/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12765526

>>12719190
The midwit major (IQ=90~105) for people too smart for IT but too stupid for CpE

>>12558596

>>11939115
Whatever you do don't major in computer "science", it's the easiest stem degree and electrical engineers can easily take CS jobs, the reverse is not true.

>>11861811

>>11803103

>>11672057

>>11486881
computer engineering is always superior

>>11456960
It's the least math intensive STEM degree. CS is alright in grad school but undergrad CS is shit.

What's the average salary for a Physics bachelor? What's the unemployment rate for Physics bachelors? I've been looking for these statistics and I can't find them. Please no meme answers.
pic not related

>>11409596

>>11385653
No.

>>11290181
>Do you want to learn theory
ece
>Do you want to do the bare minimum, take the easiest electives, use ratemyprofessor to get the curviest professors, and half ass your work?
cs

>>10893539
I'm a former CS major, when a teacher in a code monkey databases courses said that all the math requirements like calc 3 were useless and only existed to "help CS majors how to think" I knew that major was a fucking meme and changed immediately to math, all the memes are true, CS programs are fucking garbage and all the students struggle at the most basic shit like ODE.

>>10854872
compare
>https://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/ENG-Computer-Engineering-Electrical-Engineering
>http://ugradcalendar.uwaterloo.ca/page/MATH-Bachelor-of-Computer-Science-1
Every good CS program is a CSE or EECS program.

>>10739397

>>10701796
>Introduction to program design (a shitty java course)
>An OOP course
>The shitty discrete math and intro to computability courses are fucking electives
>Have to choose between Vector Calc, Stats and ODE
>Most electives are code monkey courses
Go to EE, that's one of the worst CS schools I've ever seen, the EE one isn't amazing but looks good enough

>>10688701

>>10683617

I don’t even think it’s calc 2. In the engineering version they put in hydrostatic force, volume of a tank, and work which gets some people confused but the rest is easy sailing.

I think it was electricity and magnetism where I saw people drop like flies into CS from EE and CEG

>>10627882
No, self study it.

>>10579653
Same, but /sci/ was the one who got me.

>>10573974
>>10574205
That post was done by a /g/ retard, pic related is more accurate.