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5025491 No.5025491[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

/sci/, I have a challenge

Can you fix Art degrees to be useful and practical?

signed,

every fag that made a bad choice and has bad parents

>> No.5025497

THIS IS NOT SCIENCE OR MATH.

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>> No.5025500

>>5025497
FUCK YOU, WANNABE 4CHAN JANITOR

>> No.5025503

>>5025497
>implying arts is not applied science and math

>> No.5025505
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>>5025491
>>5025500
saged and reported

Enjoy your ban!

>> No.5025511

>>5025505
>2012
>newfags are still putting sage in every field

>> No.5025512

>>5025505
counter sage

>> No.5025514

>>5025503
Blasphemy! Go forth from hence these lands and may thy putrid figure never again insult this good place with its presence!

>> No.5025516

Architecture.

>> No.5025524

The main problem is grade inflation. If Art degres were challenging, they would teach students to think and hence be plenty useful. Unfortunately as long as you can bullshit and pass that's not going to happen.

>> No.5025527

>>5025512
>doesn't understand the function of sage

>> No.5025528

Concept art for whichever technological or scientific field

>> No.5025547

My friend got a degree in photography and now he's making bank.

>> No.5025683

graphic design

>> No.5025691

>>5025491
A degree in art isn't necessarily bad. I'm replying to this post as if it were serious. You could take the required courses, and seek out a graduate degree in science. I had a friend who got a B.A. in Sociology, took a few extra classes, and then went to get a MSc in Computer Science.

Now, he co-owns a business doing IT consulting, repair, and sales. In two years, they have grown pretty large, too.

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>>5025691
Ewwww. Not op, but I wish people would label that as Computer Information Specialist. To me, a computer science guy is someone that can actually program and understands hex, binary, and decimal well enough to write in Assembly.

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5025709

I would say the degree you have is one of a handfull of things that determine your success; others being your tenacity, actual knowledge of field (which few degrees actually equate to), experience, etc.

>> No.5025721

>>5025706
How did you suddenly infer that from my post? I just stated "computer science" but I never stated anything that he studied.

You'll be happy to know that he has done a lot of things with database recovery and overhaul, archaic COBOL, and a plethora of other things. But, you know, way to jump to conclusions.

>> No.5025722

>>5025721
I'm not hating on him. He's just not computer science. COBOL is like you labeled archaic, and very simple. And you're also suggesting he's really good at putting things in file cabinets.

>> No.5025726

>>5025706
> implying real computer scientists ever do any actual programming, much less in binary

>> No.5025731

>>5025726
>implying I said they were programming in Binary.
>Implying that there isn't still the process of figuring out algorithms and then coding those algorithms.

>> No.5025765

Understanding hex, binary, etc isn't computer science., ts computer programming.Comp sci has to do with algorithms and logic and much much more. I'm sick and tired of this mix up

>> No.5025921

Architecture, Transportation Design, Product Design.

But seriously, with art majors it's less about the degree/papers and more about your portfolio.