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## The Current CS Landscape
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Before we get started, let’s take a look at the current landscape.
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<Quote text="In 2025, the dropout rate for CS students hit 10.7%, highest among all college majors." />
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But don’t sweat. We’ve got you. Here's how to use Codédex if you’re a CS student. ✨
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## Courses
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### Intro to Programming / CS 101
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![Intro to CS Language by College in 2025](https://i.imgur.com/qFLfsT0.gif)
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Taking your first fundamental CS class? This is where a lot of student get their first real taste of algorithmic thinking. If you're not one of those kids who's been coding since age 10, you should _definitely_ be actively practicing outside of class.
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If your teacher explained a concept weirdly in class, and you're still confused (i.e. _where do I even use a while loop_...), Codédex has you covered with our intro courses!
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- ☕️ Java ➡️ https://codedex.io/java
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- 💻 C/C++ ➡️ https://codedex.io/cpp
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![Intro to CS Language by College in 2025](https://i.imgur.com/qFLfsT0.gif)
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### Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA)
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DSA is another core CS class and often a [weeder course](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/weeder_course) for CS majors. These classes are notoriously tough, and many students fail because they don't have enough hands-on practice with the concepts and professors tend to move fast.

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