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Sounds like RWTH Aachen, or similar ;). I'm happy I finished my CS degrees. I have more depth in my software engineering skills than without. Quite often I'm e
by manx 4y ago
Sounds like RWTH Aachen, or similar ;).
I'm happy I finished my CS degrees. I have more depth in my software engineering skills than without. Quite often I'm encountering a problem where I can apply a bit of knowledge I only have because of my studies. And that is quite satisfying and makes me a better engineer.
- jdthedisciple 4y agoI feel the same way towards all the foundational CS courses that I already took: The knowledge I got from them is extremely valuable and dare I say even mandatory for anyone pursuing a career in SE. However, the advanced M.Sc. courses are a lot about acrobatics which I will forget 95% of right away anyway ... that's the major reason for my uncertainty.
- manx 4y agoIf you can, you should pick the ones that are most interesting to you. In many cases I think you can even pick ones that are a bit outside the official schedule, like bioinformatics, scientific computing, computational neuroscience, advanced operations research etc. and still get credits for it. It's worth understanding well what your options are instead of following the official schedule blindly.