/sci/ - Science & Math

What is it with non math/physics people LARPing that they took all this math/physics, or that it was required for them, and somehow did better at it than math/physics people?

>I did CS and we had to take graduate algebra bro it has tons of applications to coding, I use dat shit everyday on the job haha even code monkeys know about noetherian rings it's basic shit brah xD
>yeah in EE for our bachelors we had to do an EM course out of Jackson and took complex analysis lol it was ez
>dude my ME degree made me take Hamiltonian mechanics and all the physics brainlets were failing it, and all the MEs got A's!

No, you didn't. No university on the planet requires any of that for even a PhD in these subjects let alone your shitty undergrad degree. Then when you call them out they say;

>WELL WE HAD TO AT MY COLLEGE, YOU MUST HAVE WENT TO A COMMUNITY COLLEGE BRO

It's obvious you retards didn't even go to A COLLEGE. No CS program on the entire planet requires abstract algebra, none. Yes including MIT and Harvard. No EE program requires a course in complex analysis. Then when you call them out and ask them basic questions on math or physics they scatter like rats. Just stop lying. You fucking idiots clearly want to do math and physics which is why you looked up the names of different fields in these subjects on wikipedia but you're clearly too stupid to do any of it. So you all make up elaborate LARPs that never happened about how you had to take grad level math and physics to get your undergrad CS/Engineering degree at an Ivy League when in real life you are a retarded loser. Grow up.

I fucking hate these codemonkey faggots that trying to convince others to major CS. Fuck your job growth, fuck your stupid computers. Fuck google, fuck intel, fuck java and fuck python. Computer "science" isn't science, you are not scientists and your job is boring. Ban all CS retards from this board for a better future.

>>12118794
It is a worthless degree. Most employers prefer to hire someone with a engineering degree or an actual science degree for a software job because those degrees actually require you to do some thinking. A CS degree is basically an inflated trade school degree.

>>11589395
>age
24
>major
Applied Math Msc
>interests
Hockey, Weightlifting, Watches, Carpentry
>IQ
Duno
># of friends
20something
># of sexual partners
4
>age you got into STEM
21

>>11579696
>ABB
>Siemens
>Require a degree from a good uni

Not really, I've gotten offers from those two as a CS fag from a mediocre university.

>>11529212
Computer "science"