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You have to put yourself back into your 18yo self, right? The kind of people who think a degree in management will make you a manager, and if they let you on to
by lordnacho 4y ago
You have to put yourself back into your 18yo self, right? The kind of people who think a degree in management will make you a manager, and if they let you on to your course they must know what the requirements are and you must satisfy them.
At that time in your life your entire world has been school, and everything you did in school led to another thing in school. Why wouldn't you assume you'd get taught programming when you applied for a CS course, whose prereq was math that you did in school?
- fsckboy 4y agoeverything they teach you in a CS degree is useful and broadens your knowledge of the space, and all of it might potentially come in handy as your career develops, though much of it might not. Doesn't mean you'll be a great programmer or archtect or planner or teacher. Right? you might drop it and go into something else. Same is actually true of a management degree, everything they teach has been well thought out and is applicable to managing a company. Doesn't mean you'll be any good at it or work in all those departments. It is not a useless degree, though many useless people might pursue it.