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I don’t agree as his economic, social, political plans(if he had any ) are nothing but a complete failure:First, and most of all he overthrew the first democratically elected president of Egypt that is Dr Mohammad Morsi. This is a political atrocity, let alone his crimes against human’s rights, and human rights activists, in addition to the unprecedented number of deaths in his prisons; mysterious disappearances of youth females and males - some times from same family- among political prisoners that I feel compelled to compare it to the disturbing regime of Binoche in the Argentines.Now let’s begin;Have you ever seen a president who is the only source of law, economical procedure, or social reform, and although our country has hit the bottom he is still continuing "successfully" with his accomplishments "engazat", but only in the media and in his illusion.Have you ever seen a president, sorry a government who would give a salary that wouldn’t even cover the monthly price for bread for a family of four.( e.g: scavengers salaries).Have you ever seen a state that all its leaderships happen to be either army or ex-army pensioners, while its scientists, best students, and elites are either killed, in jails, or immigrants( the lucky ones).Have you ever seen a land rendering its youth ( 75% of Egyptians are youth under 25 years) such a message:“There is no place for you here young man, no school, no university, no medical, neither social care, and no jobs neither…..why don’t you just hit the road”Last but not least: have you ever seen a parliament and a government fight hard to convince their people that they should give away their land to whoever would buy/pay for it? Or live with the shortage of water because their neighboring country wishes to build a High Dam……damn!, I wonder where have the men gone these days!!!?if the answer is no, then for sure you realize now that your question is to be reviewed.In his last speech he asked Egyptians to have less children. Turkey’s president is asking his people to have more children , Turkey is 80000000, same size like Egypt. I am going to address El Sisi now:HAVE YOU EVER HEARD ABOUT CHINA, The Netherlands, or Indonesia?the Netherlands, and Indonesia have very high density, while the Netherlands has got no natural resources, no metals, neither oil or gas,none whatsoever, but it is progressing, and getting stronger regardless of the high density.For those who say don’t compare Egypt to other countries? Okay, you tell me what are the measures I should use for a comparison? Where does my country stand from the world, from World Economy, from Democracy, from Equality, from Integrity, from Corruption, please tell me what should I think when it comes to all these issues?.You said in one of your ‘speeches’ addressing Egyptian “ you will pay for each service you ask for, nothing is for free”, but you have never told us how are we going to pay, if our salaries are not figured out by experts like in advanced countries, there they can afford paying because it is added up in their salaries, and if so ……..may I ask what are all these taxes for?For those who say ‘you think you know better’ may be I don’t know better, but I feel better….I feel hunger, I sense injustice, and I know the following:IF ONE “KNOWS BETTER” HE SHOULD KNOW HOW TO LEAD HIS COUNTRY TO THE TOP……….Because this should be the one, and only mission of any President…….simple…isn’t it?Thank you for taking the time and effort to read my answer, I am proud of what I said, the number that read my answer and the big number of upvoters support my point of view, and proved to me I was right in venting out of my chest what I resented since president El Sisi came to power after overthrowing the elected president Dr Morsi, and demolishing the democratic process we were going through, and aspiring for.Now to be fair and subjective I started following many of his supporters, and read their comments on face book;they are three categories• countryside people who are taking low management positions; they are mostly proud Egyptians, yet feel helpless; aspiring to go up the social ladder accompanied by growing wealth that is multiplying thanks to their engagements in pro Al Sisi activities e.g making , and holding banners in favor of al Sisi, mingling and mixing with people in cafes, weddings, and various celebrations to talk in favor of the government. Those are poorly educated yet clean to the degree of naivety, and they believe he is the best for our country; they believe the official media.•The second group supporting al Sisi are Police , and army officers families, judges, and their families, Agents of Prosecutors, and their families, but why? One would ask; why? Because the president belongs to the army, and the regime relies strongly on them to secure his rule. Those groups are enjoying countless privileges for their families including sports and social clubs, free, subsidized resorts and summer holidays for their families, cheap/ subsidized meals in clubs and army force hotels, subsidized transportation, and of course very good salaries and financial incentives; same is applicable on judges, prosecutors, and members of police force for all these privileges they are sticking to their leadership.• Thirdly: Artists, journalists, who are pro Al-Sisi; their mission is to polish the president in the media, they have high income and they owe the prosperity to the regime.In figures I am submitting below some indication of the poor progress, and failure of policies according to Global Finance:Real GDP growth:-2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 20126.8% 7.1% 7.2% 4.7% 5.2% 1.8% 2.2%2013 2014 2015 2016* 2017*2.1% 2.2% 4.2% 3.8% 4%GDP (PPP) - share of world total:-1980 1990 2000 2010 2017*0.67% 0.82% 0.84% 0.93% 0.9%Inflation:-2013 2014 2015 2016* 2017*6.9% 10.1% 11.0% 10.2% 18.2%Unemployment rate:-2013 2014 2015 2016* 2017*13.0% 13.4% 12.9% 12.7% 12.3%*EstimateEgypt is the 100 most competitive nation in the world out of 137 countries ranked in the 2017-2018…Iquote from Al Masry El Youm newspaper issued on sep.8, 2013."The Global Competitiveness Report for 2013-2014 issued by the World Economic Forum placed Egypt at the bottom of its report in regards to the quality of primary education"Ref:Global Finance Magazine - Egypt GDP and Economic DataEgypt Competitiveness Rank | 2007-2018 | Data | Chart | Calendar | ForecastEgypt's primary education ranks last in Global Competitiveness report - Egypt Independent

I didn't take high school in Canada but I am pretty sure it's possible for those with no CS background to become a good CS student at U of T.If you check the U of T's CS course list(2015-2016 Calendar -), you'll see in their course schedule they have two introductory course which is mostly built from common sense and does not require any previous knowledge. This should be enough to remove your gap.The two courses are:CSC108H1 Introduction to Computer Programming[36L]Programming in a language such as Python. Elementary data types, lists, maps. Program structure: control flow, functions, classes, objects, methods. Algorithms and problem solving. Searching, sorting, and complexity. Unit testing. No prior programming experience required.CSC165H1 Mathematical Expression and Reasoning for Computer Science[36L/24T]Introduction to abstraction and rigour. Informal introduction to logical notation and reasoning. Understanding, using and developing precise expressions of mathematical ideas, including definitions and theorems. Structuring proofs to improve presentation and comprehension. General problem-solving techniques. Running time analysis of iterative programs. Formal definition of Big-Oh. Diagonalization, the Halting Problem, and some reductions. Unified approaches to programming and theoretical problems.Don't be frightened by the jargons like method/objects/complexity they used to explain what CSC108 taught, they all come from common sense and it shouldn't be hard for you to learn from it.On the other hand, CSC165 is actually a math course, I don't even think High school CS would be helpful to it. Some level of mathematical maturity is preferred however.

Hi,Round 1 application cycles for most prestigious US universities have advanced earlier in the calendar year - a lot of universities now have Round 1 deadlines in September.Consider the Round 1 deadlines for some schools for the Fall 2016 intake as an example (typically deadlines for Fall 2017 will follow the same pattern)Harvard Business School - Sept 9, 2015Duke - Sept 15, 2015 (Early Action)Yale - Sept 16, 2015Booth - Sept 17, 2015MIT - Sept 17, 2015Stanford - Sept 22, 2015Wharton - Sept 29, 2015A lot of MBA Programs (ranked between 20-30) had their R1 deadlines in OctoberEmory - Oct 1, 2015Georgetown - Oct 1, 2015Penn State - Oct 1, 2015 (Early Decision)Michigan State University - Oct 4, 2015Carnegie Mellon - Oct 5, 2015Given this pattern, and the fact that it is advantageous to apply in R1 - look at taking the GMAT latest by July 2016. This will give you enough leeway to retake the exam if need be.Finally, not only does applying in R1 ensure that you are submitting your application when none of the seats in the class are filled, but R1 also tends to be more scholarship friendly.Good Luck!