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Despite what others are saying. This is a very good question. And extremely relevant. The answer depends on how great you want to become. Take as much math as
by justinzollars 13y ago
Despite what others are saying. This is a very good question. And extremely relevant.
The answer depends on how great you want to become. Take as much math as possible to find the best solutions. I come from a background of the hard sciences, I never took programming in college and I was able to pick it up quite easily because of my strong foundation in mathematics, analytics and logic.
- inmodify 13y agoI agree 100% it is relevant. I would put it into these terms, however, for simplification. Coding simple programs is probably analogous to algebra/functional logic. Having a 3-D model of workflow process with escalation loaded into your mind when you're working on an architecture is more akin to calculus. Add User Experience and network requirements into the mix and the skill is more akin to writing an Overture and the Opera. At this point you have a different animal than described above.