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How can I figure out if programming is right for me? +1 for pointing out 3D modelling is not a good starting point, It's a lot of mathematics also IMO. I think this is the main thing here, always start with the easy things, when you try to run too fast you end up taking more time (weird isn't it?) |
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Dec 29 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming I appreciate the help, as I said, I do not think at all that I'll know everything. And after all the CompSci responses I'm considering studying it more than before, but still I'd like to ask: if I do decide to do a degree that is not CompSci/Software Engineering, what do you think is best for a programmer after those? |
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Dec 29 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming @JoelEtherton Thank you, I see what you mean and I cretainly have some thinking to do. One last question though, if I do decide to do a degree that is not CompSci/Software Engineering, what do you think is best for a programmer after those? |
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Dec 29 |
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Dec 29 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming @DocBrown Math is pretty interesting, it's probably a little less interesting to me than the topics I mentioned but interesting nontheless |
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Dec 28 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming @TomSquires I wouldn't really say that CS interests me the most, I think studying Physics/Chemistry/Biology will be more interesting, but the careers themselves in these I think are more scarce and more specific. The best thing will probably be to have a career as a programmer that also incorporates Physics/Chemistry/Biology, but again it's pigeon-holing myself to a specific niche. Math also sounds like an interesting idea, it's pretty interesting and seems pretty close to CS but with more stuff that I don't know |
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Dec 28 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming @JoelEtherton Can you give me your thoughts about the math degree idea, it seems that CS is Math + Computers, probably most of what I don't know is the math part, maybe do a math degree that will probably teach me more, and from answers here it seems that it's also pretty good to get a job as a programmer. |
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Dec 28 |
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Dec 28 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming yeah I changed the last part a bit, it wasn't very well-put |
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Dec 28 |
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Dec 28 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming Being a scientist, can you tell me what you studied and how you incorporate it with computer science? |
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Dec 28 |
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Science degrees that are complementary to programming Don't get me wrong I do not think for one second that I will know all the material or finish a CS degree very easily, I just think that like you, some of the classes will be tedious and uninteresting to me. |
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Dec 28 |
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