If you'll need any help, ask. I've got my CS degree.

what type of courses would you recommend as supplements

an english minor is sort of a weird addendum, but i'm doing it because i don't want the english credits that i do have to go to waste

i still have a few liberal arts requirements to fill out, as well, so i probably will choose to get those out of the way first before i actually do anything CS related

im going to put in a personal recommendation for art history. i had it as part of my humanities curriculum senior year of high school and its fucking awesome.

oh lord does this mean instead of "verb's words of the day" we're gonna start getting "verb's microprocessors of the day" or some shit

Verby nooooooo
CompSci is such a meme. Study something else, like... uh.... get an MBA in Aviation Management. That's so not a meme.

if my uni offers it lol

How is it that you and Slash seemingly switched places from a nice career filled future to poor and living off his grandparents, and you actually joining the good STEM field.

Next thing you know, you're gonna be libertarian and Slash is gonna go vegan.

*shrug* slash already has posted vegan sympathies in the past, too

What branch of computer science? I took a course on web design last year and hated every minute of it.

could do programming i guess

my dad says i should learn CAD, though

Quote from: Nexus on November 03, 2015, 06:51:09 PM

How is it that you and Slash seemingly switched places from a nice career filled future to poor and living off his grandparents, and you actually joining the good STEM field.

Next thing you know, you're gonna be libertarian and Slash is gonna go vegan.

Made by Pol Sci Majors with too much time on their hands cause they have no jobs.

i also want to be one of those guys who can troubleshoot computers at the drop of a hat

like, if a teacher is having trouble connecting his laptop to his projector for the classroom, or something
i want to be able to help him, because i'll know exactly what the problem is

'cause right now i'm not that guy, and i feel bad for it, because i feel like i should be

I recently spoke to my adviser today about my future, and I asked him where most of the Astronomy majors end up. Probably sixty percent head onto graduate school and likely perform research, but that's not really what I want to do. I might end up getting my teaching certification after I complete my BS.

Programming is the shit. My new job basically forced me to learn JQuery, and it's sooooo much easier and more intuitive and Javascript is. Once you learn one language, the others will come to you a lot faster, IMO.

hey, maybe i could help you with the site

and become an architect

I recently spoke to my adviser today about my future, and I asked him where most of the Astronomy majors end up. Probably sixty percent head onto graduate school and likely perform research, but that's not really what I want to do. I might end up getting my teaching certification after I complete my BS.

thats what i wanna do babe

Quote from: Nexus on November 03, 2015, 06:55:39 PM

Quote from: SoporificSlash on November 03, 2015, 06:54:44 PM

Quote from: Nexus on November 03, 2015, 06:51:09 PM

How is it that you and Slash seemingly switched places from a nice career filled future to poor and living off his grandparents, and you actually joining the good STEM field.

Next thing you know, you're gonna be libertarian and Slash is gonna go vegan.

Made by Pol Sci Majors with too much time on their hands cause they have no jobs.

You can post all the graphs you want, you should probably print them on cardboard so you can explain it to passerbyers in hopes for some spare change.