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- A few questions: A. Are you undergrad/grad? If undergrad or in MSc program, have you thought of doing two majors and getting the Major in BioEngineering and t
by davidsmith8900 13y ago
- A few questions:
A. Are you undergrad/grad? If undergrad or in MSc program, have you thought of doing two majors and getting the Major in BioEngineering and then Minor in Computer Science or vice-versa? Just remember that getting a degree is more of a theory foundation while freelancing or working for startups is more practical. Also it depends on what your love/passion is, which takes you to my second question.
B. Do you have love/passion for BioEngineering or Computer Science/Engineering? To me both fields are great and both fields are promising in the future, but since we are talking about your career here (something that will last a lifetime), I'll pay more of my time to what I really love and then the less of my time to my second love or to what I have passion for.
Also don't forget that here are free programming books/courses/examples that can always help you build up your skills in coding/programming but as far as BioEngineering, you might need a lab, a license and other more expensive requirements to get you started.