When I first applied for freshman year, a parent-teacher conference was held in the hospital, saying that freshmen should not buy computers for fear of being addicted to games ... but I have to say that those who don't play games will not play with computers or without computers, and those who play games will go to Internet cafes without computers.
Because of this parent-teacher meeting, my family had planned to bring a computer after military training, but I had to go to the school's public computer room the year before 1 1. I have to say, it's really troublesome to have no computer.
First of all, many courses need to do PPT or look up materials, and our school has the study time requirement of online listening class in English class. Secondly, participating in community or campus competitions often requires PPT or planning and a computer. If you don't have a computer, you can only go to the public computer room of the school, which is inconvenient. Sometimes there are many people and you have to queue up.
To sum up, universities really need to bring computers! ! !
But there is no need to have too many requirements for computer configuration, except for majors such as programming design, because it will have something to do with computer configuration. If you don't play games, just buy a computer of about 4 thousand. But it's better to buy a lighter book, not necessarily a business book, but it's better not to be too big or too heavy, so as to bring the computer to the library or classroom conveniently.