u/Jealous-Ear480

its a bit long as i would like to break it down in points

intro: i am in my early 20s and doing bachelor's in computer science ,in final year . i literally have learned new hobbies in every semester during my dead week , that greatly impact my final results and overall gpa .

right now i think i haven't master any skill in depth ,(like sql , python , ml , model training , dlp , agentic ai etc ) , when sem starts i only focus on particular courses and left others procastinating although they are easy (just theory)but my brain refuses to store any sort ofd information that seems to be repeated or won't be useful in future.

problem is that i really want to focus on my studies , no additional stuff and to cover all courses equally to perform good during this , i want to see even if i am capable of working hard on stuff that i dont to bcz thats a crucial part of life and we can't get away with every thing.

Moreover, i think i am a polymath , as i researched , and have curiosity over several different topics like AI , neuroplasticity, how Islam connects to the facts and researches found , how world system works , human behavior , graphology , narcissism , how brain works ( left and right side ,frontal cortex , eg)

have learned few totally new hobbies by myself , like croshet , punch needle art , fabric painting , pipecleaner things )

other than that i like to watch documentaries sometimes , learn abt different experts in a particular field , their journey and all , learn abt myself , self awareness , emotional intelligence and all

And with all this i have reached about different domain in COMSCI to purse after my degree , like web dev full stack , ML , and data science (DA , DE) , not just explored but have build few projects to find my interest.

SO, recently i want to purse my career as a data analyst for which i am be building my strong foundation on python and sql ( ik them ) but more in depth and for interviews and to develop problem solving skills , i was gaining knowledge on how to actually start and master leetcode as i have not make any progress in that.

and i do actually felt in between to switch my domain , was looking for masters in architect , was abt to start with ui ux design , wantd to do interior designing , product designing , and alot of other things but i wont be able to do everything its not currently possible so i do down scrolling on people who are doing this just to know about their life.

my main problem is that i have fear of failing like what if i gave my most of the time to it and still do not get my desire result , i really want to focus on my degree and to be able to master my domain and perform well , not just time pass so i would like your suggestion on how can limit my curiosity over unimportant stuffs , and how to focus on boring stuffs to actually sit and memorize understand things and to perform well in exam to score good ,and how to try hard things and be comfortable with it like leetcode

Thank you for reading this , i dont know i have just put all my thoughts in this , neither ik i am a polymath or not , and if i am then how can i use this in my favour.

this is raw and i have made alot of grammatical errors so sorry for that but please do comment if u are in similar situation or gone through in anyway.

what is required tech stack for data analyst beginner roles , and how can i level up my skills , what sort of projects i should focus on and what is its scope , is it still in demand ?

hi, I am in last year of BS computer science , took this because i was good in math and CS degree is half of math so it was easy to get through , but now i am pretty much confused , i find multiple domains interesting but i think i am not too good add coding , i can build a logic , understand it pretty much with a practical approach but when it comes to code it i go blank (lack of practice and more dependence on Claude ) , so the main point was i am confused between UIUX design (i am good at arts but haven't tried it yet looking for resources) , data science ( i assume its more adv and i need to have a great knowledge of ML,DLP,NN, models , training , optimizing , and cleaning), Data Analyst (a bit similar , like to use power bi , make dashboard , clean and analyze data ), ML engineer , data engineer but the point is i do not want to be a full stack developer because its just good for my mental health, will be hard to manage.

i want to earn a good amount , and want to add value to company , with a growth with time as i update my stack and gain more experience.

i am bit not ok with the tech stack to follow it would be great if you guys tell me which domain does what , what i have learn specifically , and how to practice for interview.

i have 1 year approximately to work on myself and to build myself strong enough to compete but i do not want to waste time exploring every stuff , i also haven't done Leetcode so guide me for that too please

thank you so much for your time and guide in advance

hi , i am currently a 4th year student in CS , i love to paint , sketch landscape and stuff , so i really wanted to ask that can i shift to architect by doing masters in it and like what is the scope and will i be able to achieve it and get a god job ? and how does it actually works