/sci/ - Science & Math

I'm at a point in college where I have to state my major definitively or be mired in undergrad hell for years. First I was working towards computer engineering, then a BS in machine learning, but spending a day on /sci/ has me scared any and all computer/tech/programming related jobs will be taken by Indians in the next 10-20 years, which is completely plausible as the SUPERPOOPER meme will be manifested, India will become a major world power on par with China 20 years ago in the coming decades. So now I'm at a crossroads, Vikrant isn't going to take any architectural engineering jobs is he?

>>11726932
So this... is /sci...

>>11011161
It's hard to remember how difficult something is when you've fully internalized it. Just make sure it's actually them and not you.

>>11011251
Yeah, those poor professors. They beg the government to fund their interests with tax payer money and get to work with state of the art facilities propped up by overpriced tuition. How dare they be expected to communicate their ideas to lowly undergraduates. By the way, why aren't there any good graduate students anymore?

>>10897754
Big talk from a low int character

Linear Algebra, I wish I took that course so much earlier than I did

>>8756769
>unironically supporting Marxism

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