Its CS50x still worth doing if you have 1+ year’s professional experience, but no formal training? /u/_ailme CSCQ protests reddit

I was a self taught career switcher, started learning python 3 years ago and landed a junior role 18 months ago, working mainly in python.

Along that way I have tried to pick up bits and pieces of CS knowledge where I can, but I still feel I lack the fundamentals of CS principles. I generally learn best with structured courses/roadmaps.

I know CS50x is a beginner course, but from my understanding it’s great for learning the fundamental CS principles (and I’ll be a beginner to C anyway).

Is it still worth doing in my position, or is there a more appropriate course I could take?

I was a self taught career switcher, started learning python 3 years ago and landed a junior role 18 months ago, working mainly in python.

Along that way I have tried to pick up bits and pieces of CS knowledge where I can, but I still feel I lack the fundamentals of CS principles. I generally learn best with structured courses/roadmaps.

I know CS50x is a beginner course, but from my understanding it’s great for learning the fundamental CS principles (and I’ll be a beginner to C anyway).

Is it still worth doing in my position, or is there a more appropriate course I could take?