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The reason I have a history degree and not a CS degree is because the asinine tie-ins with the mathematics department made it nearly impossible to get back on t
by douche 10y ago
The reason I have a history degree and not a CS degree is because the asinine tie-ins with the mathematics department made it nearly impossible to get back on track if you did not take calculus 1 your freshman fall. I still fume, thinking about the data structures and algorithms clasd I suffered through, where we wrote reams of proofs, but not a line of executable code.
- gravypod 10y agoI wish you could hear my applaus. That's how I feel now. Luckily for me the school I go to is so disorganized no classes in the CS department have pre-reqs for the classes you actually need to understand to pass them. I was able to come in, sign in to all CS classes all 3 semesters, ace all of them, and now I've got my thumb up where the sun dont shine waiting until I get my degree.
- poikniok 10y agoYes a CS degree involves CS, I am a bit shocked that this was never made clear to you.