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I don't know about "only". Sometimes it's good to have a narrow focus on CS topics if you are going to implementing difficult low level stuff that only other te
by jiggy2011 13y ago
I don't know about "only". Sometimes it's good to have a narrow focus on CS topics if you are going to implementing difficult low level stuff that only other techies will touch directly. It's also possible to get knowledge of other fields from places outside of academia.
Most UK universities do offer CS as a joint degree with other subjects, though in many cases they are limited to mainly other STEM subjects. I don't know anyone who studied joint CS/art history for example.
- ams6110 13y agoMy university offered a undergrad CS major with a business minor that was pretty popular.
- jiggy2011 13y agoTrue, in fact many universities offer a dedicated "business computing" degree which seems to be a CS degree with a lot of the theory stripped out and some business modules added. Though these courses often have a stigma amongst people who consider themselves "techies".