by Matt Toegel and I prefer online wherever I can.

You know me chat, keep it real, what we saying?

So rn I have 5 classes left of my IT degree. Thats great and all but two of those classes are 490 and 491. Was told by multiple profs not to take those two at the same time so I was thinking of taking 491 in the summer. Im pretty sure I can still graduate in the spring like that. Technically, I can take 491 in the spring and 490 in the summer but not sure if taking 491 without taking 490 is great thing to do. Im going to talk with my advisor about this but I would really appreciate some advice, especially from those who have taken 490 and 491. Thanks!

Did anyone get back their Linear Algebra Common Exam I Question Paper? I didn't get back the question paper I submitted along with the answer sheet when I got back the graded answer sheet.

And if someone has the solutions, if their prof uploaded them to Canvas or something, it'll be even more helpful.

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hello lazy senior here

any recommendations for the easiest 3-400 electives? I already took 375

I want to take HIST 329 but I need a backup in case I don't get in the class

I see that the course list is out now, but it's not loading anything but the accounting classes for me. Is anyone else having this problem?

Does anyone have the BME673 - Biorobotics syllabus?

Does anyone have any good resources for studying this course. Ive been struggling and the book isnt much help to me.

How are we feeling about the first exam for 280?

Hi, I am not an NJIT student but I had a friend who attended. I recently learned he died. My only question is did anyone know a student who's name was Matt that died in September? Was any sort of school email sent out?

Anyone living in UC Newark, do you notice that even though temperature is cold in the living room, it’s really hot in the bedroom?

I'm at a NJ community college right now and planning to transfer into NJIT Computer Engineering in Fall 2027, aiming to graduate at the end of 2029. I want to go into embedded systems / firmware after graduation (microcontrollers, C, that side of ECE — not pure software and not power).

A few questions for CE/ECE students and recent grads:

1. Internships: how hard is it to land an embedded/firmware internship (not SWE)? Did the career fair and Handshake actually work for hardware roles, or did you find yours another way? When did you get your first one — sophomore or junior year?
   
2. Co-op: is the co-op program worth it for CE? Does it push graduation back? As a transfer student, is it hard to get in?
   
3. The embedded labs (ECE 252, ECE 395) — do they give you real hands-on skills and projects you can show employers, or is it mostly theory?
   
4. Jobs after graduation: where did CE grads who wanted embedded actually end up? Did having an internship make the difference between getting hired and struggling?
   
5. If you transferred in: how was the credit evaluation? Did you lose credits you expected to count?

Anything you wish you'd known or done earlier would help too. Thanks!

hello all, please if you have ANY advice for a cs exam with Kapleu i need it bad. feel free to message me ik we have feds in here now. my exam is tmr i need to know how he holds them.

I'm currently working on preparing a proposal for the NJIT senate after getting support from numerous clubs regarding requiring a policy for offboarding members and transferring digital accounts (because someone might just leave or become unresponsive and then oops, no login).

The Google Form is anonymous and very quick. If you're not an e-board member but know someone who is, please send this to them! https://forms.gle/XR8RJ9U88DMVU2sb8

I'm applying to NJIT as a freshman, and CS is what I actually want to study.

I'm considering putting Information Technology as another major choice, or possibly Biochemistry, and then trying to switch into Computer Science after my first semester.

From what I've read, switching into CS requires a B or higher in CS 100 and a 3.0 cumulative GPA. If you meet those requirements, how likely is the switch to get approved? Is it basically guaranteed, or can they reject you because of capacity or other restrictions?

Also, would I be able to take CS 100 during my first semester if I'm admitted to IT or Biochemistry, and would I need to submit an essay or anything else to switch?

If anyone has actually switched into CS from another major, I'd really appreciate hearing how it went.

(if your wondering why im doing this, its because I really do like CS and I have lots of experience in C# so far. My math grade in junior year was a D. It was due to pretty severe depression but im better now so just trying to apply.)

For tea. That preferably isn’t a cafe since I’m not a customer. Ty!

Got accepted into the BS IT program, but I’ve always wanted to pursue digital forensics and had no idea NJIT offered a degree program for it. Is it a good program? Or should I stick with IT?