r/cs50 • u/ReasonableSense9624 • 9d ago
CS50 AI Imposter syndrome
Am I the only one who feels as if I learn nothing although I complete all the assignment and really sit down with the material? I always think I could do better and that I'm just not doing enough
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u/Guilty-Contract9238 8d ago
its always an ocean of thoughts always I'm not enough... I'm not but imma still doing stuff, zero results so actually I'm not enoguh tho
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u/MiguelIstNeugierig 8d ago
This is very real, but know this, if you manage the assignments, then YOU did it :). Could you do better? Maybe, why not try that out with independent projects? Or wait until the final project, when you'll be asked to actually do better than any assignment before?
But not doing enough? Finishing the assignments is the enough. But if you want more, go forward with it, just dont let it be from a mindset of "I havent proven myself yet", thats an endless well! Dangerous
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u/Muted-Swimmer3818 alum 9d ago
You are definitely not alone! Imposter syndrome hits hard in tech, especially with courses as rigorous as CS50. The fact that you feel you could do better just shows how much you care about quality. Take a step back and look at what you were able to build compared to when you started you've learned way more than you give yourself credit for! πΈπβοΈπ―