Are you retard tier or normie tier iq?
you could always do a minor with math or physics, but a minor with an engineering degree is very hard. people even do two engineering degrees at the same time or lots of people do math or physics minor with cs
A statistics degree has so many oppertunities without a minor tho. Machine learning, ai, finance, insurance, business intelligence
yea our school doesnt have a statistics degree for bachelors. industrial eng. acts as that instead
Any areas that you are particularily intruiged by?
JFL if you think you can get a Software Engineering job in 2024
It's brutal being low iq man I hate ts
I doubt it. And most SWEs in the UK are povertycels.
Software engineering is cope, its all gonna be replaced by AI soon, its also gonna have like no job security even if you get it, because the more AI advances, the less workers are gonna be needed.
Organic chemistry and metallic chemistry
its 2024 boo
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I know, it's a tough market. I plan on combining my looksmaxxing with my scientific advancement and seduce the women into giving me the job (since I mog the other applicants by a lot).bruh I don't think you guys realize how fucked the job market is in this field
will probably change in a few years just waiting for the uncs who have been occupying a position for fucking decades to either die or retire
and be part of the new wave that applies for the jobs.
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now to answer your questions @chasing aesthetics if by "pure degrees" you mean degrees for a very specific field I wouldn't really do that cuz you're just gonna end up working in labs like many other researchcels and eventually end up going back to school for a retraining in the new field you wanna work in like ive seen it for years
so yeah engineering degree in a high paying field that is not too advanced is the way, probably something in machine/deep learning, statistics, big data (gonna have to wait a bit for this one uncs are leeching the positions).
Why do you think traditional engineering is a perma downtrend?
I guess you may be right. A lot of people in the pure fields tend to work with research and academia. A 200iq physicist makes a profound discovery and his price is his name on a paper or a nobel prize meanwhile a 200iq engineer starts a billion dollar companybruh I don't think you guys realize how fucked the job market is in this field
will probably change in a few years just waiting for the uncs who have been occupying a position for fucking decades to either die or retire
and be part of the new wave that applies for the jobs.
OKAY FINALLY SOME HIGH IQ REPLY I JUST NOTICED
now to answer your questions @chasing aesthetics if by "pure degrees" you mean degrees for a very specific field I wouldn't really do that cuz you're just gonna end up working in labs like many other researchcels and eventually end up going back to school for a retraining in the new field you wanna work in like ive seen it for years
so yeah engineering degree in a high paying field that is not too advanced is the way, probably something in machine/deep learning, statistics, big data (gonna have to wait a bit for this one uncs are leeching the positions).
it's so not worth imo
I am not educated at all on that sorry.
More likely to replace a programmer, which is getting filled with DEI hires and jeets anyways. Fingers crossed middle management gets raped in the ass though, would love to see it personally.
we legit have decades before that happens
No we don't its almost impossible landing a software engineering job right now. Why do you think that is?
not only software engineering , tech is dead af and no going back everything will be replaced by ai and low wage countries workers in 2-3 years , it's all over (coming from someone with computer engineering degree)
No it’s not. Most guys aren’t good enough to break in simple as that.
Yeah even entry level tech is hard as fuck to get now, it is beyond over.
Just graduate from harvard, with 10+ years of experience, multiple portfolio projects, and connections then you will break in brooo
Obviously less exaggerated, but yeah. That’s what you need for any top career ( tech, finance ect). If you’re very smart, specialising in AI fields, computational stats ect will make it much easier to break into high paying niche fields which are on the rise.
Is a computer science bachelors degree better than a computer engineering degree?
no imo , you can do robotics too with computer engineering and stuff with electronics idk about computer science but it's more focused on software
have you not read my replies above.
Don’t people who study the pure fields usually only get jobs in academia?
no maths is one of the best degrees for engineering and finance
