Prof. Anderson R. P. Domingues,
Computer Science Ph.D.

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Undergraduation

Resources to thrive the road of computer science

• Books and tools for daily academic tasks and reporting
  • Writing for Computer Science (Zobel)
  • From Inquiry to Academic Writing: A Text and Reader (Greene)
  • The Sense of Style: The Thinking Person's Guide to Writing in the 21st Century (Pinker)
  • Learn LaTeX; this will be your default "text editor" from now on.
  • Learn Beamer. It is LaTeX but for presentations.
• Programming for kids
  • Python: fasters ifs-and-elses. Learn pip, venv, flake8, black, pylint, and pytest.
  • VSCode: The "standard" code editor in 2025. Install some plugins and you're ready to go.
  • GIT: The definitive code management ecossystem. This is a must-learn tool. Period.
• Descend into the "ok" programming world
  • VCPKG: High-level build automation for C++
  • CMAKE: Not-so-high-level build automation for C++
  • WxWidgets: Enter graphical user interface (GUI)
• Tools for real programmers
  • The GNU Toolchain: GCC, GDB, AR, and more
  • Make: low-level build automation
  • VIM: the only text editor you may ever need once you're a pro.
• Godlike programming
  • Learn about computer architecture, digital systems and operating systems
  • Create your own programming language and compiler. See ANTLR, YACC, and Bison
  • Create your own operating system (OS). See: Minix3 and OSDev.