/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9641722

Lets bring an asteroid full of gold to earth and crash the market value of gold! Let's not fully develop a treaty detailing space economics and it's limits, laws and regulations. Let's not as a planet decide how space colonization will work politically!

>>8752551
>forgetting non software engineering focused degrees exist
Seriously you seem to be focused on the fact that there are degrees dedicated to software engineering as if that was a trivial pursuit that could easily be self learned.
Even if that was the case, which it's not, not everyone goes the software engineering route, anything IT or computer related can be done with a CS degree and yes can be done best by a CS major. Besides a software engineering focused degree is essentially an applied maths degree.

>Done. Learned CS module materials in a matter of weeks.
I highly doubt any serious employer outside of the web/app development industry would consider you with such lack luster knowledge. Most freshmen probably know more than you in terms of programming and they don't have a bachelors degree(which based on your tiresome pontification about the merits of "real science" degrees I assume you have)
>Forgetting glorified software engineering degrees exist, anon. Learn to be a programmer, be a programmer for the rest of your life. No transferable skills. Also, scientists, engineers, and mathematicians that learn programming become researchers, actuaries, statisticians, and engineers. CS grads become software engineers.
>assuming you only learn how to program
>assuming that electives don't exist
>assuming that minors don't exist
>assuming that non-brainlet schools require 200,300 and 400 level pure maths and statistics.etc.etc
> assuming CS grads don't ever become researchers, actuaries, statisticians, and engineers
>assuming grad school doesn't exist

>They require you to answer some easy interview questions (yes, even for CS grads, shocking how little they trust them).
Please tell me what you majored in,because the way in which you blatantly misrepresent the facts is astonishing?
I know licenced engineers with decent GPA's from accredited and sought after schools, that can't find work because employers don't trust they know how to do the job.

>>8746372

>0 as a divisor