what do u guys think of studying economic computer science?

[lestoa]

next year is my last year at high school and i rly want to go to uni
and for me only economic computer science and cybersecurity would only come into question
What do u guys think

 

[IBlamePhaggots]

Will help you get russian girls when youre 40 but apart from that its not really a chad course

 

[lestoa]

Will help you get russian girls when youre 40

i will never in my entire life pump 1$ into a foid, its only for me

 

[icetraebald]

im a graycel but i'm currently studying cs at a pretty reputable uni

cybersecurity should be in demand so if you want to do it go for it

it's just that everyone thinks that comp sci is fucking software engineering since there are a lot of different avenues you can go into. one can pursue a phd and pursue further education in research or even go into fintech and finance

what i'm doing is data science because 1) i like statistics and 2) it provides valuable skills in languages like python

basically specializing in a niche that isn't oversaturated and provides valuable skills for the future will give you more guaranteed success. by oversaturated, i mean stuff like ui/ux design and web dev because employers can easily outsource these for cheap and even a kid can do these imo. instead, focusing on something like backend (so how the system works behind the scenes) will be more useful since it's harder to learn.

economic comp sci seems good if you want you can do a minor or double major

 

[tomm1453]

econ and cs are both mogger degrees in terms of salary prospects

 

[perpetuallytired]

next year is my last year at high school and i rly want to go to uni
and for me only economic computer science and cybersecurity would only come into question
What do u guys think

I do economics. Honestly as a course I think it's semi worth it, so long as you pair it with something useful.

 

[owlofathena]

Anything in STEM is usually worth it except for some of the science degrees.