Should I enroll in a computer science class? Given that we’re now living in a world heavily influenced by AI and technology, would it be more beneficial for me to choose a tech course? It seems like the requirements are generally less demanding and involve less writing.
Have recent cuts in federal jobs made you reconsider your degree choice? I was looking into some Master’s programs that would lead to careers in the federal sector. I’d love to hear what others think about this situation.
Attention CS majors who opted for private universities instead of leading public institutions—what influenced your choice? I’m referring to private universities such as Vanderbilt, Washington University in St. Louis, or Notre Dame, as opposed to public schools like Georgia Tech, Purdue, or the University of Michigan. As a transfer student, I’m currently weighing my options […]
Group projects are a nightmare. To sum it up, after dedicating 24 hours to coding two websites for our group project entirely on my own, my teammates decided to ditch my work just a week before the deadline to create their own version without involving me. They didn’t even bother to send me the link […]
Deciding whether to take a computer science class or a tech-focused class really depends on your interests and career goals. If you’re passionate about understanding how technology works, including programming and algorithms, a computer science class could be very rewarding. It often provides a solid foundation for many tech-related careers.
On the other hand, if you’re looking for something that maybe aligns more with your current skill set or interests, and you prefer classes with less emphasis on heavy writing, a tech-focused course might be a better fit.
Consider what you enjoy doing, what skills you want to develop, and how each option aligns with your future aspirations. Both paths can lead to exciting opportunities in our increasingly digital world!