I took only one course at Queen's in 2017:
- CISC 102 Discrete Math for Computing I
Highly Recommended
The standout books for me in 2017:
Not Recommended
As always, these are books that did not strike a chord at this time. Some of
them I will likely re-read. I often find a second reading at a different time
can make all the difference. Sometimes you are just not yet ready for a
particular book.
Everything Else
These are all worthwhile:
- Cowen, Tyler. The Complacent Class. St. Martin's
Press, 2017.
- Dodek, Adam. The Canadian Constitution. Dundurn,
2016.
- Hamilton, Peter F. The Reality Dysfunction.
Orbit, 2008.
- Harris, Sam. The Moral Landscape. Free Press,
2011.
- Kasparov, Garry. Winter is Coming. PublicAffairs,
2016.
- Kim, Gene. The Phoenix Project. IT Revolution
Press, 2018.
- Leckie, Ann. Ancillary Justice. Orbit, 2013.
- Malcolmson, Patrick. The Canadian Regime.
University of Toronto Press, 2016.
- Parks, Lee. Total Control. Motorbooks, 2015. The
only motorcycling skills book I have read so far that I recommend.
- Simmons, Dan. The Fall of Hyperion. Spectra,
1995.
- Stephenson, Neil. Snow Crash. Del Ray, 2000.
- Tolkien, J.R.R. The Lord of the Rings (Trilogy).
Unwin, 1988.