What are /r/txstate's favorite Products & Services?

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not a job. independent contracting selling shit and forcing you to purchase. No real job forces you to purchase product to sell it.

Hi, thanks for the input. Most of our campus buildings are still cleaned by Texas State Custodians. WFF has a few, however I have seen first hand that their "cleaning" practices are lacking. Simply flipping the toilet seat up dos not mean the restroom is clean. I also take issues with the way they treat their staff. See link and read review titled "clueless." Thanks for any input/suggestions. http://www.indeed.com/cmp/Wff-Facility-Services/reviews?id=a01223fa12064d9f&from=overview&irclick=reviewc

I'll answer since no one is doing it so far. I graduated a few years ago but from what I've heard most of the stuff is the same.

1. Some professors are great some aren't look them up here before registering http://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ . IMHO I would stay away from the following professors: Durret, Hwang, Ngu, and Tamir. Most of the others are pretty cool professors don't be afraid to ask more questions.
   
2. Yes I believe that CS theory is extremely important than programming, anyone can learn a language and just shit out some code. It takes a real programmer to solve a real problem. Some classes are great for this stuff like Data Strucutures, Algorithms, Object Oriented Design, and even Fundamentals II is really useful in the real world (I have a job as a programmer and I graduated from Texas State)
3. Internships are a plenty man. Just go to the career fairs, I got mine through jobs4cats. Most people I graduated with had internships or jobs starting a week after graduation. Start applying after sophomore year and junior year for sure.
4. I love the campus, I hated Derrick Hall but I think there's a new building now so you don't have to deal with it. Professors had real world experience some were really amazing and made me feel passionate about CS theory. Overall it's a good program. You get what you give, if you study hard, practice programming and apply yourself you will become a good programmer even with no prior experience. Others can feel free to chime in and state their opinions too.

As an RA, I would like to chime in on the dorm part.

You are not allowed to have microwaves or hot plates in your rooms, and the first time your RA does an EDI you will be required to remove them. I don't necessarily agree with the rule, but my job depends on enforcing it. You CAN have a coffee maker, and I use it for all my hot-liquid related needs (coffee, tea, ramen, etc).

Depending on what dorm you're in, tacks might not work for putting things up on the walls. My dorm has brick walls on three sides, and I've found that 3m double-sided tape works the best (just watch the paint when you remove it, as you can get charged for damaging it).

Whenever I needed to download WoW or LoL patches, I used a program called Hotspot Shield, which is a free VPN client.

A good starter book http://www.amazon.com/Getting-Started-Electronics-Forrest-Mims/dp/0945053282/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1446965472&sr=8-1&keywords=forrest+mims

The electrical engineering dept is likely who you are looking for.

If you elaborate on what you are trying to do I'll try to help you with a circuit.