If you're in Computer Science, why did you decided to get into that field rather than Computer Engineering or Electrical Engineering?
Why get into Computer Science?
Landon Scott
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Cameron Bell
I went to college for EE and immediately got an SE job. I don't know why I do anything.
Aaron Scott
I only switched to CS so I could graduate on time. I started in CE and not a day goes by that I don't kick myself for doing it wrong.
Noah Perez
Because I'm not a hardwarefag. ...Okay, maybe slightly hardwarefag. Might be interesting to dual-major in CS and CE, depending on how much the courses overlap. I was already likely going to get a math minor, since it's only one or two extra courses from my uni's CS major.
Michael Moore
If you're going to work as software developer, most of the stuff you'll learn in engineering will be useless.
Dylan Reyes
If you're going to work as a software developer, most of the stuff you'll learn in college will be useless.
Christian Howard
On that note, I've not heard/thought of SE (assuming Systems Engineering). What's different about that compared to CS?
Grayson Stewart
Software Engineering
Josiah Martin
I unironically don't know what SE is please tell. (yes im a newfag)
It seems more fun than CS though imo.
Personally I'm confused of what I want to do so I'm leaning towards doing CE. EE seems very fun but you don't work with computers much (i assume), and CS works with computers a lot but it seems like it'd be boring doing that all day (plus I guess it's a Pajeet field from what I've read on here)
I assume I could just "legally" obtain college level books and teach myself CS yes?
Thomas Williams
>I unironically don't know what SE is please tell
Software Engineering