Althrough i'm in college, i find the teaching process agonizingly slow. I searched my course's bibliography to speed up the process, but i found out that the books were, at least, from 15 years ago, others are even older. I'm in software engineering and i was like, with the development of new tech, it's like i attempted to learn to use leeches to balance the body's humours. (In my mind, the analogy was that software has like 100 years of story at its most, mostly by taking lax definitions, whereas medicine has +2000 years. Adjusting time frames, i tought it was appropriate).
My formal education ends at high school. My interests reside in: computing, math, physics, engineering (those last two aren't part of my course). I want an experience as complete as posible, but i'll need to learn things in order.
For the note, i already learnt basic C++ (input/output/classes/types/functions/conditionals/vectors), but still have another book with more.
If you are interested in books, feel free to ask here.
