🚀 Welcome to r/ASUCSHub

Congratulations. You found the support group for ASU Computer Science.

Whether you're:

• applying to your 347th internship,
• trying to decide between two professors with equally terrifying RateMyProfessor reviews,
• wondering if CSE 355 is supposed to make you question your life choices,
• getting humbled by an OA labeled "Easy,"
• pulling an all-nighter because Canvas suddenly has 17 assignments due,
• or somehow landed a FAANG internship and are willing to bless the rest of us with your wisdom...

...you're in the right place.

This subreddit is for literally everything ASU CS.

💼 Career Stuff

• Internships
• New grad jobs
• Referrals
• Resume reviews
• LinkedIn feedback
• Interview experiences
• Online Assessments
• Recruiting timelines
• Salary discussions

📚 Academics

• Course recommendations
• Elective advice
• Degree planning
• Registration tips
• Study resources
• Class difficulty
• Survival guides
• "Should I take 330 + 340 + 355 together?" (the answer is probably no)

👨‍🏫 Professors

• Reviews
• Teaching styles
• Attendance policies
• Exam difficulty
• Which professor to take (or avoid)
• Advice before registration

🚀 Everything Else

• Projects
• Hackathons
• Research opportunities
• Student clubs
• Career fairs
• Coding competitions
• Memes
• Rants
• Wins
• Ls
• Anything that makes life easier for the next CS student

Rules

1. Don't be a jerk.
2. No cheating or asking people to cheat.
3. Help others when you can.
4. No spam or obvious self-promotion.
5. Use post flairs.
6. Keep it related to ASU CS.

If you got an internship, tell us how.

If you got rejected 200 times before getting one, tell us that too.

If a professor saved your semester, give them their flowers.

If a class was brutal, share your survival guide.

If you found a hidden gem elective, don't gatekeep.

The goal is simple: build the community we all wish existed when we were clueless freshmen asking, "Is this schedule cooked?"

May your code compile on the first try, may your resume actually match the job description, may you clear every interview, and may you somehow get the courses you wanted during registration.

Welcome to r/ASUCSHub. 🚀

Has anyone, or anyone you know, been unable to solve both questions in the first-round Goldman Sachs CoderPad interview and still got invited to the next round? From what I have seen, a friend of mine who is quite good at programming usually solved the first question but struggled with the second, and he never progressed. I’m just curious if anyone has had a different experience. Please share your experience. Thanks.

I submitted my Fafsa late April and like a week later it said that Degree Correction was needed, I looked up what to do and I fixed the problem. But then Fafsa Processing had paused for like two months so it didn’t process my corrections. And when processing resumed it there was a Priority Task on MyASU that said the Fafsa processing had continued. When I logged in today the Fafsa Processing Task was Gone but my Degree Corection is still there, what should I do?

Has anyone heard back after interviewing for Amazon US SDE I New Grad (3177934)?

I’ve been seeing people mention interview invites, but not many updates about offers or rejections yet. Does anyone know if decisions have started going out, or if most people are still waiting?

Also curious if anyone has heard anything about the hiring count/headcount for this cycle. Are they hiring a decent-sized new grad class, or is it looking more limited?

Would appreciate any updates from people who interviewed recently, got a decision, or heard anything about timeline/headcount.