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Do you want to avoid mathematics, or is it just part of the decision process?
by beardyw 3y ago
Do you want to avoid mathematics, or is it just part of the decision process?
- TalVaiz 3y agoThe only reason I think about that is because if I will do a practical engineer diploma I will have 1-2 years of experience before any degree student will finish study. Because practical engineer it’s 2 years study and CS is 3-4 years
- injb 3y agoDon't worry about 1-2 years at the start of your career. You will easily pick up what they have learned in the industry, but it will take them a decade to pick up maybe 1/4 of what you learned in a CS degree. Granted that will he the most important stuff, but there will still be things you know that they will probably never know. As a self taught developer I struggled for years to teach myself mathematics and eventually enrolled in the Open University. The lesson I learned is that theory is best learned in college, especially maths. The people who taught themselves this stuff took many generations to figure it out.