/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15367085
this general never disappoints

Hey /sci/, I know you guys hate threads like this, but I need some advice.

I'm a sophomore math major and am doing well in my university's curriculum. I've had every intention of attending graduate school here when graduation time comes.

However, I recently got into computer science and really enjoy it. I've got excellent grades and recently won a programming competition. Although CS is declared as my minor, I'm heavily considering switching it to a double major.

My question is this: is it better to attend math grad school and finish a CS bachelors on the side, or to put off graduate school to finish a 2nd bachelors in CS?

With the first option, I stay my current course and graduate on time. The issue is with workload due to thesis, grad classes and upper level CS courses.

With the 2nd option, I get to spread out my remaining math courses and really dig into my other classes. I also have time to consider the option of CS graduate school. The downfall is obviously that I'll be in school for a lot longer time.

Anyone else experience this situation or have advice pertaining to it in some way?

I need some advice, /sci/. I'm typically a good student in chemistry, despite not really having much interest in it besides the pchem stuff. However, I dread doing labs. I just forget everything when it comes to thinking about how things should proceed in an experiment.

I made a fool of myself today in lab. I got assigned a new lab partner (old lab partner was a bro, did most of the work while I handled write ups and calculations) and definitely made a terrible impression. I couldn't read the numbers on the buret correctly because my goggles make my classes fog and are uncomfortable. I don't have anywhere-near steady hands, plus I just had minor surgery on my right hand about 3 weeks ago, so I don't have full mobility. This resulted me almost spilling the unknown acid all over the workspace and my partner grabbing it from me. To top it all off, I absentmindedly knocked a small beaker off the lab bench and broke right after finishing our 6th titration. Then when it came to calculations, my partner would barely communicate with me anymore, so I know there are going to be differences in our reports.

I don't understand /sci/. Why does chemistry lab have to be such a nightmare?

>>6798199
>Biology: Vlastimil Hart, Petra Nováková, Erich Pascal Malkemper, Sabine Begall, Vladimír Hanzal, Miloš Ježek, Tomáš Kušta, Veronika Němcová, Jana Adámková, Kateřina Benediktová, Jaroslav Červený and Hynek Burda, for carefully documenting that when dogs defecate and urinate, they prefer to align their body axis with Earth's north-south geomagnetic field lines.
What the f-

> Wait a second
> Isn't my bathroom toilet aligned north/south?

Quick /sci/ how many of you have a north/south aligned toilet? THIS IS IMPORTANT, FOR IG NOBEL SCIENCE

>tfw genius
>tfw can't relate to anyone
>tfw others ask constantly what's wrong with you
>tfw they wouldn't understand so you just sigh and turn your back to them
why wasnt i born normal

>>5530713
>yfw you realize it actually happened

>>4522127

>mfw if we had immortality we would use up all our resources due to population density.

>>3321315
>mfw EK diplays more affection towards TOADS than towards me

I'm an aspiring electrical engineer but I thought about something today that made me sad, If I continue my education will I be smarter than nikola tesla by the time I get my degree?