niketalk, what are you majoring in? easy or hard?

[iwhipmyheadovv]

Computer Science with a concentration in application....i wanna minor in graphic/web design but its not going to be offered anymore -__-
i hate this school with a passion and im only here because of my credits that more than likely wont transfer. but at this point i dont even care anymore imma just lose them in the transfer process.

i actually enjoy programming(at times) and my animation class was a pleasant surprise...although we are using blender(open source) which from what i hear isnt too different from Maya but i woould much rather use maya being as though thats what the major companies use.

 

[cs02132]

Originally Posted by backpacker23

I'm majoring in Digital media production, I love it and i have a 3.0 gpa

Thinking about this..what classes did you take and everything? just looking for some info like what kind of jobs I can get with this and stuff

 

[cs02132]

Originally Posted by backpacker23

I'm majoring in Digital media production, I love it and i have a 3.0 gpa

Thinking about this..what classes did you take and everything? just looking for some info like what kind of jobs I can get with this and stuff

 

[kramer]

Any people in here wanna give me the heads up on pharmacy?

 

[kramer]

Any people in here wanna give me the heads up on pharmacy?

 

[Shanegerous]

Public Relations and Business administration....pretty easy

 

[Shanegerous]

Public Relations and Business administration....pretty easy

 

[xavier]

criminal justice easy.....

 

[los angeles fresh]

Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering

 

[xavier]

criminal justice easy.....

 

[los angeles fresh]

Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

Graphic Design

 

[p0tat0 5alad]

Graphic Design

 

[jchambers]

Math. The answer is 288.

 

[jchambers]

Math. The answer is 288.

 

[natelav129]

I'm CIS, Computer Information Systems, definately the easier alternative to those tech savvy.....it's the business direction for computers

 

[natelav129]

I'm CIS, Computer Information Systems, definately the easier alternative to those tech savvy.....it's the business direction for computers

 

[degenerate423]

Originally Posted by StreetPharmacist

3 of my cousins are majoring/majored in computer science, they hated it but....they said it was the easy route




i majored in biology cause i really liked science when i was entering college....def NOT easy, studied my butt off, but I guess it was worth it.

Easy route for what?

I had no idea there were that many cs majors on NT.  I'm a sophomore, but basically a freshman in my major because I'm only on the 2nd semester.  This is pretty tough, I seriously don't know if I'll be able to stick with it for 2 more years cause I'm nervous about the difficulty of the higher division courses

.  We should start a computer science help thread though

...

 

[degenerate423]

Originally Posted by StreetPharmacist

3 of my cousins are majoring/majored in computer science, they hated it but....they said it was the easy route




i majored in biology cause i really liked science when i was entering college....def NOT easy, studied my butt off, but I guess it was worth it.

Easy route for what?

I had no idea there were that many cs majors on NT.  I'm a sophomore, but basically a freshman in my major because I'm only on the 2nd semester.  This is pretty tough, I seriously don't know if I'll be able to stick with it for 2 more years cause I'm nervous about the difficulty of the higher division courses

.  We should start a computer science help thread though

...

 

[fenixconnexion.]

Originally Posted by ElCatfisho

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

to be honest, I didnt really know what to major in and I'm good at math (Im asian) but i didnt wanna do straight math because it's pretty unapplicable and discrete so I decided to pick stats. no exact plans, something in finance or maybe a statistician/research job. I still have another year at least but I've been thinking about it more and more recently. 

 

[fenixconnexion.]

Originally Posted by ElCatfisho

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

to be honest, I didnt really know what to major in and I'm good at math (Im asian) but i didnt wanna do straight math because it's pretty unapplicable and discrete so I decided to pick stats. no exact plans, something in finance or maybe a statistician/research job. I still have another year at least but I've been thinking about it more and more recently. 

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

Originally Posted by ElCatfisho

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

to be honest, I didnt really know what to major in and I'm good at math (Im asian) but i didnt wanna do straight math because it's pretty unapplicable and discrete so I decided to pick stats. no exact plans, something in finance or maybe a statistician/research job. I still have another year at least but I've been thinking about it more and more recently. 

Sounds good. Yeah, I guess statisticians are always in need so hopefully that'll help you a lot with jobs and what not. Good luck with your future man.

 

[elcatfisho]

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

Originally Posted by ElCatfisho

Originally Posted by ElijahDukes

statistics, pretty hard. OP, compsci requires LOTS of practice, reading the code and textbook aint gonna cut it. you gotta do alot of applied work yourself

What made you want to major in statistics? Any plan on what you are going to do after school? Last year a P&G statistician gave my high school stats class a lecture on his work and it was pretty interesting; he does stats on clinical experiments for medicine.

I've always found statistics interesting, but I hated AP Stats because of the repetitive nature of the work; we did like 90 problems a week. Ended up with a 4 but w/e. Statistics seems like a pain in the !@! to do really well in but I guess that's the point of it.

Gonna major in biology / pre-med starting next year. Probably will need a lot of studying.

to be honest, I didnt really know what to major in and I'm good at math (Im asian) but i didnt wanna do straight math because it's pretty unapplicable and discrete so I decided to pick stats. no exact plans, something in finance or maybe a statistician/research job. I still have another year at least but I've been thinking about it more and more recently. 

Sounds good. Yeah, I guess statisticians are always in need so hopefully that'll help you a lot with jobs and what not. Good luck with your future man.