If you had no degree and could go get one that would set you up for the future, what would you get?
Computer science. 10 times out of 10
Physics. Forced to have a concrete foundation in math, computer science and evaluating extremely complex systems which are the most valuable combination of skills to have right now.
If it were me, I would sit in math and physics classes and self-learn computers
Another vote for physics here.
anything can be self learned today. you only really need a degree if u want to go to med or law or if you want to be in academia. calculate how much debt you will incur in american college, you future job prospects with take home salary then compare that against how much time it will take to repay student loans. key thing is having realistic expectations. this is just like 1999 with too many people thinking the gravy will flow forever
Be a doctor, real doctor 👨⚕️ / 👩⚕️
In case you didn't know, PhDs are the real doctors. MDs hijacked the title because they wanted to feel special too and distance their job from being perceived as a trade, which it really is.
Technically true, but let's be real neurosurgeon vs art history professor. Which one you actually give a shit about?
I have a math degree, don't consider myself smarter than others, and tend to pick up new topics in CS much faster than others. I'd go with math again
Did you learn DS/Algo as part of your curriculum? Or did you self-learn the material? Pretty interesting though, some of my friends are Physics and Math majors and they made the jump to Python/.NET dev.
maths or physics
Anything technical.
Bachelors in computer science and masters in cyber security
I’d go masters in deep learning
They have degrees in deep learning specifically? Wow