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Also note that things might be a bit different for a CS major. Paying attention in those algorithms / theory classes make a difference down the line.
by rantfoil 19y ago
Also note that things might be a bit different for a CS major. Paying attention in those algorithms / theory classes make a difference down the line.
- fortes 19y agoFrom the article: I majored in English Literature and minored in Communication Theory. The main reason I chose those subjects was I thought they would teach me how to write and speak, two skills that would serve me well for the rest of my life. Boy, was I stupid. Instead, I spent all my time reading classic literature and memorizing vague, pseudoscientific communication theories. Neither are useful at all, and I’ve forgotten at least 95% of it. I’d guess the same is true for most college graduates. Tell me, what’s the point of spending 60-80 hours a week learning things that you immediately forget? Sounds the problem is with what she chose to study, not her grades.