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19796086 No.19796086 [Reply] [Original]

is Computer Science Degree worth pursuing?

>> No.19796127

>>19796086
for what? if you know what you want to do you can learn it 1000x cheaper on youtube/udemy.

>> No.19796138

>>19796127
I don't know what I want to do
also college is free in my country

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>>19796086
Anything worth doing involves solving a problem.
If you have a problem you want to solve and that requires you to have a Computer Science Degree, then yes. Though, you don't need to pursue a CS Degree to know how computers or software developing works, most of all info can be found online.

Also, most people who don't have computer skills above using already existing software is probably going to have their job automated away.

>> No.19796209

>>19796086
I am making $90k a year with my degree right now, graduated 2015 take that for what it’s worth

>> No.19796214

>>19796138
>don't know what I want to do
Oh sweet summer child.
If you're interested in it and college is free, then just try it out. It literally can not hurt.

>> No.19796215

>>19796127
CS is not programming/coding
>>19796138
Do you want to "do" math? And I am not talking about calculating but proving.
Because when you study CS that's what you will be doing.
My advice is study EE/Math with CS as a minor or something because if you don't want to be a code monkey you might as well study the real thing.