My degree is technically “Computing and Information Sciences”, and my university let me pick a concentration. Computer Science as a concentration seemed very ma

My degree is technically “Computing and Information Sciences”, and my university let me pick a concentration. Computer Science as a concentration seemed very math heavy, so I opted for Information Science, which I would describe as “practical” where CS is “theoretical”. I missed out on some of the CS concepts I think, like I hadn’t heard the term “Bloom Filter” until I was asked about it in a TripleByte interview… but it’s nothing a free, online course can’t solve.