/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11938130
>>Homeopathy has its place
>Yep, in the trash.

>>11877740
>vaccines

>So I've been planning on studying computer engineering to be a software dev and I just transferred to university and given my schools curriculum ComE vs CS I realized that if I switch to CS I have one full semester to study abroad anywhere, studying whatever the fuck I want. When I think of studying ComE the reasons for it are basically prestige and engineering stuff just seems a bit cooler but now that I have the ability to spend 4 whole months in like Tokyo, Shanghai or Hong Kong or some shit really makes me consider just switching to CS. If I study ComE I will not be able to study abroad.

>Thanks for the answer. I’m going to industry for a bit but want to keep grad school as an option a year or two out.

>I’ll definitely look to take some grad level courses then. As a quick follow up, is the number of courses taken as critical as people make it out to be? I’m a double major and go to a school with loads of distribution reqs, so the most I could take next year would be 3-4.

>>11810635

>>11791557
Return to reddit.

>>11769326
>I am thinking
That's hard to believe.

>>11768842
>PBS Spacetime
>The Fermilab youtube channel
>ViaScience

>>11756134
>Retard.

>>11697513
NPCs are real.

>>11664046
>>11664059
> "There's only Jewish religions and Atheism! Nothing else!"

>>10394040
Yes, its true. Neuroscience said so.