/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15040771
What kind of computer science work do you want to do? Just that sometimes people want to be a programmer and for a lot of programming jobs you don't need a degree so you can bypass doing the degree and save a heap of time and money

>>15040780
I am hoping to get into fields that are actually impactful like AI and ML.

>>15040771
can you get into a CS masters with your other masters ? Just that I don't think they teach a lot of AI/ML in undergrad computer science. It might have changed though. I guess you could find out from the course outline. Maybe you could get a job with some kind of certification like this one from microsoft
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/certifications/azure-data-scientist
I guess look at teh job ads around your area. AI/ML tends to have a fair bit of programming too, typically with python or R, so you could go that route and build up a portfolio of AI/ML projects yourself and bypass the degree. They usually want someone proficient with statistics though which could be the part that hard to get past without some kind of qualification, i'm not sure.

>>15040788
Talking about economics as a pseudoscience but you want to do matrix algebra rofl.

>>15040950
Midwit detectors firing off the charts

>>15040956
Seriously. Anyone who bought into the AGI hype train is a midwit of the most redditorial stripe.

>>15040964
Midwit detector capacity exceeded

https://www.sjcc.edu/admissions-records/apply.aspx

nobody cares about your previous degree unless you're working for some huge accounting company that wants an accountant that knows programming, not the other way around

>>15040771
Do a cs master