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Trouble is then why would you do a CS degree? I'm looking for smart and go for scarcity then I ask myself - if you are so smart why did you do CS instead of m
by oiuyhgftrhyjuk 16y ago
Trouble is then why would you do a CS degree?
I'm looking for smart and go for scarcity then I ask myself - if you are so smart why did you do CS instead of maths/physics etc?
- baddox 16y agoI did CS because I wanted to learn CS more than math or physics. Of course, there's a decent amount of all three in my CS curriculum. This wasn't necessarily a money-based choice (and I have trouble believing that math or physics graduates make more than CS graduates anyway), it was a choice based on what I enjoyed and wanted to learn more about.