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Philosophy courses can help you argue a point better- that is, the logic side of philosophy. And if your going to take a class like this, you might as well tak
by Dilpil 18y ago
Philosophy courses can help you argue a point better- that is, the logic side of philosophy. And if your going to take a class like this, you might as well take a full blown logic class, which is in essence a math class.
Religious studies could help you understand religious people better. Psychology however, would be a far more direct way to understand religious people, as well as many other phenomenons of the human mind.
As for the courses being more fun than CS, I would certainly disagree. Of course, this is entirely subjective- and I can see why someone who disagrees with that would choose CS. I cannot however, understand why someone who finds CS boring would major in it.
- nihilocrat 18y agoI cannot however, understand why someone who finds CS boring would major in it. Just pointing out that CS can get boring sometimes, too. There are plenty of fields and subjects in CS which just aren't going to be interesting to everyone majoring in it.