They're hit or miss depending on the instructor. Too easy for bias to seep in in the more social science type classes. Not regarding any particular subject tho

They're hit or miss depending on the instructor. Too easy for bias to seep in in the more social science type classes. Not regarding any particular subject though, a breadth of experiences is always good because it gives you more contexts to think in and draw analogies from. Things like the behavior of ants influencing your thinking on distributed systems, issues of group communication brought up in a Communications class relevant to server architecture (connections in a group growing as a square), queue behavior in shopping centers/theme parks, thinking of Sherlock's investigation methods while debugging, lots of examples.