Re: Becoming a CS Major: Some Questions
if they want you to use IntelliJ, I recommend that you use Eclipse. it is a only fully accessible IDE for Java and as a beginner using an IDE is easier than the command line, especially for Java.
The thing you need to learn as quickly as possible is that you cant rely on your professors fully and instead need to try to get as much help from them as you can, but ultimately rely on yourself and self study. Also come to terms with study material being inaccessible and having to do extra work either converting it to accessible format or finding accessible alternatives to the material.
time management is critical for any uni student, but for students with disabilities it is doubly critical, so practise organising your time and keeping track of your deadlines.
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